RRB Clerk Scorecard 2025, Download Link & Marks Details

The IBPS RRB Clerk Scorecard 2025 is one of the most-awaited documents for the aspirants who appeared for the Office Assistant (Multipurpose) exam. The scorecard is important, as this provides clarity regarding your selection for the Mains or analyzing your performance for future attempts. Here is everything you need to know about the IBPS RRB Clerk Scorecard.   

IBPS RRB Clerk Scorecard 2025: Important Dates

The scorecard is usually released by the IBPS in 7–10 days after the declaration of the official results. Based on the 2025 exam schedule, here are the expected timelines: 

How to Check Your IBPS RRB Clerk Scorecard 2025

Once the link is active on the official website, follow these simple steps to download your marksheet:

1. Go to www.ibps.in.
2. Click on the "CRP RRBs" tab on the left-hand side of the homepage.
3. Click on "Common Recruitment Process – Regional Rural Banks Phase XIV."
4. Click on the link that says Click here to view your scores of the Online Preliminary/Main Examination for CRP-RRBs-XIV-Office Assistant.
5. Provide your registration number/roll number and password/date of birth.
6. Enter the captcha code accurately and click 'Login.'
7. Your scorecard will appear on the screen. Download and save it for future reference.

Details Mentioned on the Scorecard

The scorecard is a detailed document that includes several details, and some of them have been given below. 

• Candidate Name: Your full name as registered during the application process.
• Roll Number & Registration Number: The roll number allotted and the registration numbers as per the details.
• Category: General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, etc.
• State Applied For: The state/UT from which you appeared.
• Sectional Cut-off: The minimum marks required to pass each section.
• Overall Cut-off: The qualifying mark for your specific state and category.
• Marks Obtained: Your actual score in each section and the total normalised score.

Normalisation of Marks

Since the IBPS RRB Clerk exam is conducted in multiple shifts, the difficulty level may vary. IBPS uses a normalization process based on the equi-percentile method to ensure fairness among all. This means your final score might be slightly higher or lower than your actual attempts to account for the variation in paper difficulty across shifts.

What After the Scorecard?

• If you cleared the prelims, focus entirely on the Mains Exam (scheduled for Feb 1, 2026). The Mains scorecard will be the final deciding factor for your provisional allotment, as there is no interview for the clerk post. 
• If you didn't clear the prelims, then don't lose heart! Use the sectional breakdown in the scorecard to identify your "weak spots." This data is invaluable for refining your strategy for the upcoming bank exams.