Key Points

SBI has onboarded 13,455 junior associates to improve customer service across its branches. Chairman CS Setty revealed the bank's total recruitment stands at 18,000, including probationary officers. The bank is implementing skill development programs to align with technological advancements. Meanwhile, SBI's strong financial performance includes an Rs 8.3 lakh crore home loan portfolio and Rs 70,901 crore net profit.

Key Points: SBI Hires 13500 Junior Associates to Boost Customer Experience

  • SBI fills 13,455 junior associate vacancies nationwide
  • Bank plans structured skill development for new hires
  • SBI's home loan portfolio crosses Rs 8.3 lakh crore
  • Records Rs 70,901 crore net profit in FY25
2 min read

SBI hires 13,455 junior associates to boost customer experience: Chairman

SBI recruits 13,455 junior associates to enhance branch services while strengthening HR capabilities with skill development programs.

"Our total recruitment across categories is about 18,000 people, out of which around 13,500 will be clerical recruitment. - SBI Chairman CS Setty"

Mumbai, June 11

Nation’s largest lender the State Bank of India (SBI) on Wednesday said it has hired 13,455 junior associates to enhance customer experience at its branches across the country.

The recruitment aimed to fill vacancies across states and union territories, making it one of the significant hiring efforts in the industry.

“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,” said SBI Chairman CS Setty.

“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 in a statement.

The SBI has over 2,36,000 employees, committed to creating meaningful employment and nurturing the next generation of banking professionals.

The home loan portfolio of the bank has crossed Rs 8.3 lakh crore. As of March 2025, the bank has a deposit base of over Rs 53.82 lakh crore with CASA ratio of 39.97 per cent and advances of more than Rs 42.20 lakh crore.

SBI commands a market share of 27.3 per cent and 20.2 per cent in home loans and auto loans, respectively.

On Monday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman received a dividend cheque of Rs 8,076.84 crore on behalf of the government from SBI for the financial year 2024-25. The cheque was presented to the Finance Minister by SBI Chairman at her office in the presence of senior officials.

The robust dividend came as India’s top public sector companies in the financial, power and energy sectors have recorded a robust growth in profit during the January-March quarter of 2024-25, which is expected to further strengthen the government’s fiscal position. SBI’s net profit for the financial year 2024-25 soared to Rs 70,901 crore.

- IANS

Share this article:

Reader Comments

R
Rahul K.
Great news for job seekers! SBI's massive hiring will create opportunities for thousands of youth across India. Hope they focus on rural branches too where banking services need improvement. 🇮🇳
P
Priya M.
Impressive numbers but I hope they provide proper training to these new hires. Last time I visited SBI branch, staff seemed overworked and undertrained. Customer experience should be the real focus!
A
Amit S.
Rs 70,901 crore profit! 😲 SBI is truly India's banking powerhouse. The dividend to government will help in nation building. But please reduce home loan interest rates now!
N
Neha T.
Good step but SBI needs to modernize its digital platforms too. Private banks offer much better online experience. Hope these new recruits bring fresh ideas to improve tech services.
V
Vikram J.
As someone who recently got an SBI home loan, I appreciate this expansion. But please ensure proper staffing during peak hours - waiting time at branches is still too long.
S
Sanjay P.
Hope these jobs go to deserving candidates through fair process. SBI recruitment should maintain highest standards of transparency. No place for recommendations or bias in our national bank!

We welcome thoughtful discussions from our readers. Please keep comments respectful and on-topic.

Leave a Comment

Minimum 50 characters 0/50