SBI Recruitment 2025-26: Expanded Vacancies for Specialist Cadre Officers
State Bank of India Recruitment Update
State Bank of India (SBI) Recruitment 2025-26: The State Bank of India has announced an increase in the number of vacancies for the Specialist Cadre Officer (SCO) positions for the recruitment cycle of 2025-26. The bank has revealed that a total of 1,146 roles will be filled within the Wealth Management Cadre.
The deadline for submitting online applications has been extended to January 10, 2026. Eligible candidates are encouraged to apply via the official SBI website.
Application Eligibility Criteria:
VP Wealth (SRM): Applicants must hold a graduate degree from a recognized institution. Preference will be given to those with an MBA in Banking, Finance, or Marketing, along with professional certifications such as NISM/CFP/CFA. A minimum of 6 years of experience in sales and marketing within a reputable bank, wealth management firm, or AMC is required.
AVP Wealth (RM): A graduate degree is essential. Candidates with a postgraduate degree in Finance, Banking, or Marketing and NISM/CFP/CFA certifications will be preferred. Additionally, 3-4 years of experience in the banking or wealth management sector is necessary.
Customer Relationship Executive: A graduate degree is required for this role. Candidates must also have a valid two-wheeler driving license to perform field-related duties.
Application Fee: Candidates applying for the SBI SCO recruitment 2025 must pay an application fee online based on their category. SC, ST, and PwBD candidates are exempt from fees, while candidates from General, OBC, and EWS categories will need to pay Rs. 750. Please note that the application fee is non-refundable.
Marking Scheme: In the HP SET 2026, each question is worth 2 marks. Candidates will receive 2 marks for each correct answer, with no negative marking for incorrect responses. Unanswered questions will not earn any marks. To respond to a question, candidates must select the correct option from the available choices.
If a question is deemed incorrect and is canceled during the examination, all candidates will receive 2 marks (+2). This may happen due to human error or technical issues.
