Graduates seeking government jobs in banks have a golden opportunity. Punjab National Bank is recruiting for 5,138 apprenticeship positions, with the last date to apply today, February 24th. Candidates who have not yet completed their application forms can complete the online application process without delay by visiting the official website, bfsissc.com. The application window will close after today.
Recruitment Details
Through this recruitment drive, Punjab National Bank will recruit for a total of 5,138 positions in various states and union territories across the country. Of these positions, 2,383 are reserved for the General category, 1,110 for OBC, 464 for EWS, 887 for SC, and 294 for ST.
Application Fees
To participate in this recruitment drive, the prescribed application fee must be submitted along with the application; only then will the application be accepted. Application fees vary by category. General, OBC, and EWS candidates will pay ₹944, while SC, ST, and female candidates will pay ₹708, and candidates in the differently-abled category will pay ₹472.
Application Steps
To fill out the PNB Apprenticeship Form 2026, first visit the official website bfsissc.com.
On the website's home page, select Apprentice under Employment Opportunities, then PNB.
Click on the recruitment application link.
Register by clicking on "Login First Time."
Following this, complete the form by filling in the other details.
Pay the prescribed fee according to your category.
Submit the form, take a printout and preserve it for future reference.
Eligibility and Criteria
To participate in this recruitment, a candidate must be a graduate from a recognized university/institute in India. Candidates must be at least 18 years old and at least 28 years old as of January 1, 2026. Age relaxation is available for reserved category candidates.
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