
The IBPS: Institute of Banking and Personnel Selection(IBPS) has already updated the no. of vacancies applicable this year which is 12075 vacancies for the recruitment of IBPS clerical post in 19 public sector banks in India. This is a great opportunity who wants a reputed job and attractive pay. Along with the decent pay that an IBPS Clerk gets there are many opportunities to grow and learn from this job. Candidates applying for this exam must check the salary structure of IBPS. The allowances and the basic pay constitute of the IBPS Clerk Salary 2021. The IBPS Clerk Salary is very simple to understand and is described below in a very easy way.
The allowances except the basic pay are explained below in detail for more defined knowledge.
The IBPS Clerks are given other allowances in addition to the basic pay which they get. The IBPS Clerk Allowances are given below:
Special Allowances | The Special Allowance is 7.5% of the basic pay. After completing 1 year of service, it will increase from Rs.400 to Rs.500. |
Dearness Allowance (DA) | Dearness Allowance is 4% of the IBPS CLERK basic pay. DA depends on the CPI and is revised quarterly after every 3 months. |
House Rent Allowance (HRA) | The HRA depends on the location of the posting. HRA will be 8.5% of the basic pay for metro cities, 7.5% of basic pay for cities having a population of more than 5 lakhs, and 6.5% of basic pay for other cities. |
Travel Allowance | Expenses on official tours and travels will be taken care of by the bank. |
Medical Allowance | This is paid once a year which is Rs.2000 for IBPS CLERK. |
To view, the IBPS Clerk Exam Syllabus click here.
Components | Places with Population of more than 45 lakhs (in rupees) | Places with a population less than 45 lakhs (in rupees) |
Basic Pay | 11765 | 11765 |
Dearness Allowance | 5311 | 5311 |
Travel Allowance | 425 | 425 |
Special Allowance | 911 | 911 |
House Rent Allowance | 1176 | 1058 |
TOTAL IBPS CLERK SALARY | 19588 | 19470 |
To find out the cutoff marks for the last 3 years click below: IBPS CLERK CUT OFF MARKS.
The post of IBPS CLERK offers great opportunities for growth at both personal and professional level and as the candidate will work as a bank clerk, he will learn how the bank functions and he will get many scopes on how to improve his skills, potential, and merit. Many top bankers have started their journey as bank clerk and have reached the post of reputed managers. IBPS CLERKS will have to work for min. 2 years to start applying for promotions. After that, they will get a chance of being promoted every 2 years. Promotions are given on the following 2 bases:
Under Normal Process, IBPS CLERKS are promoted on their experience over the years and seniority. However, they will have to clear the internal exam conducted internally. The candidates getting promotion under this process will not need JAIIB and CAIIB Diploma, while under Merit-based Process the candidates will need JAIIB and CAIIB Diploma. The clerks after clearing the written exam to become a Training Officer and then Probationary Officer (PO).
The subsequent Promotions of IBPS CLERK are as follows:
The job role and responsibilities of an IBPS CLERK is summarized below for an easier understanding of the entrants of the IBPS CLERK EXAM:
The co-op societies own the co-op banks while the commercial banks are owned by shareholders. The co-op banks are registered under the COOPERATIVE SOCIETY ACT, 1912 and mainly serve the small industry and self-employed workers in urban areas. These banks provide services like providing loans, holding deposits and other financial services to cooperatives and member-owned org. The salary of a co-op bank clerk will be approx. Rs.10000 per month during the training period of 6 months. After, the training they will be hired with a salary of Rs.20221 per month.
Private banks like HDFC Bank, AXIS Bank, ICICI Bank, YES Bank, and others recruit the aspirants of the clerical post by themselves so, therefore the work profile for most of the banks is more or less the same. These private banks have special recruitment programs where they recruit fresh candidates and train them for at least 1 year. The salary of a private bank clerk is approx. Rs.18000 to Rs.20000 initially with other allowances. To find out the IBPS CLERK EXAM PATTERN click here.
The bank employees always wait for the Indian Bank’s Association (IBA) BIPARTITE SETTLEMENT as after that they expect a small increment in their basic pay which is 20% to 30%.
For easy understanding, the above is shown in a table format:
Increment (%) | Basic Pay (in rupees) | Gross Salary (in rupees) |
15 | 15036 | 25036 |
20 | 15690 | 25690 |
25 | 16343 | 26343 |
30 | 16997 | 26997 |
After the 11th Bipartite Settlement of 2015, a bank clerk is bound to get a salary of Rs.21990, with an in-hand salary of Rs.19461. Govt. setting up the stage for 11th revision talks. Now IBA and Employee Union Associations must start the formal process.
The Govt. employees are expected to get the best salary out of 2021. By 2021, it is expected that the compensation of Indian financiers (bankers) will be expanded. As we all know, that the Seventh Pay Commission is good to execute and with that the difference between Govt. representative commission and bankers will be considered profound. The news about the expansion of the investor’s pay had begun after the Dept. of Financial Services issued notification for the next compensation (Wage Revision) correction out in the open segment banks (Public Sector Banks) on 12.01.17. The new IBPS CLERK SALARY STRUCTURE is provided below in a table format:
Grade | Existing Basic Pay (Starting) | Existing Basic Pay (Closing) | Revised Basic Pay (Starting) | Revised Basic Pay (Closing) | Annual Increment – New |
Clerk | Rs.13075 | Rs.31540 | Rs.30000 | Rs.68900 | 1500/3 – 1900/8 – 2400/8 |
The banking sector has great potential and scope for the entrants of the IBPS CLERK EXAM to flourish and improve their skills and can grow both at professional and personal levels. Now, after gaining all the information needed about the IBPS CLERK SALARY the candidates must start preparing for the IBPS CLERK EXAM without wasting any time as it is a competitive exam where vacancies are in thousands and aspirants for this exam is in lakhs.
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