State Bank of India (SBI) on Wednesday announced a fresh round of hiring for 5,583 Junior Associate (Customer Support and Service) positions across its branches and offices nationwide. The online application window will be open from August 6 to August 26, 2025.
This recruitment is part of SBI’s ongoing workforce expansion in FY26. The bank had earlier hired 505 Probationary Officers and 13,455 Junior Associates. The current round is aimed at strengthening service delivery and operational support across India, according to the official statement.
The openings are available across SBI’s network, providing candidates an opportunity to join the country’s largest public-sector bank and begin a career in the banking sector.
SBI Chairman CS Setty said, “Onboarding the new talent pool is central to the bank's aim of strengthening its human resource capabilities by implementing structured skill development programmes aligned with evolving functional and technological requirements.”
The bank added that the recruitment highlights SBI’s continued focus on building future banking talent. With a workforce of over 2.36 lakh employees, the bank said it remains committed to supporting financial growth through capable and trained professionals.
This recruitment is part of SBI’s ongoing workforce expansion in FY26. The bank had earlier hired 505 Probationary Officers and 13,455 Junior Associates. The current round is aimed at strengthening service delivery and operational support across India, according to the official statement.
The openings are available across SBI’s network, providing candidates an opportunity to join the country’s largest public-sector bank and begin a career in the banking sector.
SBI Chairman CS Setty said, “Onboarding the new talent pool is central to the bank's aim of strengthening its human resource capabilities by implementing structured skill development programmes aligned with evolving functional and technological requirements.”
The bank added that the recruitment highlights SBI’s continued focus on building future banking talent. With a workforce of over 2.36 lakh employees, the bank said it remains committed to supporting financial growth through capable and trained professionals.
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