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SBI Recruitment 2019: Jobs with salary up to Rs 80 lakh, details inside

Below are the details related to the SBI recruitment 2019.

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SBI Recruitment 2019: The State Bank of India (SBI) is inviting applications for Specialist Cadre Officers. The vacancies are out on its official website- sbi.co.in, bank.sbi/careers. Interested candidates can apply on the website. Under the mentioned SBI vacancy, the jobs are available for Chief Technology Officer and Deputy General Manager (E&TA). 

The posting will be in Navi Mumbai.

Below are the details related to the SBI recruitment 2019. 

The online process to apply for the job will end on February 11, 2019, the payment of fees can also be done by the same update. 

For Chief Technology Officer

Number of posts: 1- Contractual for 3 years. The age limit is 50 years as on November 30, 2018. 

Interested candidates should have completed their Bachelors in Engineering/ BTech/ MCA from a recognised institute in India. MSc/MTech in CS/IT candidates can also apply.

The work experience required is minimum of 20 years’ experience in IT field. 

Deputy General Manager (E&TA)

Number of posts: 1- Regular
Candidates should be of 50 years as on November 30, 2018

Educational Qualification- Bachelors in Engineering/ BTech/ Post Graduate in CS/IT or MCA from a recognised institute in India.

Work Experience: Minimum 18 years’ total experience in IT field out of which minimum 6 years must be in senior executive level position.

The indicative CTC for Chief Technology Officer is Rs 65 to 80 lakh and for Deputy General Manager is Rs Rs 68,680-1960/4-74520 (CTC: Rs 40.20 lakh approximately)

Meanwhile, SBI which reported on Friday the highest quarterly profit of Rs 3,955 crore in seven years, has shown remarkable improvement in the non-performing assets, keeping slippages under check.

It is the second consecutive quarter that the bank is has stayed profitable. 

As the non-performing assets (NPAs) came down, the bank had to set aside less money for bad loans. The provisions for NPAs dropped 21.3% to Rs 13,971 crore from a year ago. Recovery in written-off accounts saw growth of 55.98% over the previous year to Rs 2,107 crore at the end of the December quarter.

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