IBPS Recruitment 2021: Apply for Associate Professors and other posts from 1 Oct; check details at www.ibps.in
The online registration process for the recruitment drive will begin from 1 October while the last date to apply will be 14 October.

A notification for the recruitment of Faculty Research Associates, Associate Professors, Hindi Officers, Research Associates, and various other posts have been released by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). The online registration process for the recruitment drive will begin from 1 October while the last date to apply will be 14 October.Once the application window opens, aspirants can register themselves by visiting the official IBPS website. Below, take a look at the posts for which applications are invited:- Research Associates- Assistant Professors- Hindi Officers- Faculty Research Associates- IT Engineers (Data Centre)- IT Database Administrators- Software Developers and Testers (Frontend, Backend)Selection Process:The registered candidates will have to appear for a written test for each post. Aspirants who qualify the written will be called for an interview round during which they have to show all their documents mentioned in the notification.Application Fee:For all aspirants, the application fee is Rs 1,000. In order to pay, candidates can use Credit Cards, Internet banking, Debit Cards (Visa/ RuPay/ Master Card/ Maestro), IMPS, and Mobile Wallets/ Cash Cards.Age Limit:Research Associates - 21 to 30 yearsFaculty Research Associates - 27 to 40 yearsAssociate Professors - 35 to 45 yearsHindi Officers- 21 to 30 yearsIT Engineers (Data Centres)- 21 to 35 yearsIT Database Administrators and Software Developers, Testers (Frontend, Backend) - 21 to 35 yearsSalary details: IT Engineer (Data Centre), IT Database Administrator - Rs 35, 400Research Associate, Hindi Officer - Rs 44,900For Assistant Professor - Rs 1,01,500For Faculty Research Associate – Rs 57,700Aspirants are advised to check the official notification for details regarding educational qualifications before applying.

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