IBPS PO, SO 2025 Application Correction Window Opens from July 31 at ibps.in

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has officially announced the opening of the application correction window for IBPS PO/MT-XV and IBPS SO-XV recruitment 2025.

IBPS PO, SO 2025 Application Correction Window Opens Soon - Check Details

This facility will be available for a limited period from July 31 to August 1, 2025, giving candidates a final opportunity to rectify any mistakes in their submitted forms.

Only those applicants who have completed the online application and paid the prescribed fee by the deadline are eligible to use this correction window. Candidates can log in using their credentials at the official IBPS website and make changes to editable fields.

What Can Be Edited?

IBPS allows corrections in several fields such as:

• Personal details (except name, email ID, mobile number)
• Academic qualifications
• Bank and regional preferences
• Category (within permissible combinations)

Candidates must note that no changes can be made to registered email ID, mobile number, or name. Additionally, category change is allowed only in limited combinations (e.g., from OBC to EWS or GEN, but not from SC to GEN).

Fee & Submission Guidelines

A correction fee of ₹200 will be charged per submission. However, if the application was filled using DigiLocker, the correction fee will be waived. Only one-time correction is allowed, so candidates should review all the details carefully before submitting the revised form.

Timeline Summary:

Correction Window Opens: July 31, 2025

Correction Window Closes: August 1, 2025

Application Fee Payment Last Date: Already over (July 28, 2025)

Important Instructions:

• Only submitted and paid applications are eligible for correction.
• Once the correction is submitted, no further changes will be accepted.
• After editing, it is advised to download and save a copy of the final corrected application form.

Why It Matters:

This correction window is a one-time chance to fix errors that could otherwise lead to rejection or disqualification during document verification. Candidates should make full use of it to ensure their application reflects accurate and updated information.