IBPS RRB Officers & Assistants CWE 2012 - Results Announced!

The results of common written exam for officer jobs in Regional Rural Banks was released by IBPS today.The news has caught many by surprise as RRB results were not expected so soon.Moreover many were quite busy in knowing their selection activity in PO/MT CWE declared few weeks back.What's next for these passouts & most importantly how will they be chosen? Lets see them!


For the first time, a common test for officer & office assistant vacancies in rural banks was proposed similar to commercial banks.On behalf of 82 RRB`s, IBPS conducted the tests on September 2 & 9, 2012.

Over 10 Lakh Appear!

How many passed could be the biggest question that many would be thinking.The official figures are not known yet but we had already reported of 5.45 lakh people turn up for the officer cadre exams alone. (see 10 lakh eyeing RRB jobs)

If you are one among those, proceed with your login details (roll no, birth date etc.,) to check your results at this webpage here (for officer & office assistant)

Although the site displays only pass or fail currently, scores can be expected to be online in the 2nd week of November.

10000 Posts may be Filled

The regional rural banks collectively had recruited around 9500 people for officer & assistant level posts in 2011.

It is expected for these RRB`s to fill approx.10000 vacancies this year too according to the IBPS director.

Since these banks are located only in a particular state with just a handful number of branches - one cannot expect huge intake as witnessed in large PSB`s.

No Common Interviews

Ever since the announcement of common interviews for PO & clerk positions was made by the govt, aspirants are eagerly waiting to know its exact procedure.

But IBPS in their results page are advising qualified candidates to watch out for RRB recruitment advertisement & submit individual online applications based on the eligibility notified by each.

In such a scenario, the regional banks will shortlist from applications received only those who have secured sufficiently high marks in CWE.