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Check out Bank Jobs 2024 in India with latest recruitment notifications, bank exams, application forms and eligibility criteria. In addition to bank jobs in India, you can also get alerts for bank exams, admit card, bank jobs syllabus and bank results. Bank jobs are very popular in India with vacancies announced regularly by major public sector, national, private and multinational banks across major cities across India. Bank jobs are available in the central and state government banks for aspirants having BBA, B.Com, BA Economics, MBA, M.Com, CA, CPA, CFA, CMA, Graduation, Diploma and other qualification.

The Bank jobs portal by Sarkari job team is your ultimate source for great bank jobs in India 2023 including Clerk, Treasurer, Division Head, Managers, Assistant Managers, IT, Office Staff, Risk Analyst, Financial Analyst, Consultant and others. Top banks in India with excellent career opportunities currently are Bank of India, SBI, IBPS, Bank of Baroda and others as below. Sarkari job portal keeps track of all major banks recruitment in India and list them here all on this page.

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The banking sector is huge in India where top banks such as IBPS, SBI, RBI, Indian Bank, Canara Bank, LIC and many others conduct examinations every year to recruit thousands of suitable candidates. The bank jobs website is part of the Recruitmentalerts.com network for freshers and professionals who aspire to pursue career in in the banking sector including public or private sector banks. Our team update bank job notifications for released and upcoming bank jobs all at one place here on this website. Interested candidates are requested to subscribe to our daily alerts (see options below) for quick and timely updates.

Looking for jobs in public sector banks? Here’s the list of top public / government sector banks in India that are currently recruiting for various positions:

• Allahabad Bank
• Andhra Bank
• Bank of India
• Bank of Baroda
• Bank of Maharashtra
• Canara Bank
• Central Bank of India
• Corporation Bank
• Dena Bank
• Indian Bank
• Indian Overseas Bank
• IDBI Bank
• Oriental Bank
• Punjab & Sind Bank
• Punjab National Bank
• Reserve Bank of India
• State Bank of India
• Syndicate Bank
• UCO Bank
• Union Bank of India
• United Bank of India
• Vijaya Bank

You may also wish to look at career opportunities available at private sector banks. Here’s the list of top private sector banks with excellent career opportunities.

• ICICI Bank
• Catholic Syrian Bank
• City union Bank
• Axis Bank
• Lakshmi Vilas Bank
• HDFC Bank
• DCB Bank
• YES Bank
• RBL Bank

Most popular exams required for bank jobs

Bank jobs are the most prestigious jobs for all time. The stability and security associated with bank jobs have inspired candidates from all over India to prepare themselves for different banking exams. RRB, SBI, IBPS, NABARD are the major agencies that conduct examinations for bank jobs. Candidates need to study hard after completing to get selected for bank jobs and fulfill their dream. Read the article to get all details about banking exams conducted by major recruiting agencies in India.

Three major institutes conduct banking exams every year. It includes The State Bank of India, The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, and The Reserve Bank of India.

IBPS Examinations for Bank Jobs

Institute for Banking Personnel Selection popularly known as IBPS conducts a recruitment examination for all public sector banks except SBI. IBPE conducts RRB, PO, SO, and Clerk examinations every year to select the right candidate for the jobs.

1. IBPS PO Exam – Also known as the IBPS Common Written Examination (CWE), it is conducted to select Probationary Officers for various PSU banks and member insurance companies.

2. IBPS SO Exam – IBPS recruits Specialist Officers for various PSU banks and insurance companies through this exam.

3. IBPS Clerk Exam – SImilar to the SBI Clerk exam, the IBPS CRP exam is conducted to recruit clerical cadre for member banks and institutions of IBPS.

4. IBPS RRB Exam – The exam recruits candidates for small banks that serve the rural regions of the nation.

SBI Examinations for Bank Jobs

SBI is one of the reputed government banks in India. This SBI examination is conducted by The State Bank of India to fill the vacant posts in the SBI banks as well as its Associate Banks such as The State Bank of Patiala, The State Bank of Mysore, The State Bank of Hyderabad, The State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, The State Bank of Travancore and so on. This recruitment board of The State Bank of India conducts two types of examinations- SBI Clerk and SBI PO.

1. SBI PO Exam – The SBI Probationary Officer (PO) exam is conducted to recruit candidates for management cadre. The candidates are trained as Probationary Officers till they are ready and move forward to accept their role in management positions.

2. SBI SO Exam – This exam is conducted to recruit Specialist Officers for SBI. The selection process is complicated and requirements change every year depending on the specialization required from candidates during that year.

3. SBI Clerk Exam – As it may be evident, this exam is held to select Junior Associates for clerical positions in the bank.

