UPCOMING EXAMS

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  CBS LINE

Volume 4(7)

📋 Upcoming Exam Notifications & Registration Schedule

August 2026 Recruitment & Entrance Examination Updates

Upcoming Registrations & Examination Schedule
Exam Category Registration / Application Exam Date
IBPS PO 2026 Banking Registration Completed 22–23 Aug 2026 (Prelims)
IBPS SO 2026 Banking Registration Completed 29 Aug 2026 (Prelims)
IBPS Clerk 2026 Banking 31 Jul – 27 Aug 2026 (Expected) Sep/Oct 2026 (Expected)
AIIMS NORCET 11 Nursing Recruitment Till 13 Aug 2026 To Be Announced
CLAT PG 2027 Law Entrance Starts 3 Aug 2026 6 Dec 2026
AILET 2027 Law Entrance Starts 7 Aug 2026 13 Dec 2026
GATE 2027 Engineering Mid-Aug 2026 (Expected) Feb 2027
CAT 2026 MBA Aug 2026 (Expected) 29 Nov 2026 (Expected)
NMAT 2026 MBA Aug 2026 (Expected) Oct–Dec 2026
SNAP 2026 MBA Aug 2026 (Expected) Dec 2026
Union Bank SO Banking Jobs Till 10 Aug 2026 TBA
PNB Local Bank Officer Banking Jobs Till 9 Aug 2026 TBA
SSC GD Constable Central Govt Notification Expected in Aug Jan–Feb 2027 (Expected)
RBI Grade B Banking Aug/Sep 2026 (Expected) Sep–Oct 2026 (Expected)
NABARD Grade A/B Banking Aug 2026 (Expected) Sep–Oct 2026 (Expected)
LIC AAO Insurance Aug/Sep 2026 (Expected) TBA
SSC CGL Central Govt Ongoing Recruitment Cycle As per SSC Schedule
RRB Recruitments Railways Aug–Sep 2026 TBA

* Dates and registration schedules are based on the latest available information and are subject to change. Candidates should regularly check the respective official websites for notifications, eligibility criteria, and updates.

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