SBI hires 13,455 clerical staff
The Hindu
SBI hires 13,455 Junior Associates to enhance customer experience, with recruitment process completed in 2025.
State Bank of India (SBI) said it has hired 13,455 Junior Associates (clerical staff) to enhance customer experience at it’s branches across the country. The list of selected candidates is now available on the bank’s official careers portal.
The recruitment aimed at filling up vacancies across 35 States and Union Territories.
The selection process commenced with Preliminary Examinations held in February and March 2025 and the Main Examinations conducted in April 2025.
C.S. Setty, Chairman, SBI said, “Our total recruitment across categories is about 18,000 people, out of which around 13,500 will be clerical recruitment, 3,000 will be probationary officers and local-based officers.”
“As we onboard this new talent pool, we further aim to strengthen our human resource capabilities by implementing structured skill development programmes aligned with evolving functional and technological requirements,” he said.
SBI is the employer to over 2,36,000 people.
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