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SBI Clerk Backlog Result 2026 Out for SC/ST/OBC, Download Score Card PDF

The State Bank of India (SBI) has announced the SBI Clerk Backlog Result 2026, along with the cut-off marks and scorecard, for candidates who appeared in the Preliminary Examination held on 16 September 2026 under the Special Recruitment Drive for 1,538 backlog vacancies.

Candidates can check their qualifying status through the result PDF and access their scorecards to review their marks and cut-off details. The result will help candidates determine whether they have qualified for the next stage of the recruitment process.

SBI Clerk Backlog Result 2026 Out

The SBI Clerk 2026 result for the backlog vacancy under CRPD/CR/SPLDRIVE/2026-27/16 recruitment is available at SBI Careers page. Candidates can check the result PDF, qualifying status, next-stage details, and Mains schedule for Junior Associate recruitment.

Candidates who find their roll number in the result PDF have qualified the Preliminary Examination and can appear for the Mains examination, which is expected to be held on 29 October 2026.

When will SBI release the SBI Clerk Regular Result 2026?

The State Bank of India conducted the Prelims exam for the Regular vacancy (CRPD/CR/2026-27/17) on 26th and 27th September 2026. Now, that the backlog vacacy result is out, the regular vacancy result is expected to release anytime and its Mains is expected to be held on 26 November 2026.

SBI Clerk Prelims Result 2026: Key Details

Particulars Details
Exam Conducting Body
State Bank of India
Post
Junior Associate (Customer Support & Sales)
Recruitment Type
Special Recruitment Drive
Advertisement No.
CRPD/CR/SPLDRIVE/2026-27/16
Vacancies
Backlog vacancies – 1538
Prelims Exam Date 16 September 2026
Result Status Released (17 October 2026)
Result Mode Online
Result Format PDF
Next Stage
Mains Examination
Mains Exam Date 29 October 2026
Official Website sbi.bank.in

SBI Clerk Backlog Mains Admit Card 2026 Out

SBI Clerk Result 2026 PDF Download Link

The result PDF is now available on the SBI official website @www.sbi.bank.in. Candidates can download it and check their qualification status. For the ease of candidates, we have provided the direct download link below:

SBI Clerk Backlog Result 2026 Download Link (ACTIVE)

SBI Clerk Backlog Score Card 2026 Link

The direct link to download the scorecard for SBI Clerk Prelims (Backlog) exam has been provided below. Candidates can check check respective scores (both raw and normalised) through the direct login shared below. It will help in assessing your performance. Also, the cut off is mentioned on the scorecard.

SBI Clerk Score Card 2026 Download Link – Active

How to Check SBI Clerk Result and Score Card 2026?

To download the result, you can follow this method:

  1. Visit the official SBI Careers website and open the Current Openings/Recruitment Results section.
  2. Find the Junior Associates Special Recruitment Drive for SC/ST/OBC Backlog Vacancies.
  3. Open the SBI Clerk Prelims Result 2026 link.
  4. Download the result PDF.
  5. Use Ctrl+F on a computer or the search option on your mobile.
  6. Enter your roll number and check whether it appears in the list.
  7. Download and save the PDF for future reference.

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Details to Verify in the SBI Clerk Prelims Result

After downloading the result, candidates should review the following information to ensure all details are correct:

  • Name of the Bank
  • Name of the Recruitment
  • Date of the Preliminary Examination
  • Advertisement Number
  • Date of the Main Examination
  • Roll Numbers of Candidates Shortlisted Provisionally for the Mains Exam

What’s Next After Result?

Candidates who qualify in the SBI Clerk Prelims 2026 for backlog vacancies will move to the Mains examination. The final selection is based on the marks scored in the main examination. Candidates qualifying it will move to the Language Proficiency Test.

SBI Clerk 2026 Selection Process

The various stages of recruitment are as follows:

  1. Preliminary Examination
  2. Main Examination
  3. Local Language Proficiency Test

SBI Clerk Mains Exam 2026 for Backlog Vacancies

The SBI Clerk Mains examination for the backlog recruitment is scheduled for 29 October 2026. The Mains examination consists of 190 questions carrying 200 marks and has a duration of 2 hours 40 minutes.

Section Questions Marks Duration
General/Financial Awareness 50 50 35 minutes
General English 40 40 35 minutes
Quantitative Aptitude 50 50 45 minutes
Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude 50 60 45 minutes
Total 190 200 2 hours 40 minutes

SBI Clerk Backlog Vacancy 2026

The state-wise numbers for the backlog vacancies have been provided below:

State/UT SC ST OBC Total Vacancies
Gujarat — 289 — 289
Punjab — — 18 18
Jharkhand 14 119 — 133
Tamil Nadu 65 — — 65
Assam — 39 — 39
Karnataka 85 35 — 120
Delhi — — 17 17
Odisha — 111 — 111
Bihar 12 — — 12
Rajasthan 20 86 — 106
Chandigarh UT — — 22 22
Maharashtra — 165 — 165
Telangana — 32 — 32
Andhra Pradesh — 88 — 88
Himachal Pradesh 11 — — 11
West Bengal — — 55 55
Chhattisgarh — 26 — 26
Jammu & Kashmir UT — 42 — 42
Uttar Pradesh — 31 — 31
Tripura — 22 — 22
Madhya Pradesh — 134 — 134
Total 207 1,219 112 1,538

What Should Qualified Candidates Do Now?

If your roll number is included in the SBI Clerk backlog result, the next priority should be Mains preparation. Candidates should immediately shift their focus to General/Financial Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning & Computer Aptitude and General English. They should also revise banking and financial awareness topics regularly and practise full-length Mains mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

FAQs

Is SBI Clerk Result 2026 released for backlog vacancies?

Yes. The SBI Clerk 2026 backlog recruitment result is being treated separately from the regular Junior Associate recruitment. Candidates who appeared in the 16 September 2026 backlog Prelims should check the result PDF for their qualifying status.

When was the SBI Clerk backlog Prelims exam conducted?

The SBI Clerk Prelims examination for the Special Recruitment Drive for backlog vacancies was conducted on 16 September 2026.

How can I check my SBI Clerk Result 2026?

Candidates can visit the SBI Careers website, open the Junior Associate Special Recruitment Drive section and download the result PDF. They can then search their roll number in the PDF to check their qualifying status.

What happens after the SBI Clerk backlog Prelims result?

Candidates who qualify the Prelims will appear for the SBI Clerk Mains examination. The Mains examination for the backlog recruitment is scheduled for 29 October 2026.

What is the SBI Clerk Mains exam date for backlog vacancies?

The SBI Clerk Mains examination for the backlog Special Recruitment Drive is scheduled for 29 October 2026.

How many vacancies are available under the SBI Clerk backlog recruitment?

The vacancy table lists 287 SC/ST/OBC backlog vacancies, 355 VI/HI/LD/D&E vacancies and 1,444 XS/DXS vacancies, making 2,086 vacancies in the listed backlog categories.

Is the SBI Clerk Prelims score considered for final merit?

No. The Preliminary Examination is used for shortlisting candidates for Mains. Candidates should focus particularly on their Mains performance for the subsequent merit process.

Where can I check the official SBI Clerk Result 2026?

Candidates should check the SBI Careers section for the official result notice and result PDF. SBI itself cautions candidates to rely only on its official career websites for recruitment-related information.

Does SBI Clerk recruitment have an interview?

No. SBI Clerk recruitment does not have an interview stage. The selection process comprises Prelims, Mains and the Local Language Proficiency Test.

Is there a sectional cut-off in SBI Clerk 2026?

SBI has not prescribed any minimum qualifying marks.

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