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IBPS is not governed by the government either at the union or state. It is governed by a separate governing body. In matters of policies it has aboslute autonomy. Moreover the same tie breaking rules are applied for all the upsc and ssc exams also. When did it start is difficult to answer. If RRB's take their interview separately each bank can apply own rules at this stage. If there is a common interview then same rule applies to all

Dear Siddhartha Sir,

I am aware IBPS is a a separate governing body. However, they followed the mandate provided by the participating banks. RRB's recruitment policy is issued by Financial Services, Central Govt. My question is can individual RRB adopt different rules other than date of birth to break the tie (in case bank is taking the interview process)? If so what other rules they may follow? Is there any guidelines provided to RRB's or empowered to RRB's recruitment board?

Thanks & Regards

Anup Datta

 

 

Yes.If banks are taking separate interviews, they can have their own criteria(but not different from what is declared by them already).The rules to be followed are the ones which banks mention in official notification. Recruitment process of a regional rural bank is supervised by the sponsor bank. Union govt. does not provide any specific guidelines on this issue. Some reputed govt. exams prioritise even on basis of roll number in case of tie.

Dear Siddhartha Sir, Thank you for your reply. But problem is that they did not mentioned anything in the notification, what to do in case of tie. When asked through RTI, they told me they gave preference Academic Qualification, but person just joined the bank is having graduate degree (BTech) whereas I am having post graduate degree and also I am senior in age to the last person joined. So, I need to clarify the rules. What you think on this? Please give me your valuable input on this. Thanks & Regards Anup Datta