About This Update
The U.P. Co-Operative Institutional Service Board (UPCISB) has made the admit card available for the Combined Co-operative Banking, Non-Banking and Technical Services Examination (General Recruitment) 2026, notified under Advt No. A-2/G.R./2026. The exam is spread over four days: 14, 16, 22 and 26 October 2026. Online applications for this recruitment were accepted from 25 April 2026 to 15 May 2026.
Key Highlights
- Total vacancies: 2085 posts across UP cooperative banks, district cooperative banks and cooperative federations.
- Largest groups: Assistant / Cashier (Banking Assistant / Clerical Staff) with 887 posts, Junior Manager with 486, Junior Engineer Civil (UP State Construction Cooperative Federation Ltd) with 131, and Junior Engineer Civil (UP State Construction & Labour Development Cooperative Federation Ltd) with 80.
- Other posts include Manager (65), Assistant Manager General (78 and 42 in two organisations), Accountant (24), Assistant / Typist (20 and 31), Clerk / Typist (20) and Assistant Engineer Civil (20 and 12).
- Age limit: 21 to 40 years as on 01/01/2026.
Who Applied
Most posts call for a bachelor's degree, often with 55% marks and a CCC or O Level certificate. Typist and Junior Assistant posts also require Hindi typing at 30 WPM and English typing at 40 WPM, while Stenographer posts need 80 WPM shorthand. Engineering posts need a BE/B.Tech, or a Diploma for the Junior Engineer roles.
What To Do Now
- Open the admit card link and sign in with your registration details.
- Check which of the four exam dates has been allotted to you and note the centre details.
- Verify that your name, photo and signature are printed correctly.
- Print the admit card well before your exam day.
Points To Remember
- The exam dates are 14, 16, 22 and 26 October 2026, so candidates with later dates should still download their card promptly.
- The fee for this recruitment was ₹500 for UR/OBC/EWS, ₹250 for SC and nil for PH candidates, paid online during the application window.
- Post-wise eligibility, including typing and shorthand requirements, is spelled out in the official notification.