KVG Bank Recruitment 2015

Karnataka Vikas Gramin (KVG) Bank has invited applications from the eligible candidates who have been declared qualified in Karnataka SSLC and PUC for RRBs conducted by the Karnataka Board. The KVG Bank opening several vacancies for Officer Scale I, II, III, and Assistant post. Eligible candidates can KVG Bank Recruitment 2015 apply online through official website www.kvgbank.com from 05th May 2015 to 22nd May 2015.

Karnataka Vikas Gramin bank is regional rural bank in the state Karnataka and it has many branches across the state. Therefore, the IBPS conducts Common Written Examination (CWE) for RRBs for selection process. This examination held by the IBPS in the month of August and September every year. Thus, students who have qualified in the 10th and 12th examination are only eligible for the Karnataka Vikas Gramin bank Recruitment 2015. Therefore, if you are one of them who are 10th and 12th pass and get 60% marks in their Karnataka Results 2015, and then you can apply for these 1126 vacancies of officer scale I, II, III, and Assistant post through KVG bank recruitment 2015.
Candidates should pass Kannada Language as one of the subjects in Matriculation/10th std or PUC or graduation level is compulsory for post of Office Assistant and Officer scale-I. The main important thing is that - the Selection will be based on CWE-III merit score and personal interview. In addition, scale of pay for the posts of Officer Scale –I & II is attractive. Applicants can check the official notification for more information about KVG Bank recruitment 2015 applies online. The details like age limit, post wise openings, how to apply and others are given below or refer to official website for full text of recruitment.

KVGB Officer and Assistant Recruitment 2015
Name of the organization: KVG (Karnataka Vikas Gramin Bank)
Organization Web portal: www.kvgbank.com
Job Role: Officer Scale – I, II & III and Assistant
Job Category: Government
Total Vacancies: 1126
Post wise vacancies:
Officer Scale – I: 318
Officer Scale – II: 114
Officer Scale – III: 12
Assistant: 682
Educational Qualification:
Candidate should have passed SSLC and PUC from the Karnataka board and any recognized board.
Scale of Pay:
Officer Scale – III: Rs.55589/- Per month
Officer Scale – II: Rs.71962/- Per month
Officer Scale – I: Rs.31363/- Per month
Office Assistant (Multipurpose): Rs.15645/- Per month
How to apply for KVG Bank Recruitment 2015 online
Log on to kvgbank.com
Click on careers/Recruitment
Click on link for Apply online for Officer Scale-I, II & III and assistant
Fill the application form and submit.
Important Dates:
Online application starts from: 05th May 2015
Online application closes on: 22nd May 2015
Any candidates who get good mark in your Karnataka PUC and Karnataka SSLC Results 2015, and then they can easily apply for this vacancy.  We know very well that, all people want to do government job in this time. For the reason that – government job is better compare than private job in all things like- salary, leaves, promotion, as well as income. Candidates can apply for these posts according to their qualification, eligibility, as well as skills. This recruitment new 2015 is useful and helpful for those candidates who want to do job after passing their 10th and 12th class examination.

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