There is big news for the youth who are dreaming of getting a job in the bank. Bank of Baroda (BOB) has issued recruitment to fill 4000 vacant posts of apprenticeship. The application process for this recruitment has started today i.e. 19th February. Candidates who are graduates can immediately fill out the form to join this recruitment by visiting the official website of the bank www.bankofbaroda.in or by clicking on the direct link given on this page. For your convenience, a direct link to apply has also been made available on this page.
Eligibility and Criteria
To participate in this recruitment, the candidate must have passed graduation in any stream from a recognized university/institute. Along with this, the minimum age of the candidate should not be less than 20 years and the maximum age should not be more than 28 years. Candidates coming from reserved categories in the upper age will be given relaxation as per the rules.
Application Process
To apply for this recruitment, first visit the official website of BOB.
On the home page of the website, you have to go to Career.
Now click on the application link related to Apprenticeship Recruitment in Current Opening.
Complete the application process by filling in the required details.
Finally, submit the form by paying the prescribed fee take a printout of it, and keep it safe with you.
Application Fee
To participate in this recruitment, candidates from the General, OBC, and EWS categories will have to pay Rs 800 as a fee. SC, ST, and female candidates will have to deposit Rs 600 and the PWD category will have to deposit Rs 400 along with the application form. GST will have to be paid separately along with the application fee.
How will the selection be done?
To be selected for this recruitment, the candidates will first have to appear in the written test (online test). Candidates successful in the written test will be invited for document verification and a local language test. Candidates successful in all the stages will be given a place in the final merit list.
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