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United Bank Clerk recruitment Aug-2010

UNITED BANK OF INDIA
( A Govt. of India Undertaking)
11, Hemant Basu Sarani, Kolkata – 700001

United Bank of India, a leading (Nationalised) Public Sector Bank having one of the highest business productivity and profitability growth rate with all India presentation, invites applications from Indian citizens for following posts : 
Clerk : 700 posts (UR-378,SC-109,ST-60,OBC-153) in various states of India, Age : 18-28 years, Qualification :  10+2 with minimum 60% marks, 5% relaxation for SC/ST/OBC or Graduate in any discipline, should have 3 months course from State/Central Government or AICTE recognised insitution, Pay Scale :  Rs. 7200-19300/-

Applicaton Fee :  Rs.200/- (Rs.50/- for SC/ST/PWD/XS candidates) to be deposited at any of the Branches of United Bank of India, through a Deposit Challan as per the format given on the Bank’s website in the account no. 0098012426107

How to Apply : Apply online at United Bank website only from 23/08/2010 to 22/09/2010.  Take a printout of the submitted application form and keep it for future use and reference only. Please do not send it the bank.: 

Important Dates :
Opening Date for online Application : 23/08/2010
Closing Date for online Application : 22/09/2010
Tentative Date of Written Test  : 28/11/2010

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