Banking As a Profession
For Young graduate, an attractive offer after college is banking profession. It remains in this most wanted job position for years and it is because it enjoys much respect and prestige in the society. After the extinction of BSRB the only window to enter into this well sought career is Probationary Officers (PO) Exams conducted by individual banks. Banks inducts eligible graduates by this exam for training for a probational period of two years. The selected candidates performance during the probation period will decide their position after training. Different Banks recruit probationary officers during different periods in the year. Students has to keep on watch about the notifications and should be alert on applying promptly.
Career as a Probationary Officer
Pursuing Career as a probationary officer is a unique experience in itself. But it is the most common and highly sought after question that "what a Probationary Officer really do?".After the selection and till the date of joining the same question was making my mind puzzle. Hence I would like to share some of my experience with all of you looking after banks as a career option. I would be sharing my day to day experience within the bank so stay with us ...
As an officer in State Bank of India, all officers get opportunity to work in its foreign offices by appearing in internal competitive exam called Junior India Based Officers (JIBO) examination. It has two stages, firstly one has to appear in an written examination and those got passed will face a high level interview committee. At present, SBI is having a very good foreign presence, as of now a total of 190 foreign offices are located in 36 different countries. Any officer up to Scale III i.e. Manager can appear for JIBO. Its now like that senior officers after Scale III can't go foreign offices. Actually, for Scale IV and above senior officers, there is different pattern of selection.
What are the subjects in JIBO exam and please name related good books. Thank you .
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