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SBI Extends Application Deadline for Specialist Officer Positions

The State Bank of India has extended the application deadline for Specialist Officer positions to January 10. This extension allows candidates who missed the initial deadline to apply. To qualify, candidates must have a graduate degree and meet specific age requirements. The application fee varies based on the candidate's category. Follow the outlined steps to register online and ensure your application is submitted before the new deadline.
 
SBI Extends Application Deadline for Specialist Officer Positions

SBI Application Deadline Extended



The State Bank of India (SBI) has announced an extension for the application deadline for Specialist Officer (SO) roles. Candidates who missed the opportunity to apply can now do so through the official SBI website. The new deadline for submitting applications is January 10th. All interested candidates are encouraged to complete their applications before this date.


Eligibility Requirements


To qualify for the Specialist Officer roles, applicants must possess a graduate degree from a recognized institution in India. The age limit for applicants ranges from a minimum of 20 years to a maximum of 42 years. Additionally, candidates from reserved categories will receive age relaxation.


Application Fees


Applicants are required to pay an application fee to apply for the Specialist Officer positions. General, OBC, and EWS candidates must pay Rs. 750, while SC, ST, and PwD candidates are exempt from this fee.


Steps to Apply Online


With the deadline for Specialist Officer applications at SBI now extended, here are the straightforward steps for online registration: First, visit the official SBI website at sbi.bank.in.


Next, click on the online registration link.


Enter your personal details, including your mobile number and email address.


After completing the registration, upload your educational documents and pay the application fee online.


Finally, ensure to print a copy of your application form.