SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025-26: The State Bank of India (SBI) has officially declared the final result for the recruitment of Junior Associates (Customer Support & Sales) today, 27th February 2026. Candidates who appeared for the Mains examination held on 21st November 2025 can now check their qualifying status on the official website.

​The result has been released in a PDF format containing the roll numbers of provisionally selected candidates. In this article, we provide the direct link to download the merit list and the schedule for the upcoming scorecard release.

​SBI Clerk Result 2025 – Key Highlights

Event

Date

Organization

State Bank of India (SBI)

Post Name

Junior Associate (Clerk)

Mains Exam Date

21st November 2025

Mains Result Date

27th February 2026 (OUT)

Final Scorecard Date

10th March 2026 (Expected)

Selection Stage

Final Selection (Subject to LPT)

How to Check SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025

​Follow these simple steps to see if your roll number is in the selection list:

  1. ​Visit the official SBI Careers page: sbi.co.in/web/careers.
  2. ​Scroll down to the "Current Openings" section.
  3. ​Look for "RECRUITMENT OF JUNIOR ASSOCIATES (CUSTOMER SUPPORT & SALES)".
  4. ​Click on the link "Main Examination Result".
  5. ​A PDF file will open. Use Ctrl+F (on desktop) or the Search icon (on mobile) to enter your Roll Number.
  6. ​If your number is highlighted, congratulations! You have been provisionally selected.

​When will the Scorecard and Cut-Off be released?

​While the list of qualified candidates is out now, the individual marks (scorecard) and state-wise cut-off marks are usually released 10–15 days after the result.

  • ​Expected Scorecard Date: 10th March 2026.
  • ​What you can check: Once released, you can see your section-wise marks and the official cut-off for your state (West Bengal, Bihar, etc.).

​What is the Next Step? (Local Language Test)

​Selected candidates must now clear the Local Language Proficiency Test (LPT).

  • ​Who needs to take it? If you have studied the local language of your applied state in Class 10 or 12 (and it's mentioned on your marksheet), you are generally exempted.
  • ​The Test: If not exempted, you will be tested on reading, writing, and speaking the local language (e.g., Bengali for the West Bengal circle). This test is qualifying in nature but mandatory.

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