The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released the IBPS Clerk Reserve List 2024 (CRP CLERKS-XIV), providing a final chance to candidates who were placed in the waiting list during the last recruitment cycle. Candidates who participated in the Common Recruitment Process for Clerical Cadre (CRP-XIV) and were not allotted a bank in the first round can now check their allotment status through the official release under the reserve list.

This update marks a significant opportunity for thousands of aspirants who had performed well in the recruitment stages but couldn’t secure a seat initially due to limited vacancies.

Application Dates:

Application Fees:

Age Limit (as on 01/07/2024)

Note: Age Limit Extra as per IBPS Clerk 14th Batch 2024 Recruitment Rules.

Vacancy Details:

Participating Banks

Bank of Baroda (BOB), Canara Bank, Indian Overseas Bank (IOB), UCO Bank, Bank of India (BOI), Central Bank of India (CBI), Punjab National Bank (PNB), Union Bank of India (UBI), Bank of Maharashtra (BOM), Indian Bank & Punjab & Sindh Bank.

State-Wise Vacancy Details

Steps to Check IBPS Clerk 14th Reserve List 2024 Allotment

If you were part of the reserve list, follow these clear and easy steps to check your result:

1. Visit the IBPS Official Website
   Go to https://www.ibps.in using a reliable browser.

2. Navigate to the ‘CRP Clerical’ Section
   On the homepage, look for the section labeled CRP Clerical Cadre and click on it.

3. Select ‘Common Recruitment Process – Clerks XIV’
   This will open a new page containing all related notifications and links.

4. Click on the Link for ‘Provisional Allotment under Reserve List’
   The relevant link will redirect you to the login portal for checking allotment status.

5. Login Using Your Credentials
   Enter your Registration Number or Roll Number and your Password or Date of Birth.

6. Check Allotment Status
   Once logged in, you’ll be able to see whether you have been provisionally allotted a bank.

7. Download the Result Page
   Take a printout or save a screenshot for documentation and further communication with the allotted bank.

What Does Provisional Allotment Mean?

A provisional allotment does not mean immediate joining. It indicates that you have been selected, subject to:

• Final document verification

• Fulfillment of eligibility criteria

• Medical fitness

• Background and character verification by the respective bank

Each bank has its own joining process and timelines. You will receive communication via email or SMS regarding the next steps directly from the bank where you’ve been allotted.

Documents You Should Prepare for Joining

Here is a list of standard documents you’ll likely need:

• Printout of the Provisional Allotment from IBPS portal

• 10th and 12th Mark Sheets

• Graduation Certificate and Mark Sheets

• Caste/Category Certificate (if applicable)

• Domicile Certificate (if required)

• Photo Identity Proof (like Aadhar Card, Voter ID)

• PAN Card

• Medical Certificate from a registered doctor

• Passport-sized photographs

Ensure these documents are updated, valid, and ready for submission at the time of joining or document verification.

Why the Reserve List Is a Critical Opportunity

The Reserve List gives a second chance to hundreds of eligible candidates. Due to real-world situations like non-reporting, delayed joining, or candidate rejection in the original selection list, banks often have vacant positions even after the final result.

By releasing this reserve list, IBPS ensures these vacancies are filled efficiently while maintaining fairness and transparency in the recruitment process.

For many, this list turns disappointment into opportunity — especially for those who missed the initial allotment by a narrow margin.

What Should You Do If You’re Allotted Now?

• Stay alert: Watch your inbox and the official website of the allotted bank for detailed instructions.

• Organize documents: Prepare and arrange all required documents immediately.

• Be ready to relocate: Clerical jobs may involve posting anywhere in the allotted bank's network.

• Stay updated: Follow official notices from the bank regarding training, joining, and induction programs.