Canara Bank Recruitment 2018 For 800 PGDBF PO Post.

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Canara Bank Recruitment 2018 For 800 PGDBF PO Post.

Canara Bank Has Published the Recruitment Notification for Probationary Officers in Junior Management Grade Scale-I on successful completion of PGDBF (Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance) Posts. Eligible Interested Candidates Can Apply Via Online Mode.  Last Date for Submitting Online Application form 13 November 2018

Canara Bank Recruitment 2018 For PGDBF PO Post.

Candidates Need to Read Official Notification and they Can Apply if they are Eligible As Per Requirement. Check Details Qualification, Age Limit, Pattern Of Exam, Syllabus & Salary. If all these things suitable for you then Apply. 

Name of Organization – Canara Bank

No of Vacancy- 800 Posts. 

Website- www.canarabank.com  

Canara Bank Jobs 2018 Post & Vacancy Details- 



01. PO PGDBF    -800

Age Limit –  Upper Age Limit Maximum 30 years.  Other Age Relaxation As per Govt. Rule.

Educational Qualification- Candidates Must Have Graduation From Recognized University/Board.

Selection Procedure – Candidates Will be Selected On the Basis of their performance in Written and  Interview Test .

Application Fee- 

Rs- 708/- for Gen/OBC Candidates. Rs. 118/- for Other Reservation Categories.

How to Apply-

Interested Candidates Can Apply Through Official Website.  After filling Online Application Candidates Need to Pay Application Fee on or before: 13-11-2018 

Important Dates- 

Last Date for Submitting Online Application – 13.11.2018

Date of online test (tentative) 23.12.2018 

Click here for Official Notification.

Apply Here
 

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