Baroda UP Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2022

Baroda UP Bank Apprentice Online Form 2022 @barodaupbank.in

Baroda UP Bank has Inviting Online Application Form for the Recruitment of Apprentice 250 Post. Those Candidates are interested in the Following Process of Baroda UP Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2022 & complete the Required Eligibility Criteria Can read the Full Notification and Apply Online Baroda UP Bank Vacancy 2022 @barodaupbank.in

Important Dates

  • Start Date for Apply Online : 05-03-2022
  • Last Date for Apply Online : 15-03-2022

Age Limit as on 01-03-2022

  • Minimum Age : 18 Years
  • Maximum Age : 28 Years
  • Age Relaxation applicable as per Rules.

Application Fee

  • UR / OBC / EWS : Rs. 450/-
  • SC / ST / PWD : Rs. 100/-
  • Payment Mode : Online

Baroda UP Bank Apprentice Eligibility

  • Graduation from a recognised University / Institute.
  • Period of engagement will be 12 months.
  • The apprentices are eligible for stipend of Rs. 9000/- per month.

Baroda UP Bank Apprentice Vacancy Details

State Local Language Post Category Total Post
Uttar Pradesh Hindi / Urdu / Sanskrit Apprentice SC 52
ST 3
OBC 67
EWS 25
UR 103
Total 250

Baroda UP Bank Apprentice Selection Process

  • Selection for engagement of apprentices would be based on the basis of (i) online written test and (ii) test of local language.
  • Candidates can opt for either General English or General Hindi.
  • The questions will be bilingual i.e., English & Hindi, except for the test of General English / Hindi.
  • 1/4th of mark assigned for question will be deducted for each wrong answer.
  • Exam Centre : Prayagraj (Allahabad), Bareilly, Gorakhpur, Kanpur, Varanasi
Name of Test Questions Marks Duration
General English / Hindi 25 25 15 minutes
General Awareness 25 25 15 minutes
Numerical Ability 25 25 15 minutes
Reasoning Ability 25 25 15 minutes
Total 100 100 60 minutes

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