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Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026: Apply Online for 1,500 Posts, Eligibility & Stipend

Post Date: 5 Nov 2026•Last Updated: 5 Nov 2026•Indian Bank•All India

Indian Bank has released the updated advertisement dated 04 November 2026 for the engagement of 1,500 Apprentices under the Apprentices Act, 1961 for FY 2026–27. Online applications are open from 05 November to 25 November 2026 for graduates. Selected apprentices will undergo 12 months of structured on-the-job training with a monthly stipend of ₹12,300 to ₹15,000. These are temporary apprenticeship training seats, not permanent bank jobs.

Important Notice on Nature of Engagement (Apprentices Act, 1961)

This notification is for the engagement of Apprentices under the Apprentices Act, 1961 for a fixed period of 12 months for FY 2026–27. These are training seats, not permanent bank jobs or regular vacancies. Apprentices receive a monthly stipend and have no legal right or claim to absorption, regular appointment, or contractual employment in Indian Bank upon completion of training.

Indian Bank, a premier Public Sector Commercial Bank established in 1907 with its corporate headquarters in Chennai, has released its final updated advertisement dated 04 November 2026 for the engagement of 1,500 Apprentices for the Financial Year 2026–27. The engagement is governed under the provisions of the Apprentices Act, 1961, in collaboration with the Board of Apprenticeship Training (BOAT) Southern Region and the Ministry of Education.

Online registrations are officially open from 05 November 2026 to 25 November 2026 through the IBPS portal. Eligible Indian graduates from any recognised discipline who completed their graduation between 01 April 2022 and 01 November 2026 may apply. Candidates are strictly permitted to apply for only one State or Union Territory and must be proficient in the specified local language. The training period is 12 months, offering practical on-the-job banking experience with a consolidated monthly stipend ranging from ₹12,300 to ₹15,000 depending on the branch classification. Selection will be conducted through an all-India online test followed by a Local Language Proficiency Test (LLPT) and an interview if decided by the Bank.

Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026: Quick Overview

Organisation Indian Bank
Recruitment Name Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026
Engagement Type Apprenticeship Training (Not a Permanent Job)
Governing Act Apprentices Act, 1961 & Apprenticeship Rules, 1992
Financial Year FY 2026–27
Notification Date 04 November 2026
Total Training Seats 1,500 Seats (Tentative)
Post Designation Apprentice
Application Mode Online Only (IBPS Portal + NATS 2.0 Registration)
Online Registration Start 05 November 2026
Last Date to Apply 25 November 2026
Educational Qualification Graduation in Any Discipline (Passed between 01.04.2022 & 01.11.2026)
Age Limit (as on 01.11.2026) 20 to 28 Years (Relaxations as per GoI norms)
Training Duration 12 Months (1 Year Non-Extendable)
Monthly Stipend ₹12,300 to ₹15,000 / month (Branch Category Based)
Selection Process Online Test (100 Marks) + LLPT + Interview (if conducted) + DV
Official Web Portal indianbank.bank.in

Important Dates Schedule

Both the opening date and the closing date for online registration and payment of fees are inclusive. Candidates must ensure that their fee payment and form submission are finalized before midnight on 25 November 2026.

Event Description Crucial Date / Timeline
Updated Advertisement Released on Bank Website 04 November 2026
Online Registration & Form Submission Starts 05 November 2026
Last Date to Register Online & Final Submit Application 25 November 2026
Last Date for Online Fee Payment (Intimation Charges) 25 November 2026
Application Modification / Editing Window Closes 25 November 2026
Crucial Cut-off Date for Age & Educational Qualification 01 November 2026
Online Examination (CBT) Call Letter Download To be Announced Soon
Tentative Online Examination Date To be Announced
Local Language Proficiency Test (LLPT) & Document Verification To be Announced
Interview (if decided by Indian Bank) Discretionary / To be Notified

State / UT-Wise Training Seats (Total: 1,500)

Indian Bank has announced 1,500 tentative training seats across 30 States and Union Territories. A candidate can apply for apprenticeship training in only one State or Union Territory. Review the complete distribution below:

