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Hey! This is a super important point. I've seen some confusion about this before. The IBPS Clerk admit card 2025 has two types you need to know about. The first is the PET (Pre-Examination Training) Admit Card. This is only for candidates belonging to SC, ST, Minority Communities, etc. The purpose of this training is to give them a heads-up on the exam structure and provide some guidance. It’s totally optional, and you need to download a special admit card for it. It's released earlier than the main admit card. If you're not in one of these categories, you won't even see a link for it. The second and most important one is the Preliminary Exam Admit Card. This is the one that every single candidate needs to download and bring to the exam hall on their test day. This admit card has your assigned test center, exam date, and time. You can't enter the exam without it. So, the key difference is the purpose. The PET admit card is for training, and the preliminary exam admit card is for the actual test. Don't confuse them.

Hi guys, I have to be very clear about this. No, you cannot use a digital copy of the IBPS Clerk admit card 2025 on your phone. The official instructions are very specific: you must bring a clear, physical printout of the admit card to the examination center. The invigilator needs to verify your identity by comparing your face to the photo on your admit card. They will also collect a copy of the admit card for their records and may need to scan the barcode on it. All of this requires a physical document. I've seen some candidates try to show their admit card on their phone, and they are always asked to go and get a printout. Some centers might have printing facilities nearby, but many don't. And it's a huge waste of time and causes unnecessary stress right before the exam. You should focus on staying calm and ready for the exam, not running around trying to find a print shop. My advice is to always have a few physical copies with you, just in case one gets lost or damaged. Keep one in a transparent folder along with your ID card and a passport-size photo. It’s better to be over-prepared than to face a problem on exam day.