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IBPS PO & SO 2025: Correction Window Now Open (July 31–Aug 1)

 

The Indian Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has activated the application correction window for the 2025 recruitment cycle of Probationary Officers (PO/MT‑XV) and Specialist Officers (SO/SPL‑XV). Registered candidates can log in to ibps.in and make permitted edits until August 1, 2025.

📅 Important Dates & Eligibility

  • Correction Window: July 31 – August 1, 2025

  • Eligibility: Only candidates who have successfully submitted their original application and paid the required fee within the initial timeline are allowed to make corrections.

✏️ What You Can & Can’t Change

✅ Editable Fields

  • Academic qualifications

  • Personal details (excluding critical fields below)

  • Job centre/location preferences

  • Category, within specific allowed switches:

    • Candidates originally under GEN/EWS/OBC‑NCL may change to GEN, EWS, OBC‑NCL, SC, ST, or PwBD

    • Candidates under SC/ST/PwBD are limited to changes within those categories only.

❌ Non-editable Fields

  • Name

  • Email ID

  • Mobile Number

  • Nationality

  • Post applied for

  • State/UT in permanent or correspondence address.

💸 Correction Fee Details

  • A fee of ₹200 (inclusive of GST) applies per application correction, regardless of category.

  • No refund or offset is possible in other exams once paid.

  • No fee is charged for corrections through DigiLocker integration.

🔧 How to Use the Correction Window

  1. Visit the official IBPS portal: ibps.in

  2. Click the link for PO/SO application correction

  3. Log in using your registration ID and password

  4. Update allowed fields carefully

  5. Pay the correction fee online

  6. Submit and download the confirmation receipt

  7. Keep a printed copy for records
    Note: The correction can only be made once, so review changes carefully before submission.

📌 Exam Schedule & What’s Next

  • IBPS PO Prelims: August 17, 23 & 24, 2025

  • IBPS SO Prelims: August 30, 2025

  • Subsequent stages, such as mains and Interviews, will follow the official timelines.

🧩 Why This Matters & Tips

Ensuring your application details are accurate reduces the likelihood of issues during document verification or later stages. Here are the best practices:

  • Revisit academic and category details closely

  • Confirm job location preferences align with your strategy

  • Avoid rushed edits—this window closes on August 1, without any extension.

✅ Summary Table

Feature Details
Correction Period July 31 – August 1, 2025
Fee ₹200 (GST inclusive)
Editable Fields Academic, personal (excluding name/email/mobile), category, preferences
Non‑editable Fields Name, Email, Mobile, Post, Nationality, Address fields
Limit One correction per applicant, no further edits allowed

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  • Secondary “IBPS correction fee”, “IBPS exam dates 2025”, “how to make corrections IBPS PO”

  • Include an FAQ section or a meta description:
    “IBPS PO & SO 2025 correction window opens July 31 – Aug 1; ₹200 fee; edit allowed fields; apply online via ibps.in.

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