SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025, sbi.co.in Live: Result and cutoff to be announced soon
SBI Clerk Mains Result Live Updates: The State Bank of India (SBI) will soon announce the SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025. Thousands of candidates who appeared for the Junior Associate (Customer Support & Sales) exam are eagerly waiting for their results, which will be released on SBI's official website: sbi.co.in.
The Mains exam was held on April 10 and 12, 2025, for the recruitment of 13,732 clerk posts across various branches in India.
How to Check SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025
Here's how you can check and download your result once it's declared:
Visit the official SBI website: sbi.co.in
Click on the 'Careers' section.
Select 'Current Openings'.
Click on 'Recruitment of Junior Associates (Customer Support & Sales)'.
Click on the link titled 'SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025'.
Enter your registration number/roll number and date of birth.
Download and save your scorecard for future reference.
You may also download a PDF list of qualified candidates. Use Ctrl+F to find your roll number in the list.
What's on the SBI Clerk Scorecard?
After downloading your result, check all the details carefully. The scorecard will include:
Your name and roll number
Your category and sub-category
Section-wise marks and total marks
Cut-off marks
Your final result status
This gives you a complete overview of your performance in the Mains exam.
What's Next After the Mains Result?
If you clear the Mains exam, the next stage is the Language Proficiency Test (LPT). This test checks your ability to read, write, and speak the local language of the state or union territory you applied for.
Clearing the LPT is mandatory to be eligible for final selection. Candidates who fail the LPT will not be considered for appointment, even if they pass the Mains.
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