Dear Aspirants
With IBPS PO 6 notifications are out and application filing will start in coming weeks we are here with the order of Bank Preference you must fill in the exam. We have quoted reasons on why one must select a respective bank in their bank preferences. We have kept in mind the bank mergers.
Vacancies in IBPS PO 6
How is bank Alloted by IBPS
Current Affairs material For IBPS PO 6
Bank Wise Preference for IBPS PO 2016
1 | Punjab National Bank | Will be the top PSB after SBI |
2 | Bank of India | 4 Banks are expected to be merged with Bank of India |
3 | Canara Bank | Will be a cluster of all south Indian Banks after Merger |
4 | Oriental Bank of Commerce | Preferred Bank for Female Aspirants |
5 | Union bank of India | Will be a cluster 4 Banks after Merger |
6 | Central bank of India | A Middle India Bank |
7 | UCO Bank | Good Branch network in North India |
8 | Allahabad Bank | Good Branch Network in Northern and Eastern India |
9 | Syndicate Bank | Might be merged with CANARA Bank |
10 | Vijaya Bank | A south Indian Paradise |
11 | United Bank of India | Eastern India Paradise |
12 | Punjab and Sindh Bank | Might be merged with PNB |
13 | Andhra Bank | Great network in Southern and Eastern India |
14 | IDBI Bank | Privatization on Cards |
** These are the banks who will not recruit candidates this year
We hope the above information is useful for the aspirants. Do tell us if you have any query regarding the same.
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