RBI Examinations for Bank Jobs

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recruits individuals for the vacant posts of RBI Grade B Officers and RBI Assistant through examination. Being one of the most reputed jobs, every applicant looks forward to appear for this examination.

1. RBI Officer Grade B Exam – The Reserve Bank of India conducts this exam to recruit mid-senior level officers to the bank, including both general and specialist cadres. Ph.D. holders can also apply for research positions in their respective fields through this exam.

2. RBI Assistant Exam – This exam is equivalent to the clerical exam conducted by IBPS and SBI. Candidates are recruited for positions of sub-Officer and Assistants in different branches of the bank.

3. RBI Junior Engineer Exam – This exam is held to select engineers for various RBI facilities. While most other banking exams require regular graduation from recognized institutions, this one requires Civil Engineering graduates.

Other exams

Apart from the major institutions, there are two other exams conducted by IPPB and NABARD.

NABARD Bank Recruitment

The exam is conducted by The National bank for Agriculture and Rural Development for selecting Assistant Managers. The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development offers amazing career prospects for both apprentices and experienced holders. The name of the leading posts and the eligibility criteria for NABARD vacancies can be found on the NABARD page under bank jobs.

Make sure to keep your eye on important dates of these bank job examinations. Here we have amassed all the detailed information regarding the eligibility criteria, age limits, experience required for bank jobs at IBPS, SBI, RBI, NABARD and other bank examinations. Check carefully all the criteria before applying to any of these posts.

IPPB Exam

The IPPB exam is conducted by India Post Payments Bank to recruit higher management for IPPB. You need experience in the government sector to be eligible for this exam.

Eligibility Criteria

Most of the banking exams in India usually require graduation from a recognized institution. Fortunately, most aspirants for banking exams fulfill that recruitment. Few exams that are conducted for specialist roles have changing requirements every year and unfortunately are too broad to cover in one article.

1. Nationality – When it comes to nationality, most banks require you to be an Indian citizen. However, some exams also allow citizens of Nepal, Bhutan, and people of Indian origin who migrated from other countries like Pakistan, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Kenya, etc. to permanently settle in India.

2. Educational Qualification – At least graduation from a recognized Institution with minimum aggregate marks of 55 to 65 percent

3. Age Limit – For the general category, the age limit for most bank exams varies from 20 to 30 years. However, SC/ST, OBC, and physically challenged people get relaxations on this criteria. 

Preparing for SBI Exams

In the SBI exams, candidates are assessed in the following sections:

• English Language
• Reasoning Ability
• General Awareness
• Quantitative Aptitude
• Professional banking Knowledge

Prelims

Both the clerical and PO exams have three papers during the initial phase – The Prelims. It includes:

• Quantitative Aptitude
• Reasoning Ability
• English Language

Marks on these papers range from 30 to 35 and the topics covered on each paper are incredibly vast. You get around 20 minutes to solve each paper. You should refer to the question bank from prior years to understand the importance and weightage of each topic.

Mains

For the Mains exam, you get four different papers with different degrees of difficulty depending on the PO and Clerical exam. The papers include:

• English Language
• Quantitative Aptitude
• Reasoning Ability
• General Awareness
• English Descriptive Test(for PO exam)

To prepare for these exams you should solve several mock tests and prior year questions to create a general understanding of the difficulty level of each paper. Moreover, you need to have a careful approach since these exams have objective questions with negative marking. If a question tests your confidence, it’s best to avoid it. The Mains paper holds more weight with 40 to 60 marks on each paper with a corresponding duration of 30 to 60 minutes for each.

It’s good practice to create a timetable and allocate a specific duration on each section of the syllabus. Moreover, it’s important to time yourself during mock tests so that you are well prepared for the real exam. You don’t need to attempt all the sections. Judge your strengths and weaknesses and create a study schedule accordingly. Strategize your routine according to the syllabus and on the pattern, you get from the prior year’s questions.

Next Rounds

After you clear the prelims and mains on the PO exam, you have to go through the Group Discussion and Interview where your leadership and intellectual qualities would be tested. When you clear the same round for the clerical exam, you have to opt for the local language test if you can’t produce a 10th or 12th certificate that proves your proficiency in the local language.

Preparations for IBPS Exams

The exam structure and syllabus for the IBPS exam are quite similar to SBI. Like most other major exams for jobs in the government sector, it has a preliminary and mains exam. The key difference for IBPS exams lies in the addition of an extra subject. Here are the subjects for IBPS exams:

• English Language
• Reasoning Ability
• Quantitative Ability
• General Awareness and banking
• Computer Knowledge

While the syllabus stays similar to the SBi exams for common subjects, candidates are expected to have a fair knowledge of computers. For instance, you are tested on your understanding of computer hardware, software, operating systems, computer fundamentals, viruses, hacking, memory, the internet, and more.

