Bank of Baroda invites online applications for the post of Specialist Officers (Legal). The details of the posts are as given below.
Legal MMG/S-III (20 Vacancies) Age: Min – 28 Yrs, Max. – 35 Yrs
Educational Qualification: A Bachelor Degree in Law
Post Qualification Experience: Minimum 5 years as Law Officer in Legal Dept of a Scheduled Commerical Bank, Central / State Govt or
PSU or practicing at Bar or Judicial Services. Candidates should produce a certificate of having the requisite post qualification work experience from the Court/ Bar council/organization.
Legal MMG/S-II (40 Vacancies) Age: Min – 25 Yrs Max. – 32 Yrs
Educational Qualification: A Bachelor Degree in Law
Post Qualification Experience: Minimum 3 years as Law Officer in Legal Dept of a Scheduled Commerical Bank, Central / State Govt or
PSU or practicing at Bar or Judicial Services. Candidates should produce a certificate of having the requisite post qualification work experience from the Court/ Bar council/organization.
Scale of Pay MMG/S II: 31705 x 1145 (1) – 32850 x 1310(10) – 45950
MMG/S III: 42020 x 1310 (5) – 48570 x 1460 (2) – 51490
Selection Process The selection process will comprise of online test, Group Discussion (GD)/Personal Interview (PI)/Psychometric Test.
How to apply To apply online
click here. The last date to apply online is
December 26, 2018. Application fee: SC/ ST/ Persons with Disability (PWD): ₹100 GEN/ OBC: ₹600 Read the official notification below.
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