IBPS Clerk

IBPS Clerk Handwritten Document 2025, Check Format

Home » IBPS Clerk » IBPS Clerk Handwritten Document 2025

The IBPS Clerk is one of the most important and popular exams among aspirants. As its online application has already started, many students will begin focusing on important documents, such as marksheets and original ID. But one such thing that is quite neglected is the Handwritten Declaration, which can result in rejection of your application. In this blog, we have given all the details regarding the handwritten declaration. So that your application can be a successful one. 

 

What is the IBPS Clerk Handwritten Declaration?

It is a personal statement that declares that the information provided by the applicant is confirmed, and it is used as one of the important documents for the validation of the application.

Key Details of the Declaration

The declaration statement that has to be written is as follows- 

“I, _______ (Name of the candidate), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required.”

Replace “[Your Name]” with your full name as per your application. Using nicknames, initials, or abbreviations is not acceptable.

Why is the Handwritten Declaration Important?

It is important as it provides authenticity to your application or the details provided by you in the application. It also acknowledges that you take full responsibility for the information provided is filled with accuracy. An application without a correct handwritten declaration can be rejected. 

How to Write the Handwritten Declaration for IBPS Clerk

Follow the steps given below to write a perfect Handwritten Declaration for IBPS Clerk

  • The applicant has to write the declaration in English only.
  • Clearly, on a white paper with black ink.
  • The File type should be in JPG/JPEG format. Dimensions: 800 x 400 pixels in 200 DPI (Preferred for required quality), i.e., 10 cm * 5 cm (Width * Height)
  • File Size: 50 KB – 100 KB

Note: The handwritten declaration has to be in the candidate’s handwriting and in English only. The text should NOT BE IN CAPITAL LETTERS. 

If the declaration is written by anybody else and uploaded or in any other language, the application will be considered invalid. (In the case of candidates who cannot write, they may get the text of the declaration typed and put their left-hand thumb impression (if not able to sign also) below the typed declaration and upload the document as per specifications) 

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Here are a few common mistakes to avoid while writing and uploading the hand declaration

  • Use only a black ink ball pen to write on white paper. Do not use any other ink colour.
  • Write the official text as it is; do not alter.
  • Scan the document properly and upload it in the given instructed size.

Sample Format of Handwritten Declaration Document

Here is a sample of a Handwritten Declaration Document.

Join our exclusive Telegram group where our experts are ready to answer all your queries, guide you in banking exam preparation, and give personalized tips to boost your success. Get access to real-time solutions, expert advice, and valuable resources to improve your study journey. [Click here to join now]

Muskan Sharma

A passionate content writer with diverse domain expertise, I bring with me the analytical rigor of a former UPSC and Banking aspirant. Having prepared for exams like SBI PO, Clerk, and other banking and insurance exams, I understand the mindset, challenges, and strategies needed to crack them. My journey from exam halls to content creation is fueled by a deep curiosity and an unquenchable thirst for learning. I believe in growing continuously and exploring new knowledge across fields, making every piece of content both insightful and relatable for aspirants.

Recent Posts

Daily Current Affairs Quizzes: Attempt for Free

Want to score high in your exams? Practice our free Daily Current Affairs Quizzes. Stay…

33 minutes ago

Current Affairs Free Quiz for April 15, 2026

Practice the free Current Affairs Quiz for [April 15, 2026]. Check your daily GK score…

33 minutes ago

Types of Banking Licences in India — A Beginner’s Visual Guide (2026)

Understand all types of banking licences in India—Universal Banks, SFBs, Payments Banks, RRBs & more.…

14 hours ago

Best Books for SSC CGL General Awareness Preparation (Score High With Less Effort)

Scared of the vast SSC CGL General Awareness syllabus? Discover the best books to score…

14 hours ago

The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary, Download Free PDF

Read The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary to know difficult words with its meanings. We provide monthly…

17 hours ago

Top 10 Banking Sector Reforms in 2025-26 Every Aspirant Must Know

Preparing for banking exams in 2026? Discover the top 10 most important banking reforms from…

18 hours ago