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The Eligibility Criteria for Bank Jobs in India
Bank Jobs are required for students of medium minimizing intellect and a passive aggressive choice for the creamy layer of students. Bank Jobs in India fell for some time during the era of engineers and doctors but they're back as decent to good wages are now being offered for non brain drenching labour. The banking sector in India is on the rise and the jobs offer a large number of opportunities for the aspirants. An excellent opportunity is provided to such aspirants through the CWE (Common Written Examination) which is conducted by the IBPS.
The examination is conducted for that posts of Probationary Officer and jobs at clerical level. The eligibility criteria for appearing in the test is securing a 60 % result in the class 12th examinations and becoming a percentile of more than 55% inside your graduation or post graduation. A pass mark in 10+2 examination may be the minimum requirement of clerical jobs. For SC/ST/PWD/EXSM candidates a pass in HSC exam 10+2 is required. Ex-Servicemen who do not hold the mentioned qualifications should have passed while serving within the armed forces in any of the examinations recognised through the Central Govt. as equivalent of the Civil Study of HSC. This is as far as we are concerned using the educational qualification required for the CWE examination.
For being eligible to make an application for the job through the CWE exam a candidate must have a minimum chronilogical age of 20 along with a maximum chronilogical age of 30.The factors is for general candidates only and exemptions are granted to the following groups. The upper age limit is raised by a gap of Five years for SC and ST candidates. For OBC ( non creamy layer ) candidates 3 years is relaxed. For PWD candidates a relaxation of three years is granted. Ex-Servicemen, Commissioned Officers that also includes Emergency Commissioned Officers (ECOs)/Short Service Commissioned Officers (SSCOs) as well as for more details you can consult the official website of these banking services. People who are domiciled in Kashmir specially in J&K, people affected by the 1984 riots and people who have completed 5 years and services information in RRB's are granted relaxation of 5 years.
To be successfully entitled to the bank an individual must have an Indian Nationality, a subject of Nepal, a topic of Bhutan or perhaps a refugee from Tibet who came to India pre 1962 using the aim of permanently settling in India. an individual of Indian origin that has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka,East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania (formerly Tanganyika and Zanzibar), Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India will also be eligible for bank jobs.
