The Central Bank of India (CBI) has invited online applications from candidates for various posts. Candidates willing to work with the organisation can go to the official website of the Central Bank of India at centralbankofindia.co.in and apply online. The registration process commences today, December 20, and the last date to apply is January 9.
Moreover, the bank has opened vacancies for the posts of Safai Karmachari Cum Sub-Staff And/ Or Sub-Staff posts. Under this recruitment drive, the Central Bank of India is aiming to fill up a total of 484 posts in the organisation.
CBI Recruitment 2023: Vacancy Details
Maharashtra: 118 posts
Uttar Pradesh: 78 posts
Bihar: 76 posts
Gujarat: 76 posts
Rajasthan: 55 posts
Madhya Pradesh: 24 posts
Delhi: 21 posts
Jharkhand: 20 posts
Chhattisgarh: 14 posts
Odisha: 2 posts
CBI Recruitment 2023: Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification: Candidates who want to apply for the Central Bank of India posts, must have passed class 10th/ SSC pass or its equivalent examination from any recognised board or institute. They should also be well-versed in the local language.
Age limit: Candidates applying for the post must be between 18 to 26 years of age as of March 31, 2023.
CBI Recruitment 2023: Application Fees
Candidates falling under the Scheduled Caste (SC)/ Scheduled Tribe (ST) /Person with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) category and women candidates are required to pay Rs 175 as an application fee, whereas, for all other candidates, the application fee is Rs 850 (including GST).
CBI Recruitment 2023: Selection Process
The selection of the candidates for the above-mentioned post will be done strictly on the basis of an online examination (conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) and a local language test on merit. Aspirants who qualify for the written examination will have to appear for a local language test or examination, which will be conducted by the Central Bank of India.
Talking about the exam pattern, there will be penalties for each wrong answer marked in the objective tests. As per the bank’s guidelines, for each wrong answer, one-fourth, or 0.25, of the marks assigned to that question will be deducted as a penalty.
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