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Vijaya Bank Credit Officers Recruitment 2018

Vijaya Bank Credit Officers Recruitment 2018 – 330 Latest Vacancy

Vijaya Bank has released the notification for the post of Credit Officers. Credit officer is a decision maker in the financial institution (Banks / NBFC / Any Other Type of Lenders), whose main job is to decide, whether to extend loan to customer or not. All the credit checks such document verification, physical verification, checking credit reports are performed under his guidance.
Vijaya Bank is a premier Public Sector Bank, with its Head Office at Bangalore, having a network of more than 2125 branches plus offices all over India with total employee strength of around 16000. The Bank invites applications (On-Line only) for recruitment for the post of ‘Probationary Asst. Manager (Credit) in JMG Scale-I in General Banking stream. The Total Number of vacancies is 330.
Important Dates for Vijaya Bank Credit Officers Recruitment 2018
  • Start Date of Online Application: 12.09.2018
  • End Date of Online Application:  27.09.2018
  • Date of Online Examination: Will be intimated in due course

 Eligibility Criteria for Vijaya Bank Credit Officers Recruitment 2018 here...

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