Central Bank of India Recruitment 2010 – 1163 Clerks

Central Bank of India Clerks Recruitment 2010 – Central Bank of India one of the leading public sector banks in India has invited applications for post of 1163 clerks across all states in India to fuel its expansion plans. Central Bank of India established in 1911 is one of the very first commercial bank in India and has expanded rapidly wither over 3500 branches spread across all states and union territories. This is really a good chance for candidates who want to get into Central Bank of India through the Clerk Recruitment.

Central Bank of India Clerk Jobs 2010 : Bank has invited online applications for 1163 Clerk posts as per the notification the posts are mainly recruited in the regions of  Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar that contributes to 50% of the overall posts available. Payscale for these posts is in the range of Rs. 7200 to Rs.19300. Candidates who are interested to apply for CBI Clerk vacancies can make use of the below information pertaining to the notification.

Dates to Remember :
Online Registration Starts from : 09.11.2010
Online Registration Close Date : 08.12.2010
Written Examination Date (Tentative) 13 .02.2011

Candidates can apply online through the Bank’s website www.centralbankofindia.co.in after payment of fees between 9th Nov to 8th Dec 2010. No other payment mode is accepted by the bank accept online means.

Application Fee : Fee paid to the bank is non-refundable

(a) For SC/ST/XS/PC - Rs. 50/-
(b) For all others (including OBC) - Rs. 250/-

Eligibility Criteria : Candidates who are interested to apply for the 1163 Clerk cadre positions have to fulfill the following eligibility criteria.

• Age of the Candidate as on 01.11.2010 should be of Minimum age – 18years and Maximum age –28years. Relaxation is applicable for SC/ST candidates.
• Degree in any Discipline (OR) 50% marks in 10+2 (OR) 60% marks in SSC/10th Std.
• Candidates should be able to read, write and speak the native language of state for which he is applying for.
• Certificate in computer course is essential for all the applicants and candidates who have not done their course can also complete after 6 months of joining.

Selection Process: Selection procedure for the recruitment of Central Bank of India Clerk Vacancies is through Written Exam and Interview. Candidates preparing for the exams have to keep in note that there is also Negative marking applicable. Applicants who score the highest in the test will only be called for personal interview.

a. Objective tests: 50 questions to be answered in 90 minutes which consists of  (i)Reasoning Ability (ii) Numerical Ability (iii) English Language Skills (iv) Clerical Aptitude.

b. Descriptive Test – It will consist of 5 compulsory questions with internal options, to assess knowledge on Socio-Economic Developments and Communication skills. 

Exam Preparation Books: Candidates who are applying for the exam can make use of the following books meant for Clerk Recruitment Tests. Clerk exam preparation books can be bought online at the following links using Cash/ Internet banking/ Cards

# Bank Clerk Exam Guide – Rs.182 – Buy Online
# Clerical Solved Papers – Rs.111 – Buy Online

Central Bank of India Clerk Recruitment Notification - Candidates can refer to the notification for the break of number of posts available in each state, eligibility criteria etc.

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