SBI begins online recruitment to fill 489 specialist officer vacancies
The posts for which vacancies are available include those of fire engineers, deputy managers, assistant managers, managers, marketing managers, security analysts, IT security experts among others
BusinessToday.In | December 23, 2020 | Updated 20:53 IST
State Bank of India (SBI) released recruitment advertisements and openings on Tuesday in order to fill 489 vacancies for specialist cadre officials.
The application process began online on Monday, December 22, and will continue until January 11 next year. The examinations for SBI s Specialist Cadre Officers are also likely to be scheduled in February, the appeal letters for which will be released starting January 22.
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