The recruitment drive covers multiple categories, with the preliminary exam tentatively scheduled for September and the main examination expected in November, while registration and fee payment continue through Aug 31.
The vacancies span engineering, finance, law, operations, and other disciplines, while the computer-based test schedule will be announced separately on the official website.
Eligible candidates can submit online applications until Aug 10, with vacancies spanning Manager to Deputy General Manager grades under the bank's Recruitment Project 2026-27.
Walk-in selection will be held on July 25 in Thiruvananthapuram, with merit-based shortlisting for graduate and technician apprentice vacancies and no written examination required.
Eligible ITI and diploma holders with relevant railway or metro experience can apply online for positions offering salaries up to ₹1.10 lakh through a multi-stage selection process.
Eligible graduates and final-year students can submit applications through the official careers portal, with selected candidates required to meet educational and age criteria prescribed by SBI.
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