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Especially in the last decade, the Indian population has become extremely aware of the educational qualifications and skills that are required to gain the security of bank jobs in India. They ensure that they get all the proper degrees to gain eligibility for vacancies in public sector bank jobs in India. Also, nowadays, there is a pointed focus on embellishing upon skills sets like basic computer training, spoken English training, dressing, body language and presentation training et cetera. Then, having acquired immaculate presentation, immense confidence and all other pre-requisite criteria a great many prospective candidates embark upon trying to establish their careers in the banking industry by writing the standard, competitive banking examinations. Reserve Bank of India Examinations: Better known as the Banker of Banks, the RBI isIndia's isIndia's central banking institution. It controls the monetary policy of the Indian rupee, controls and manages the exchange rate of the rupee with other currencies, detects fake currency, maintains the cash reserve, prints and issues the Indian rupee. Since it is such a powerful body, gaining a bank job in the RBI is considered invaluable by many. The RBI conducts its own independent competitive exams for its recruitment process. The State bank of India Examinations: The State Bank of India (SBI) isIndia's biggest brand with branches all around the world, not to mention every nook and cranny ofIndia. SBI is the largest bank inIndia with competition from other banks in the big four like ICICI, HDFC and PNB. As part of its recruitment process the SBI conducts common competitive exams as well as interviews. The IBPS Examination: If prospective candidates were forced to write an individual exam for every bank job vacancy, it would be a long and arduous task to say the least. Therefore, the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts a Common Examination for initial short listing of the candidates. These exams are designed for the selection of candidates for Personnel in Clerical Cadre and Entry Level Officer cadre and Specialist Officers in all the 19 Public Sector Banks (SBI and its Associate Banks excepted). Provided below is the comprehensive list of the banks which will hire candidates based upon their IBPS examination marks: | * Syndicate Bank | * Allahabad Bank | | * Canara Bank | * Indian Overseas Bank | | * Union Bank ofIndia | * Andhra Bank | | * Central Bank ofIndia | * Oriental Bank of Commerce | | * United Bank ofIndia | * Bank ofBaroda | | * Corporation Bank | * Punjab National Bank | | * UCO Bank | * Bank ofIndia | | * Dena Bank | *Punjab& Sind Bank | | * Vijaya Bank | * Bank ofMaharashtra | Based upon the results of the IBPS examination that is held every six months a score card is provided for the candidates which is valid for one year only. If the candidate is unable to procure a job within the stipulated period of time, he or she will have to appear for the examination once again. Word Count: 503 For further details about latest vacancies in bank jobs, news about various competitive bank examinations and up-to-date results, be sure to check the Internet.
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