Check your roll number
Source: SBI final list of provisionally selected candidates, CRPD/APPR/2026-27/07, 6,867 roll numbers. Checked 14.10.2026. Always confirm against the official PDF linked below.
Important Links
| Link | Status |
|---|---|
| Result PDF, final selection list | Click here · Live, checked 14.10.2026 |
| Advertisement PDF CRPD/APPR/2026-27/07 | Click here · Published 19.05.2026 |
| SBI Current Openings page | Click here · Live |
Short details
| Organization | State Bank of India. |
| Post | Apprentice, advertisement CRPD/APPR/2026-27/07. |
| Online exam | 11.07.2026. |
| Result | Out, the final list of provisionally selected candidates. |
| Seats advertised | 7,150. |
| Roll numbers in the list | 6,867, counted by us from the PDF. |
How to check the result
- Type your roll number in the box above and press Check result.
- Or open the Result PDF from the Important Links table.
- Search the 5 page PDF for your roll number.
- Save the page that shows your number.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did the SBI Apprentice 2026 result come?
SBI prints no declaration date. The result PDF was generated on 25.08.2026, 45 days after the 11.07.2026 exam, and we confirmed it live on 02.09.2026.
How to check the SBI Apprentice 2026 result?
Type your 10 digit roll number in the search box on globaldrishti.in/sbi-apprentice-2026-result, or open the result PDF and search it. The PDF opened on 14.10.2026.
How many candidates are selected in SBI Apprentice 2026?
6,867 roll numbers against 7,150 advertised seats, so 283 seats are unfilled. SBI prints no total, the count is ours.
Does the SBI Apprentice result PDF show marks?
No. It lists roll numbers only, with no names, marks or categories.
What happens after the SBI Apprentice 2026 result?
Selected candidates must clear a test of the local language of the state applied for. It is a qualifying requirement, not a scoring stage.