South Indian Bank 2010 Recruitment – Chartered Accountants

South Indian Bank Recruitment for Chartered Accountants – South Indian Bank, headquartered in Kerala is the 3rd largest private sector bank in India that has over 580 branches & 300+ ATMs spread across the country.

South Indian Bank is inviting applications for the post of Chartered Accountants

Post – Vacancies – Payscale :

Chartered Accountants (Scale II) – 20 posts – Rs.5.5 lacs/ yr

Dates: Last date for receipt of applications – 04.08.2010

Eligibility Criteria : Candidates interested to apply for CA posts in South Indian Bank must meet the following criteria,

* Not more than 28 yrs of age as on 30.06.2010s

* Should have a minimum qualification of ACA

Selection Process : Candidates would be selected through Group discussion & Interview for the South Indian Bank CA recruitment.

Application Procedure: The Application form must be sent in the format mentioned in the website along with a recent photo & attested copies of mark sheets,certificates by post.Also,a 300 words write-up on “Why I consider myself suitable for appointment in The South Indian Bank Ltd.” has to be submitted along with application.

Website: Get more details on applying for CA recruitment in South Indian bank from the bank website here.

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