JK Bank Recruitment 2020 – Apply for 1850 PO and Banking Associates Posts
Piyush.Dixit | June 3, 2020 | 12:10 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI - Jammu & Kashmir Bank Limited has released a notification for PO and Banking Associates posts on June 2, 2020 at official website jkbank.com. As per the notification, there are a total of 1850 vacancies out of which 350 are of PO and 1500 are of Banking Associates. Aspirants are advised to check the eligibility criteria before applying for the respective post. The authorities will enable the JK Bank 2020 recruitment link on June 20 and candidates can fill the form in online mode only.
JK Bank Recruitment Notification - Click Here
Probationary Officer- 350 Posts
Banking Associate- 1500 Posts
JK Bank 2020 Recruitment - Eligibility Criteria
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Post |
Age Limit |
Education Qualification |
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JK Probationary Officer |
20 to 32 years |
Graduate or in final year in any discipline and result is awaiting from any recognized Institute.
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Banking Associate |
20 to 30 years |
Applicants who occupy the domicile of J & K (Union Territory) will be eligible to apply for the exam.
JK Bank Recruitment 2020 - How to Apply?
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Visit the official website of Bank - www.jkbank.com
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Now applicants have to click on the JK Bank 2020 recruitment application form link
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You have to fill the basic information
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Then aspirant have to pay the application fee
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At last applicants have to upload the documents & then they have to click on the submit button.
JK Bank 2020 Recruitment - Application Fee
For Gen and OBC- Rs. 800/-
For SC and ST: Rs. - 600/-
The mode of payment will be Debit Card, Credit Card, Internet Banking, IMPS, Cash Cards/ Mobile Wallets
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