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Hey everyone. Just wanted to chip in on the admit card download process. It’s pretty standard for any IBPS exam. You just need your basic login details. * Registration Number: This is your primary key. It's a long number that confirms your application. * Password: This is usually your date of birth. A word of caution: make sure you're on the correct website. I've seen some fake websites pop up during recruitment seasons. The only official site is ibps.in. Always double-check the URL. Once you're there, find the link for the IBPS Clerk CRP XV and follow the instructions. The login page will ask you to select the language (English or Hindi) and then enter your details. My personal experience: I always keep a small file on my computer with all my exam-related login details. I save my registration number, password, and a copy of the application form. It saves a lot of hassle. I suggest everyone do the same for all their future exams. If you lose your password, there's always the recovery option, but why take the extra step if you can avoid it? Good luck to all!

Hey everyone, it can be really stressful when you can't log in to get your admit card. But don't worry, there are a few things you can try. I went through this last year and here is what I learned. First, check your credentials very carefully. Are you sure you're using the correct registration number? And is the password correct? Many people forget that the password is often their date of birth in a specific format like DD-MM-YYYY. Make sure you are using hyphens and not slashes, or vice versa. The website will usually show you the correct format on the login page. Also, make sure your Caps Lock key is off, as the password field is usually case-sensitive. Second, if you've checked everything and it's still not working, use the "Forgot Password/Registration No." option. This is your best friend in this situation. It's a link right on the login page. Click it, and you will be prompted to enter your registered email address or mobile number. IBPS will then send you an email or an SMS with your details. This process is very reliable and almost always works. Be patient, as sometimes the email might take a few minutes to arrive. Check your spam or junk folder too, just in case. Third, make sure you are using a good browser. Sometimes old versions of Internet Explorer or other browsers can have issues. Try using a different browser like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. Also, clear your browser's cache and cookies. This might seem like a small thing, but it often solves login problems with many websites. If all of the above fail, then the only option is to contact the IBPS help desk. They have a helpline number and an email address on their official website. You can explain your issue to them, and they can guide you. But this should be your last resort, as the first two steps usually solve the problem. Remember to stay calm and not panic. You have some time before the exam, so you can solve this.

Hi everyone! I saw a lot of people asking about the IBPS Clerk admit card 2025 release date, so I wanted to share what I found. I've been checking the official IBPS website almost every day since I applied, and it's a good habit to get into if you're serious about the exam. Based on what I've seen from past years and the latest updates, the admit cards for the preliminary exam were made available on September 25, 2025. This is usually about 7-10 days before the first day of the preliminary exams. The official exam dates are October 4, 5, and 11, 2025. This gives you a decent window to download it, check your details, and prepare for exam day. It's really important to download your admit card as soon as possible. Don't wait until the last minute! I've heard stories from friends who waited and then faced website traffic issues or forgot their login details, which caused a lot of stress. Once you have it, make sure to read all the instructions carefully. The admit card isn't just a pass to enter the exam hall; it has all the critical information like your roll number, exam center address, and the specific time slot for your test. For example, my admit card says my exam is on October 5th at 11:30 AM, and my center is located on the other side of the city, so I need to plan my travel time carefully. Pro Tip: Save the PDF file of your admit card to your phone and email it to yourself. That way, you have multiple backups. You should also take two or three printouts. I always print one for myself and give another to a family member just in case I lose mine. Hope this helps everyone stay on top of things! Good luck with your preparation.