Sl. No. State / Union Territory Training Seats
1Andhra Pradesh85
2Arunachal Pradesh1
3Assam30
4Bihar80
5Chandigarh2
6Chhattisgarh10
7Goa2
8Gujarat35
9Haryana32
10Himachal Pradesh6
11Jammu & Kashmir3
12Jharkhand60
13Karnataka35
14Kerala44
15Madhya Pradesh65
16Maharashtra70
17Manipur2
18Meghalaya1
19Nagaland2
20NCT of Delhi32
21Odisha42
22Puducherry9
23Punjab45
24Rajasthan40
25Tamil Nadu270
26Telangana46
27Tripura1
28Uttar Pradesh285
29Uttarakhand20
30West Bengal145
Total Training Seats Across India: 1,500

Key States with the Highest Training Seats:

  • • Uttar Pradesh: 285 Seats
  • • Tamil Nadu: 270 Seats
  • • West Bengal: 145 Seats
  • • Andhra Pradesh: 85 Seats
  • • Bihar: 80 Seats
  • • Maharashtra: 70 Seats
  • • Madhya Pradesh: 65 Seats
  • • Jharkhand: 60 Seats
Special Focus: West Bengal State Training Seats (145 Vacancies)

Candidates applying for training seats in West Bengal have a significant opportunity with 145 total training seats. The category-wise distribution for West Bengal is detailed below:

State West Bengal
Total Training Seats 145
Scheduled Caste (SC) 33 Seats
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 7 Seats
Other Backward Classes (OBC) 31 Seats
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) 14 Seats
Unreserved (UR / General) 60 Seats
Horizontal PwBD Sub-Allocation VI: 1 | HI: 1 | OH: 2 | ID: 1 (Total: 5 Horizontal Seats)
Specified Local Languages Bengali OR Nepali
District-Wise Allocation Detailed district-wise seat matrix is available in Annexure III of the official notification. Seats are allotted during counseling/placement across Indian Bank branches in West Bengal districts.

Note on PwBD Horizontal Reservation: PwBD reservations are horizontal and adjusted against the respective vertical community categories (SC/ST/OBC/UR). The 5 PwBD seats in West Bengal are included within the 145 total and are not counted separately.

All-India Category-Wise Vacancy Breakup

The aggregate vertical community reservation across all 1,500 training seats is strictly implemented as per Government of India guidelines:

Community Category Training Seats
Scheduled Caste (SC)252
Scheduled Tribe (ST)82
Other Backward Classes (OBC - NCL)348
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)142
Unreserved (UR / General)676
Total: 1,500
Horizontal PwBD Category Reserved Seats
VI – Visually Impaired12
HI – Hearing Impaired12
OH – Orthopedically Challenged13
ID – Intellectual Disability & Multiple11
Total Horizontal Seats: 48

* PwBD vacancies are horizontal in nature and subsumed within the relevant SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and UR categories. They do not add to the grand total of 1,500 seats.

Educational Qualification & Graduation Cut-off Criteria

Mandatory Educational Degree

A regular, recognized Graduate Degree in any discipline (e.g., B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.E./B.Tech., BBA, BCA, etc.) from a University recognised by the Government of India or UGC / AICTE, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Central Government.

Graduation Date Cut-off Rules

  • Passing Window: Candidates must have passed their graduation examination on or after 01 April 2022 and not later than 01 November 2026.
  • Result Declaration Date: The final result / marksheet must have been declared on or before 01 November 2026. Candidates who appeared for exams but whose final semester results were not officially declared on or before 01.11.2026 are ineligible.
  • Documentation: Candidates must be able to produce documentary proof from their College or University stating the exact date of declaration of result during Document Verification.
Mandatory NATS 2.0 Apprenticeship Portal Registration

All applicants must first register on the National Apprenticeship Training Scheme (NATS 2.0) portal at nats.education.gov.in before applying on the Indian Bank recruitment portal.

  • 100% Profile Completion Required: Only candidates who have achieved a 100% completed profile on NATS 2.0 are eligible to apply.
  • Enrolment ID: Candidates must save their unique NATS Student Enrolment ID (e.g., STN...) which must be entered during the Indian Bank application process.
  • Separate Processes: Completing registration on NATS 2.0 does not automatically submit your application to Indian Bank. You must separately apply and pay fees on the Indian Bank IBPS portal.
  • Student Manual: Candidates can refer to the official NATS 2.0 Student Manual PDF for step-by-step registration help.

