SBI PO Mains Result 2026: Expected Timeline and Selection Process Details

The State Bank of India (SBI) is preparing to announce the results for the 2026 Probationary Officer (PO) Mains examination. Following the conclusion of the Phase 2 exam on September 12, 2026, candidates who participated in the recruitment drive for 1,500 vacancies are now awaiting the official declaration, which is anticipated to take place within the month of October.

While the official recruitment portal currently lists details regarding the preliminary examination and call letters, the specific date for the Phase 2 results has not yet been confirmed by the bank. According to the initial recruitment notification, the declaration of the Mains results was tentatively scheduled for the September or October 2026 window. Candidates are advised to monitor the official SBI Careers website regularly for the most accurate and timely updates regarding the release.

Understanding the Selection Process and Result Access

The upcoming results will determine which candidates have successfully qualified for the final stage of the recruitment process. Those who clear the Phase 2 examination will be invited to participate in Phase 3, which comprises a psychometric test, group exercises, and a formal interview. This final stage is tentatively scheduled to occur between October and November 2026, with the final selection results expected to follow in November or December 2026.

Once the results are officially uploaded, candidates will be able to access their scorecards through the SBI Careers portal. To view their status, applicants should navigate to the official website at sbi.bank.in and access the Careers section. From there, they should locate the link for the recruitment of Probationary Officers under Advertisement No. CRPD/PO/2026-27/09. By selecting the link for the Main Examination Result, candidates can download the PDF and search for their specific roll number. The portal is also expected to provide a facility for candidates to check their individual marks using their registration or roll number along with their date of birth, consistent with the procedure followed for the preliminary examination results.