Wednesday, October 3, 2012

New Opening in Federal Manipal School of Banking PO Program

Federal Bank in association with Manipal University is offering PGDBF program which would be a one-year programme comprising of four trimesters. First three trimesters would be conducted on Campus at Federal Manipal School of Banking (FMSB). The fourth trimester would be devoted for internships at a designated branch of Federal Bank. For more details click here


Course Credits: Credits have been assigned to each course based on the hours of study/learning and other associated activities like case studies, tutorial discussions, case-presentations, lectures, library work and practical-work in laboratories etc. The Course curriculum, course contents and course structure may however undergo change as per decision and requirements from time to time and as approved by Federal Bank, Manipal Global Education Services and Manipal University.


Fees/Stipends
Stipend
A stipend amount will be paid to the students during the entire duration of the one year course.
Rs. 2,500/- per month during the nine months Campus period
Rs. 10,000/- per month during the internship period

Fees
The complete course fee is Rs. 3.30 lakhs (Rupees Three Lakhs Thirty Thousand only) plus applicable service tax payable in three equal installments within 7 days of the commencement of the first three trimesters. Bank will sanction an educational loan to desirous candidate at a concessional rate of interest.

Reimbursements
The Bank will reimburse Rs. 1 Lakh plus interest on loan on completion of 5 years of meritorious service to the satisfaction of the Bank.


Eligibility
1 . Qualification
Graduation in any discipline with minimum 60% marks from any recognized university or other institutions established by an Act of parliament or declared to be deemed as a University under Section 3 of U G C Act, 1956.
Students appearing in final year degree exams can also apply subject to their submitting their Final Degree Mark sheet & Provisional Certificate on or before 01.11.2012
2 . Age (As on 01-08-2012)
Minimum: 21 years (Born on or before 01.08.1991)
Maximum: 26 years (Born on or after 01.08.1986)
SC/ST candidates will be eligible for relaxation in upper age limit upto a maximum of 5 years. Candidates availing age relaxation should produce the relevant certificates at the time of interview.
3 . Nationality / Citizenship
Candidate must be a citizen of India.

How to apply
Candidates are required to apply online through the website www.federalbank.co.in. No other means/ mode of application will be accepted.
Candidates are required to have a valid personal email ID. It should be kept active during the currency of this recruitment project. Under no circumstances, he/she should share/ mention his / her email ID to/ or of any other person.In case, a candidate does not have a valid personal email ID, he/she should create his/ her new email ID before applying Online.

The online application works best in Internet Explorer.
Application fees: The amount of application fees to be paid is indicated below :
Category of Applicant Amount of Fees/Postage(Non-refundable)
SC/ST Rs. 50/-
Others Rs.400/-

Application once made will not be allowed to be withdrawn and fees once paid will NOT be refunded on any count nor can it be held in reserve for any other examination or selection.
The applicants can pay the fees either through Debit/Credit Card, Internet Banking, NEFT or through the Fee Payment Challan provided for remittance at Federal Bank Branches.
Refer Participant’s Handbook for more details.

Selection Process
Selection process consists of On line aptitude test, Personal interview and/or Group discussion. Candidates will be called for an online Aptitude Test conducted at various locations across the country. (Test centres available under the relevant drop down menu provided in the application form). Selected candidates would further be required to attend a personal interview and/or Group Discussion . The fixation of test centres will be at the sole discretion of the Bank.




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