IBPS has already released the IBPS PO Prelims 2026 admit card on August 14–15 at ibps.in. The preliminary exam ran across four shifts on August 22 and 23. With prelims over, candidates should now secure their authenticated prelims call letter and track the mains admit card, which began rolling out this week.
Confusion around “city intimation” won’t apply here. For IBPS PO, the call letter itself shows centre address, date, reporting time, and shift. If the page times out during peak traffic, switch browsers, clear cache, or retry in off‑peak hours. Always cross‑check details against the portal’s CRP PO/MT section first.

Use ibps.in, open CRP PO/MT, choose CRP PO/MT‑XVI, and log in with registration number and password or date of birth. Save the PDF, take two prints, and staple a photocopy of your photo ID to the prelims call letter as advised. Keep the stamped prelims letter ready for mains verification.
Your call letter displays the venue with full address, reporting time, gate rules, and shift. IBPS scheduled four daily shifts in prelims; follow only the reporting time printed for you. Late entry isn’t permitted, and centre changes aren’t allowed on exam day, so plan travel buffers.
Carry the printed call letter, one extra passport photo matching the upload, the original valid photo ID, and a photocopy of that ID. Acceptable IDs include Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID, Passport, or Driving Licence. Ensure the name on ID exactly matches the application and call letter to prevent denial.
Eligible candidates using a scribe must fill the online scribe declaration form and bring its printout, along with the prescribed disability certificate per the 10.08.2022 government format. For any name or date‑of‑birth mismatch, carry supporting legal documents and follow the notification’s instructions at the venue.
Prelims result was declared on September 23. IBPS PO Mains is scheduled for October 4, and the mains call letter has been released. In the final week, revise sectional strategies, practise mocks, confirm biometric and ID readiness, reprint documents, and rehearse centre travel to avoid delays.