Punjab & Sind Bank LBO Phase 3 Result 2026: 595 Shortlisted

The Punjab and Sind Bank LBO Phase 3 Result 2026 is out in revised form. The bank published a fresh provisional shortlist on 2 November 2026, and it names 595 candidates across 17 states. If your roll number was on the list published on 21 October, check again. That list was withdrawn, and only the revised list counts now.

The shortlist follows the lateral recruitment of Local Bank Officers in JMGS I, advertised on 30 March 2026. It is provisional. Shortlisted candidates still have to clear the Language Proficiency Test, wherever it applies, and document verification before they are considered for selection. The bank has announced no fresh dates for either step yet.

Punjab and Sind Bank LBO Phase 3 Result 2026 at a glance

Why there is a revised list at all

The bank published a provisional shortlist on 21 October 2026, then pulled it back. The notice dated 2 November says the earlier list had inadvertent discrepancies, so the bank withdrew it and replaced it. The PSB LBO revised shortlist supersedes it, which means a roll number that appeared on the first list and not on the second is no longer shortlisted, and a roll number that appears only on the second list is in.

Candidates who checked the first list and stopped looking could be carrying the wrong answer. Anyone who appeared for this recruitment should check the 2 November PDF specifically, not a screenshot or a forwarded copy of the October list.

A separate bank notice dated 23 October 2026 explains part of the knock-on effect. The bank postponed the Language Proficiency Test and document verification that were to start on 30 and 31 October 2026 until further notice. The bank has announced no replacement dates, so shortlisted candidates are waiting on the bank rather than on a calendar. The withdrawal notice itself came two days after the first list, which shows how quickly the bank moved once the errors surfaced.

Where the 595 names come from

The notice itself prints no total. The figure comes from counting the roll numbers in the three-page PDF, state by state, and it adds to 595. Uttar Pradesh leads by a wide margin with 179 names, which is nearly a third of the whole list. Punjab follows with 68 and Chhattisgarh with 67.

Maharashtra has 55, Gujarat 40, Madhya Pradesh 37 and Karnataka 34. The rest of the list is spread thin: Tamil Nadu 25, Himachal Pradesh 18, Odisha 17, Telangana 15, Assam 10, Kerala 8, Jharkhand 5, West Bengal 15, and a single name each from Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland.

The spread tells you where this recruitment actually drew candidates from. Uttar Pradesh alone accounts for more names than the bottom ten states put together. That is not a quota or a reservation break up, since the PDF lists roll numbers only, with no names, categories or marks. It is simply where the shortlisted candidates applied from, and it fits a lateral officer recruitment that draws heavily from the Hindi belt.

One caution belongs here. The PDF contains roll numbers and nothing else. It gives no marks, no cut off scores and no category break up, so there is no way to tell from it how close anyone was to the line. Anyone sharing a cut off for this list is guessing.

How to check your roll number

Open punjabandsind.bank.in and go to the Recruitment section. The entry reads Lateral Recruitment of Local Bank Officers (Phase III) in JMGS I on a regular basis, and it opens the notice dated 2 November 2026. The PDF is three pages and needs no login.

Press Ctrl and F on a computer, or use find in the PDF on a phone, and type your roll number. The list groups roll numbers by state, so you can also scroll to your state section and scan it. Download the PDF and keep a copy, since the bank has already replaced this list once and the live page is the only copy that matters.

Use only the bank website for this result. Lists passed around in chat groups can be old, edited or simply the withdrawn October version with a new date typed on top. The check takes two minutes on the official site.

What happens next

Shortlisted candidates must qualify the Language Proficiency Test, wherever it applies, and then complete document verification under the eligibility conditions in the 30 March 2026 advertisement. Only after both steps does the bank consider them for further selection. The list is provisional at every step, and the bank reserves the right to correct errors at any stage.

There is no date to prepare against yet. The 23 October notice postponed the Language Proficiency Test and document verification that were to start on 30 and 31 October, and the 2 November notice gives no new dates. It says the bank will communicate separately with shortlisted candidates through their registered email IDs only, and that no separate communication will go to other candidates.

Keep the email ID you registered with active and check it, including the spam folder, because that is the channel the bank named. Keep your documents ready in the meantime: age proof, educational certificates, and whatever proves the local language and eligibility conditions the advertisement asked for. When the bank writes, the gap between its mail and the test could be short.

If you are tracking other results this week, the SSC GD Result 2026 shortlisted 1,97,408 candidates for PET and PST, and the DSSSB Forest Guard Result 2026 named 572 candidates for PET. For a live bank opening rather than a result, the Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026 has 1,500 seats with applications open till 25 November.

Sources & verification: Punjab and Sind Bank, notice Ref HOHRD/REC/LBO/2026-27 dated 2 November 2026, revised provisional shortlist for Lateral Recruitment of Local Bank Officers (Phase III), read 8 November 2026 on punjabandsind.bank.in. The 595 total is a count of the roll numbers in the official three-page PDF. The postponement of the 30 and 31 October 2026 Language Proficiency Test and document verification is from the bank withdrawal notice dated 23 October 2026 on the same site.