Age Limit Criteria & Category-Wise Age Relaxation

The reference cut-off date for age calculation is 01 November 2026. Candidates must fall within the following age bracket:

Minimum Age Limit 20 Years Candidate must not have been born later than 01 November 2006
Maximum Age Limit (UR / EWS) 28 Years Candidate must not have been born earlier than 02 November 1998
Reserved Category Permissible Upper Age Relaxation
Scheduled Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribe (ST) 5 Years (Up to 33 Years)
Other Backward Classes (OBC - Non-Creamy Layer) 3 Years (Up to 31 Years)
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) 10 Years (Up to 38 Years)
Persons Affected by 1984 Riots 5 Years (Up to 33 Years)
Widows, Divorced Women and Women Legally Separated who have not remarried (General / EWS) Up to 35 Years
Widows, Divorced Women and Women Legally Separated (OBC-NCL) Up to 38 Years
Widows, Divorced Women and Women Legally Separated (SC / ST) Up to 40 Years

⚠️ Crucial Terms Regarding Age & Ex-Servicemen:

  • No Reservation for Ex-Servicemen: The official advertisement explicitly states that Ex-Servicemen and Disabled Ex-Servicemen will not be engaged as apprentices, and there is no reservation or age relaxation for them in this recruitment.
  • OBC Certificate Validity: OBC candidates claiming relaxation must belong to the Non-Creamy Layer. The certificate must have been issued on or after 01 April 2026.
  • Cumulative age relaxation is permitted only under the combination of PwBD and SC/ST/OBC as stipulated in Central Government rules.

Previous Apprenticeship & Work Experience Restrictions

In accordance with the Apprentices Act, 1961, candidates who fall under any of the following categories are strictly ineligible to apply:

1. Past or Ongoing Apprenticeship

Candidates who have already undergone apprenticeship training in any bank, financial institution, PSU, or private establishment, or are currently pursuing training under the Apprentices Act, 1961.

2. Contract Terminated Midway

Candidates whose previous apprenticeship contract was terminated prematurely due to their own fault, failure to complete training, or indiscipline.

3. Post-Qualification Job Experience of 1 Year or More

Candidates who have regular or contractual employment experience of one year or more after acquiring their graduation qualification. Apprenticeship is intended solely for fresh graduates seeking structured vocational training.

Application Fee & Intimation Charges

The online application fee and intimation charges must be paid online between 05 November 2026 and 25 November 2026. Fees once paid are non-refundable and non-transferable under any circumstances:

Candidate Category Fee / Intimation Charges Payment Mode
General / Other Backward Classes (OBC) / EWS ₹800 + Applicable GST Online Gateway
Scheduled Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribe (ST) / PwBD ₹175 + Applicable GST Online Gateway

* Bank transaction charges for internet banking, debit/credit cards, and UPI payments are to be borne by the candidate.

Selection Process & Merit List Architecture

The selection methodology for engagement of apprentices comprises the following stages:

Stage 1: Online Objective Test

A computer-based multiple-choice test consisting of 100 questions carrying 100 marks with a composite duration of 60 minutes.

Stage 2: Local Language Proficiency Test (LLPT)

Evaluation of reading, writing, speaking, and understanding abilities in the opted local language of the applied State/UT. Candidates who studied the language in Class 8, 10, or 12 are exempt.

Stage 3: Interview (Discretionary)

The advertisement states that the Bank reserves the right to conduct an interview or dispense with it at its sole discretion. It is not mandatory unless specifically decided by the Bank.

Stage 4: Document Verification & Medical Examination

Scrutiny of original certificates, NATS 2.0 enrollment credentials, biometric verification, and medical fitness assessment.

Important Scoring & Merit Preparation Rules:

  • No Sectional Cut-offs: There are no individual minimum qualifying marks for separate test sections. Only aggregate marks are considered.
  • Aggregate Qualifying Standards: Candidates must score minimum aggregate qualifying marks fixed by the Bank. Candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, and PwBD categories receive a 5% relaxation in the aggregate qualifying marks.
  • State/UT & Category Merit Lists: Merit lists are drawn up State/UT-wise and category-wise in descending order of aggregate marks scored in the online examination.
  • Tie-Breaking Criteria: If two or more candidates obtain equal aggregate marks at the cut-off score, the candidate senior in age will be placed higher in the merit list.
  • Score Normalization: If the test is conducted across multiple sessions, marks will be adjusted using the equi-percentile method.
  • Waiting List: A State/UT-wise reserve / waiting list will also be maintained by the Bank.

