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SBI PO Mains Result 2026 Declared, 4367 Candidates Qualify for Interview

Sbi po mains result 2026
Sbi Po Mains Result 2026
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Key Highlights

  • SBI PO Mains Result declared, 4367 candidates qualify for the interview stage
  • Psychometric test tentatively scheduled for 31 October 2026
  • Group exercises and interviews to begin from 18 November 2026
  • Learn how to check your roll number and which documents to keep ready, read the full article
  • Call letter details and preparation tips explained below

SBI PO Mains Result 2026: The State Bank of India has released the Mains Result for its Probationary Officer recruitment process. The exam was held on 12 September 2026, and the result came out on 14 October 2026.

Reports indicate that a total of 4367 candidates have qualified for Phase 3, which covers the psychometric test, group exercises and interview.

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Important Dates

EventDate
Mains Examination Held12 September 2026
Mains Result Declared14 October 2026
Psychometric Test (Tentative)31 October 2026
Group Exercise and Interview Begin18 November 2026 onwards

Both the psychometric test date and the group exercise-interview start date remain tentative for now. Each candidate’s exact interview date, time and venue will be specified in their individual call letter.

How to Check the Result

Candidates looking to find their roll number can follow this process.

  • Open the Main Examination Result PDF link from the relevant notification.
  • Use Ctrl + F on a computer, or the search option on mobile, to look up your roll number.
  • Check whether your roll number shows up in the list.
  • It’s worth downloading and saving the PDF in case you need it later.

The PDF only lists the roll numbers of shortlisted candidates — there’s no mention of marks, a scorecard, or category-wise cut-offs.

What Candidates Should Do Now

For those whose roll numbers appear on the list, a few things need attention.

  • Keep checking your registered email and mobile number regularly, since SBI will send further instructions through these two channels.
  • Begin preparing for the psychometric test, as it’s tentatively scheduled for 31 October 2026.
  • Keep an eye on the official website for when the call letter gets released.
  • Have all the required documents ready well in advance for the interview.

Documents to Keep Ready for the Interview

  • Educational qualification certificates and mark sheets
  • Relevant documents supporting the details submitted in the application form
  • Any other document mentioned in the call letter

Since this result notification doesn’t mention vacancy numbers, age limit or application fee, candidates should refer back to the original recruitment notification for those details.

Selection Process, What Happens Next

Once the Mains exam is done, Phase 3 of the SBI PO recruitment process kicks in, which includes—

  • Psychometric Test
  • Group Exercises
  • Interview

Candidates whose roll numbers don’t appear in the result PDF haven’t made it to Phase 3 through this particular list. That said, it’s worth double-checking the roll number carefully just to be sure.

Preparation Tips for the Next Stage

For the psychometric test and interview, candidates should work on sharpening their communication skills, stay updated on current banking and economic affairs, and practice expressing opinions confidently during group discussions. Daily mock interview practice combined with following recent banking news can go a long way in strengthening preparation. Once the call letter arrives, it’s important to carefully check the venue, time and reporting details.

Overall, keeping a regular eye on SBI’s official website, sbi.bank.in, should ensure candidates get timely updates on the call letter and the subsequent stages of the recruitment process.

Manoj Bera

Manoj Bera

Manoj Bera, a passionate writer, has been blogging since 2018 while also working as an educator for all competitive exam preparation. His blog posts reflect her love for exploring the world through engaging writing. more>>

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