Table of content:
- Eligibility criteria for SBI CBO
- Selection process
- Salary and required documents
- Important dates and deadlines
- Why SBI?
Applications are invited from eligible Indian Citizens for appointment as Officer in State Bank of India. The selected candidates shall be posted in the applied Circle/State only. Here is everything you need to know about the SBI CBO recruitment.
Eligibility criteria for SBI CBO
Educational qualification | Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university in India or any equivalent qualification recognized by the Central Government |
Experience | A minimum of 2 years of experience (as of 01.12.2021) as an officer in any Scheduled Commercial Bank/ any Regional Rural Bank |
Age limit | The candidate should not be above 30 years as of 01.12.2021, i.e., candidates must have been born not earlier than 02.12.1991. |
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Selection process
The selection process of SBI CBO will be based on Online Computer Based Test and Interview
Salary and required documents
Salary | INR 36,000 |
Application fee |
SC/ST/PWBD: No Fee Other categories: INR 750 |
List of documents required
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Recent Photograph Signature Id Proof (PDF) Proof of Date of Birth (PDF) Brief Resume – Detailing educational/ professional qualification, experience, and assignments handled (PDF) Educational Certificates: Relevant Marksheets/ Degree/ Certificate (PDF) Professional Qualification Certificate (e.g., MBA, CA, CFA, ICWA, etc.), if any. JAIIB/ CAIIB certificate (if any) Experience certificates (PDF) Form-16/ Salary Slip (PDF 10th or 12th standard mark sheet/ certificate evidencing having studied the specified local language of the applied state as one of the subjects |
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Important dates and deadlines
The online registration of application and payment of fees | 09.12.2021 to 29.12.2021 |
Download of call letter for online test | 12.01.2022 onwards (tentative) |
Online test | January 2022 (tentative) |
Why is SBI the best bank to work with?
State Bank of India is the oldest commercial bank of the Indian subcontinent. Established in 1806 as Bank Of Calcutta, it was later renamed State Bank Of India in 1955. SBI is the 43rd largest bank globally and was ranked 221st in the Fortune Global 500 list of the world's biggest corporations of 2020, being the only Indian bank on the list.
There are numerous reasons why one should join SBI. Apart from the fact that the bank has established its name worldwide and is the oldest bank in India, several other factors make it one of the best places to work in.
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International reach
The fact that SBI has 221 branches over 31 countries with 22,219 branches in the entire world, makes it a universal bank and one of the best places to further your career in banking. With a major foreign and global presence, the employees can take advantage of the best resources available and hone their skills in challenging projects.
- Merit-based growth
SBI helps keep track of its over 2,00,000 employees' performance with a special career development system. The top-performing employees are further given opportunities to groom themselves and avail of the best course available premier institutions such as Harvard, IIMs', ISB, etc.
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All-round development
State Bank of India is a global bank with over 1000 different roles in various capacities. Thus, employees are exposed to a variety of roles, increasing their exposure. Job rotation every 2-3 years is a key feature of SBI, enabling employees to get the maximum from their different roles.
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Best remuneration
SBI offers the best salary packages amongst all public sector banks. Along with the salary, SBI gives several perks and allowances, making it one of the best banks to work at.
Additionally, SBI is a public bank; thus, it doesn't practice lay-offs because of downsizing or a bad economy. When you get a job at SBI, you are secured for life. Being the only Indian Bank in Fortune 500, there will never be any shortage of opportunities for employees to explore.
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