If you are looking for a job in a bank, then there is a golden opportunity for you from Punjab and Sindh Bank. The bank had recently invited applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to the posts of Specialist Officer. The last date to apply in this ongoing recruitment process has been extended once again, so that the candidates who have not been able to apply till now can get a chance.
Apply now till 29 September
Under this recruitment process, a total of 213 posts of Specialist Officer will be filled. The last date for application was earlier fixed as 15 September 2024, which was later extended to 22 September. Now the bank has once again extended the last date to 29 September 2024. Candidates who have not been able to apply till now due to some reason can fill the form immediately.
Who can apply?
Under this recruitment drive, eligible candidates will be recruited for various posts. These include posts like Information Technology Officer, Human Resource Officer, Software Developer Officer, Cyber Security Officer, Accounts Officer, Corporate Communication Manager, and Digital Marketing Senior Manager. Educational qualification and age limit have been set differently for each post. So read all these details carefully before applying. Candidates can get more information by visiting the official website of the bank.
how to apply?
To apply for these posts, candidates have to visit the official website of Punjab and Sindh Bank, punjabandsindbank.co.in. application form and related information are available here. Candidates are advised to fill the form on time and do not wait for the last date, so that any technical problem can be avoided.
Keep important things in mind
The last date for application is now 29 September 2024. Applications will be accepted only through online mode. Educational qualification and age limit information for each post is given on the website. Keep all the necessary documents ready before applying so that there is no hindrance in the process.
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