The
Central Bank of India commenced the online application process for Safai Karmachari Cum Sub-Staff And/ Or Sub-Staff posts today, December 20. Candidates can apply for the vacancies via the official website of the Central Bank of India at centralbankofindia.co.in. Through this recruitment campaign, the bank will fill up a total of 484 posts in the organisation. The online registration process will conclude on January 9. As per the official recruitment notice, the online exam for Sub-Staff is scheduled for January/February next year.
Central Bank of India Recruitment 2023: State-Wise Vacancy Details
Maharashtra: 118 posts
Uttar Pradesh: 78 posts
Gujarat: 76 posts
Bihar: 76 posts
Rajasthan: 55 posts
Madhya Pradesh: 24 posts
Delhi: 21 posts
Jharkhand: 20 posts
Chhattisgarh: 14 posts
Odisha: 2 posts
Central Bank of India Recruitment 2023: Application Fee
The general category candidates must pay an application fee of Rs 850, while SC, ST, PwBD, and EXSM candidates have to pay Rs 175 only.
Central Bank of India Recruitment 2023: Eligibility Criteria
The minimum educational requirement is a Class 10 pass certificate/SSC pass or its equivalent examination. Apart from educational qualification, candidates should be between 18 to 26 years old (which is relaxable in eligible categories as per rules).
Central Bank of India Recruitment 2023: Tentative Schedule
-Online registration including edit/modification of application: December 20 to January 9, 2024
-Payment of application fees/Intimation charges (only online mode): December 20 to January 9, 2024
-Download of Call letters for Pre-exam training: January 2024
-Conduct of Pre-Exam Training (PET): January 2024
-Download of call letters for Online Examination: January/February 2024
-Conduct of Online Examination: February 2024
-Result of Online Examination: February 2024
-Call letters for Local language test (Zone wise): March 2024
-Conduct of Local language test (Zone wise): March 2024
-Provisional selection: April 2024
Central Bank of India Recruitment 2023: Selection Process
Selection will take place purely based on merit through an online test administered by IBPS and a local language assessment administered by the bank. Candidates who pass the written exam must show up for the examination in the local language.
In the objective tests, incorrect answers will be marked with a penalty. To determine the corrected score, a penalty equal to one-fourth, or 0.25, of the marks allocated to each question for which the candidate provided an incorrect response will be subtracted.
For more updates and related details, candidates must check the official website of the Central Bank of India.
(Edited by : Sudarsanan Mani)
