Summary of this article
- State Bank of India has kicked off its 2025–26 recruitment drive, announcing 5,583 vacancies for Junior Associate roles in Customer Support and Sales. The online registration window opens August 6 and runs through August 26.
- This hiring push is part of SBI’s strategy to boost customer service and support its digital growth. According to Chairman CS Setty, the new hires will be trained under structured programs designed to match the bank’s evolving tech and operational needs.
- Applicants can expect a selection process that includes an online test and possibly interviews or call center assessments. Full details on eligibility and application steps will be available once the portal goes live.
State Bank of India, the country's largest public sector lender on August 6 announced the 2025–26 intake for 5583 Junior Associate (Customer Support and Sales). Registrations will open on August 6, 2025, and remain accessible online until August 26, 2025.
Commenting on the recruitment drive, bank's Chairman, CS Setty, said that 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 lender announced in an official statement.
This latest recruitment drive follows SBI's recent hiring rounds that added 505 Probationary Officers and 13,455 Junior Associates in earlier sessions.
Who can apply and what is the timetable?
Eligibility criteria, application requirements and detailed instructions will be made available when the online portal opens on August 6. Interested applicants must complete their registration by August 26, 2025. Official notification will be out with all details of eligibility, education qualification and age limit.
What happens after registration?
Short‑listed candidates will undergo a selection process likely to include an online test, followed by possible interviews or call centre assessments. Successful entrants will receive training before being placed in branches or support centres across the country.
