IBPS RRB Clerk Result 2025-26 Out @ibps.in, Check Prelims Result and Cut Off Marks

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection has officially announced the RRB Clerk Prelims Result 2025 on 23 January 2026. The Phase 1 result is available on the official website ibps.in. Candidates who appeared for the preliminary examination can now check their qualifying status and move ahead in the recruitment process. Along with the result, IBPS has also released the mains admit card for the candidates who cleared the mains exam.

RRB Clerk Prelims Result 2025-26 Out

The RRB Clerk Prelims examination was conducted successfully in multiple shifts, and the declaration of results marks the conclusion of the first stage of selection. Candidates who have qualified in Phase 1 are now eligible to appear for the RRB Clerk Mains Examination scheduled for 01 February 2026. With a limited gap between the result announcement and the Mains exam, shortlisted candidates are expected to intensify their final-stage preparation.

Direct Download Link for RRB Clerk Prelims Result 2025-26

Candidates can access the Direct Download Link for RRB Clerk Prelims Result 2025–26 through the official website of the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection at ibps.in. The direct result link has been activated for candidates to quickly check their Phase 1 qualifying status by logging in with their registration number and password or date of birth.

Direct Download Link for RRB Clerk Prelims Result 2025-26

RRB Clerk Prelims Cut Off Marks 2025-26

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection is expected to release the official RRB Clerk Prelims Cut Off 2025-26 soon. Until the official cutoff is published, candidates can refer to the expected cut off marks based on exam difficulty level, number of vacancies, and feedback received from candidates.

• General: 73-78
• EWS: 68-75
• OBC: 68-75
• SC: 60-65
• ST: 55-60

Next Focus: RRB Clerk Mains Exam 2026

With the Mains examination scheduled for 01 February 2026, qualified candidates now face the most decisive stage of the recruitment. The Mains exam requires stronger subject command, improved speed, and higher accuracy compared to Prelims. Candidates are advised to focus on full-length mock tests, revise key topics, and stay updated with current affairs. This short preparation window is crucial and can significantly impact final selection.