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Public sector banks to recruit 63,200 people this fiscal

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at Monday, 19 November 2012

Indian public sector banks will hire 63,200 people in the current financial year i.e before march 2013, nearly a third of which will be by the State Bank of India, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram said on Thursday.

The country's largest bank SBI will alone recruit 20,000 clerical staff and 1,200 officer level employees.Besides, other public sector banks will hire 22,000 officers and 20,000 clerical staff in this fiscal.

"There are huge job opportunities for young men and women in banks. Public sector banks will hire 63,200 people this year," Chidambaram said at a media conference after meeting heads of public sector banks and financial institutions here.

There were 84,489 vacancies at various levels in the state-owned banks at the end of the last financial year, of which 63,200 posts will be filled up in 2012-13.


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