IBPS Issues Public Caution Notice Against Misuse of Its Name and Trademarks (October 2025)
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released an official notice warning the public against individuals and entities falsely claiming association with IBPS. Here’s what job seekers need to know to avoid being misled.
IBPS Caution Notice: Protecting Job Seekers from Fraud
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has published a formal notice dated October 28, 2025, alerting the public to the growing misuse of its name, logos, and trademarks by unauthorized individuals and organizations. These entities are falsely presenting themselves as “affiliated to IBPS” or “associated with IBPS processes” on social media and other platforms, misleading job seekers and candidates.
IBPS has clarified that it does not authorize or endorse any third-party individuals or entities to represent its operations or functions. The institute has also registered its name, logos, and other proprietary trademarks with statutory authorities, and any infringement may lead to strict legal action.
Check Official Caution Notice Here
How to Verify Authentic IBPS Information
With rising online fraud, especially in the recruitment and education sector, candidates are advised to take the following steps to ensure they are accessing genuine IBPS resources:
- Visit the Official IBPS Website:
Always use the official IBPS portal – www.ibps.in – for notifications, exam dates, and recruitment updates. - Check Social Media Handles Carefully:
IBPS’s official social media accounts are verified. Do not trust unverified pages or individuals claiming to be IBPS representatives. - Do Not Trust “Guaranteed Selection” Offers:
IBPS does not offer any paid selection guarantees or unofficial training through external agencies. - Report Suspicious Entities:
If you come across any person or organization falsely using IBPS’s name, report it to local cybercrime authorities and inform IBPS via their official contact channels.
The caution notice from IBPS is a timely reminder for millions of banking job aspirants to stay vigilant. Always rely on official sources for exam-related information and avoid falling for misleading claims. A little caution can save you from financial loss and career setbacks.
Disclaimer: This article is based on the official IBPS notice dated October 28, 2025. Readers are advised to refer to the original notice on the IBPS website for complete details.
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FAQs
Ques 1. What is the IBPS caution notice about?
The notice warns the public about unauthorized entities falsely claiming association with IBPS to mislead banking job aspirants. IBPS has clarified it has no such affiliations and has threatened legal action against trademark infringement.
Ques 2. What should I do if I see a fake IBPS page or agent?
You should immediately report it to IBPS and avoid sharing any personal information or money. Always cross-verify any claim of association with IBPS on its official website.
Ques 3. Will IBPS be responsible if I get scammed by a fake entity?
No. The notice explicitly states that IBPS will not be responsible for any misrepresentation or harm suffered by anyone dealing with such unauthorized persons or entities.
Ques 4. Where can I find the original notice?
The original notice, signed by the Director of IBPS, is available on the official IBPS website at www.ibps.in.