Upcoming bank and government exams in 2017

The candidate should be careful while filling out the application

More than 1.5 crores candidates took up the bank exams of IBPS (Institute of Banking Personnel Selection) in the last three years and vacancies in the Indian banks equaling 68000 were occupied.

When it comes to making a career choice that promises security and financial stability, bank jobs in India have always been roped in first. Public sector banks are getting a tough competition from private banks. As a result, they are reaching out to rural and semi-urban areas. Despite the rise of Information Technology, millions of people still prefer bank jobs and apply for various positions in public sector banks.

Here’s the list of upcoming bank exams and jobs in 2017. It also features other government exams.

Listed are the important details regarding the Bank Exams and jobs for the year 2017-18:

How to Apply for SBI Management Executive Recruitment:

An aspiring candidate should have their valid active email ID for better communications regarding results other important announcements. It helps them receive Call Letter/Interview Advices and other important documents by email. The candidate has to register online through the Bank’s website https://bank.sbi/careers and www.sbi.co.in/careers and pay the application.
The candidate should scan their latest photograph and signature. This is essential for online application otherwise the application would be invalidated.

The candidate should go the bank’s website (www.bank.sbi/careers/) and (www.sbi.co.in/careers). In the Recruitment link, select the suitable online application format. Read more

SBI PO recruitment eligibility doubts explained

All those who are preparing for Bank jobs are in a sense of excitement after the latest SBI PO recruitment notification.With the online registration links to apply for 2200 officer vacancies now open, many of you might be trying to decide whether you are eligible or not.

To help you better understand the conditions we have compiled a list of frequently asked doubts that normally comes to your mind.

Eligibility & Qualifications
Q: I am completing 20 years in May.Shall I apply?
A: No.The age limit for applicants is 21 30 yrs as on April 1, 2016.

Those who have not attained 21 years on 01.04.2016 are not eligible for this SBI PO http://recruitment.In simpler words your date of birth should be within Apr 2, 1986 & Apr 1, 1995

Q: I have scored only 50% in degree.Can I register?
A: There is no mimimum percentage required.If you have passed in degree, it is enough for you to submit http://application.So you are eligible to apply even with 50% marks. Read more.

Jay Vallabh: Mallya's key man to manage his empire abroad

An Indian origin attorney based in Switzerland is turning out to be a key man ofVijay Mallya's empire abroad. Sixty-four-year-old Jay Vallabh is named director and authorised signatory in many of the offshore vehicles related to the liquor baron.

Regulatory filings with US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) and public documents available on the company registries of locations such as Isle of Man and Panama showed that Vallabh's name figured prominently in several of these vehicles. While filings in UK's Companies House, the equivalent of Registrar of Companies, identified him as Jayprakash Vallabh, filings in Panama and Isle of Man referred to him as Jay Vallabh. In an SEC filing dating back to 1997, he figures as "J Vallabh". Further records showed that Vallabh has floated and dissolved scores of companies across various jurisdictions over the past several years.

He was also a significant shareholder in a Mauritius vehicle Watson Ltd that owned 21 per cent stake in the listed firm UB (Holdings), or UBHL, which in turn held around 60 per cent in the Kingfisher Airlines. This gave Jay and wife, Susanna, an indirect holding of around 12 per cent stake in Kingfisher Airlines in the first few years. Their names found their way to official records in the US, which insist on disclosures leading up to natural persons.

In an order approving code-share arrangements between Kingfisher Airlines and American Airlines, issued by the Department of Transportation of the US on March 8, 2011, it is clear that the Vallabhs had a significant stake in Kingfisher Airlines itself.

"The record further indicates that the majority of Kingfisher's shares are owned by United Breweries (Holdings) Ltd (United Breweries), an Indian company with 60.59 per cent of Kingfisher's shares; and Vijay Mallya, a citizen of India with 5.69 per cent of Kingfisher's shares. With respect to United Breweries, the record shows that it is majority owned by Watson Ltd, a company of Mauritius holding 21.19 per cent of the United Breweries shares. Watson Ltd is ultimately owned in equal shares by Jay Vallabh and Susanna Vallabh, both citizens of Switzerland," said the order.