For the IBPS RRB exam, the subjects remain similar with the addition of the optional Hindi Language paper. Moreover, the difficulty level isn’t as challenging as the clerical and PO exams.

Similar to other banking exams, this one also has negative markings and its own pattern of questions which becomes clear from the prior year’s question papers. Since the syllabus is highly comprehensive, it’s better to adhere to the tips mentioned above in the SBI exam section and create a good preparation strategy.

Preparation for RBI Exams

The Reserve Bank of India is the apex banking institute of the nation and hence demands a lot more from its recruits. The syllabus is quite broad and you are tested on everything from general logical reasoning to the economy and social position of the state.

Grade B Exam

Exam	Subjects
Phase I	General Awareness Quantitative Aptitude English Language Reasoning Ability
Phase II	English Language Economic and Social Issues Finance and Management/Economics/Statistics
Phase III(Interview)	General Awareness and Interpersonal Skills

RBI Assistant Exam

Exam	Subjects
Phase I (Preliminary)	English Language Reasoning Ability Numerical Ability
Phase II (Mains)	English Language Reasoning Ability Quantitative Aptitude General Awareness Computer Knowledge

Salary Structure

The salary structure varies substantially in different PSU banks. The Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance, Transport Allowance, and other allowances also differ and leave a mark on the compensation at the end of the month. It also changes according to your posting location, years of service, and performance in the bank.

Rank/Position	Salary (INR approx)
RBI Grade B	77,208 per month
RBI Assistant	32,528 per month
SBI PO	7.5 to 12.9 lakhs per year
IBPS PO	5.5 lakhs per year
SBI Clerk	20,000 to 22,000 per month(in-hand)
IBPS Clerk	11,765 to 31,540 per month(in-hand)
IBPS RRB	15,000 to 44,000 per month(in-hand)

Private Banks Jobs

If you aren’t interested in the public sector, there are many reputed private banks that are eager to hire competent professionals. You don’t need to give any exams to get hired at these organizations. Instead, it’s usually a process of resume shortlisting, group discussion, and interview. Moreover, to climb the ranks you don’t have to give any exams.

Instead, these banks are more interested in your experience in specific job roles in the financial sector and your performance at the bank. You can also earn handsome incentives if you get a target-oriented job in the sales or marketing department.

Huge Demand for Banking Jobs in India

Banking jobs are in huge demand at the present time for great security, lucrative salaries, exciting career opportunities provided by the different private and public sector banks. After completing graduation, many candidates dedicate themselves to the preparation for various recruitment exams in different banks. Aspiring candidates who are interested in jobs in this field should study hard to crack the exams. The banking sector offers various exciting government and private job opportunities to encourage aspiring candidates.

Education for most popular posts in the banking sector

• Chief strategy officer- CA, MBA/PGDM
• Clerk- Any Graduate or Postgraduate
• Treasury Consultant- CA, ICWA, MBA/PGDM, PD Diploma
• Division Head- BCA, B. Tech/B.E., MCA, M.Tech/M.E.
• Cyber Security Manager- B.Sc., M.Sc.
• Project Manager- B.Sc., B.Tech/B.E., M.Sc., M.Tech/M.E.
• Risk Manager- B.A., B.Sc., B.Tech/B.E. CA, CS, ICWA, M.A. M.Sc., M.Tech/M.E., MBA, PGDM
• Cyber Security Manager- B.A., B.Sc., B.Tech/B.E. CA, CS, ICWA, M.A. M.Sc., M.Tech/M.E., MBA, PGDM
• Specialist- CA, ICWM, MBA/PGDM
• Information System Auditor- B.Tech/B.E., MCA, M.Tech/M.E.
• Network Administrator- B.Tech/B.E., MCA, M.Tech/M.E.
• Consultant- B.Tech/B.E., CA, ICWA, MCA, M.Tech/M.E., MBA/PGDM, M.A.
• Project Administrator- B.Tech/B.E., CA, ICWA, MCA, M.Tech/M.E., MBA/PGDM, M.A.
• Risk Analyst- B.Tech/B.E., CA, ICWA, MCA, M.Tech/M.E., MBA/PGDM, M.A.

Departments for most popular posts in bank

• Chief strategy officer: Indian Bank
• Clerk: IBPS
• Treasury Consultant: SIDBI
• Division Head: IBPS
• Cyber Security Manager: NABARD
• Project Manager: NABARD 
• Cyber Security Manager: NABARD
• Risk Manager: NABARD
• Cyber Security Manager: NABARD
• Specialist: RBI
• Information System Auditor: RBI
• Network Administrator: RBI
• Consultant: RBI
• Project Administrator: RBI
• Risk Analyst: RBI

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