IDBI Bank Recruitment 2024 – 1000 Executive – Sales and Operations Posts

IDBI Bank has released an employment notification for the recruitment of 1000 Executive – Sales and Operations (ESO) posts under IDBI Bank. Interested and eligible candidates may apply online here 

IDBI Bank Recruitment 2024

  • Name of post: Executive – Sales and Operations (ESO)
  • No of posts: 1000 posts 

Category-wise vacancy

  • # UR:13
  • # SC:6
  • # ST:2
  • # OBC:7
  • # EWS:3

Age Limit

 20 to 25 years. The candidate must have been born not earlier than October 2,1999 and not later than October 1, 2004 (both dates inclusive).

Age Relaxation

  • The Upper age relaxation is up to 3 years for OBC and 5 years for SC/ST candidates.

Salary

  • The ESOs will be paid a lump sum/fixed remuneration as unde
  • # Rs.29,000/- per month in the first year
  • # Rs.31,000/- per month in the second year

Essential Qualification

  •  A Graduate from a recognized university in any discipline from a University recognized/ approved by the Government / Govt. Bodies viz., AICTE, UGC, etc.

Computer Literacy

  • Candidates are expected to have proficiency in computers/ IT related aspects.

Application Fee

  •  The category-wise application fee is as under.
  • Category  Fee
  • SC/ST/PwBD  Rs.250/-
  • Others Rs.1050/-

 How to Apply for IDBI Bank Recruitment ?

Interested and eligible candidates may apply online for these vacancy through online mode by visiting IDBI Recruitment Portal. Candidates may follow below mentioned steps to apply for IDBI Executive recruitment.
  • Scroll down, go to Important Web-Links section .
  • Click on the "Online Application Form" .
  • Fill your all personal and educational details and upload necessary documents.
  •  Make payment of application fee as per your category and submit the form.
  • At the end, take a print out of the application form .

Important Dates of IDBI Bank Vacancy 2024

  • Starting Date to Apply Online & Payment of Fee: November 07, 2024
  •  Last Date to Apply Online & Payment of Fee: November 16, 2024

Important Web-Links of IDBI Bank Recruitment

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