Online Examination Pattern & Structure

The online test contains five objective sections carrying a total of 100 questions for 100 marks with a composite time duration of 60 minutes:

Sl. No. Test Section Questions Max Marks Duration
1 Reasoning Aptitude 15 15 60 Minutes
(Composite Time)
2 Computer Knowledge 10 10
3 English Language 25 25
4 Quantitative Aptitude 25 25
5 General Awareness with Special Reference to Banking Industry 25 25
Total: 100 100 1 Hour

Medium of Examination:

Except for the English Language test (which will be in English only), question papers for other sections will be available in English, Hindi, and the respective regional languages as decided by Indian Bank for each State/UT.

Local Language Proficiency Test (LLPT) Guidelines

Since apprentices are placed across branches to assist customers and learn retail banking operations, candidates must be proficient in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding the specified local language of the applied State or Union Territory:

State / Union Territory Specified Local Language(s)
Andhra PradeshTelugu / Urdu
Arunachal PradeshEnglish
AssamAssamese / Bengali / Bodo
BiharHindi / Urdu
ChandigarhHindi / Punjabi
ChhattisgarhHindi
GoaKonkani
GujaratGujarati
HaryanaHindi / Punjabi
Himachal PradeshHindi
Jammu & KashmirUrdu / Hindi
JharkhandHindi / Santhali
KarnatakaKannada
KeralaMalayalam
Madhya PradeshHindi
MaharashtraMarathi
ManipurManipuri / English
MeghalayaEnglish / Garo / Khasi
NagalandEnglish
NCT of DelhiHindi
OdishaOdia
PuducherryTamil
PunjabPunjabi / Hindi
RajasthanHindi
Tamil NaduTamil
TelanganaTelugu / Urdu
TripuraBengali / Kokborok
Uttar PradeshHindi / Urdu
UttarakhandHindi
West BengalBengali / Nepali

LLPT Examination & Exemption Clauses:

  • Language Selection: Candidates must opt for one specified local language of the State/UT at the time of online application.
  • Exemption Certificate: Candidates who have studied the specified local language in Class 8th, 10th or 12th standard and produce an official marksheet / certificate confirming this are exempted from the LLPT.
  • Mandatory Qualification: Candidates who fail the LLPT will not be engaged as apprentices.
  • Venue & Travel: The LLPT will be conducted at a designated centre in the applied State/UT. Indian Bank will not reimburse travelling expenses for attending the LLPT.

Monthly Stipend & Remuneration Structure

Selected apprentices will receive a consolidated monthly stipend under the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) framework of the National Apprenticeship Training Scheme. The stipend varies according to branch classification:

Branch Category Total Monthly Stipend Indian Bank Share Government DBT Subsidy
Metro / Urban Branches ₹15,000 ₹8,850 ₹6,150
Rural / Semi-Urban Branches ₹12,300 ₹6,150 ₹6,150

Important Remuneration Conditions:

  • The monthly stipend is fixed and consolidated. Apprentices are not entitled to any Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), travelling allowance, medical benefits, PF, or employee perks.
  • The Government component of ₹6,150 is disbursed directly into the apprentice's Aadhaar-linked bank account under the DBT mechanism of NATS.

Training Duration, Leave & Working Hours

Training Period & Certification

  • Period: Exactly 12 months (non-extendable) on-the-job training.
  • Venue: Allotted branch or training center of Indian Bank in the opted State/UT.
  • Certificate of Proficiency: Upon successful completion and meeting minimum attendance criteria, apprentices will receive a digital Certificate of Proficiency (COP) issued by BOAT (SR), downloadable from NATS 2.0.

Leave & Working Hours Rules

  • Casual Leave: One casual leave per completed month of training. Maximum 4 days of casual leave may be availed at one time.
  • Paid Days Benchmark: The total number of paid days must exceed 338 days during the 12-month period to be eligible for the Certificate of Proficiency.
  • Working Hours: Normal daily training hours follow the bank's Customer Service Associate (CSA) working schedule. Overtime is strictly prohibited.

Step-by-Step Online Application Process

Candidates must follow the 10-step online procedure outlined below to complete their registration:

1

Register on NATS 2.0 Portal

Visit nats.education.gov.in and complete your student registration. Ensure your profile status reflects 100% complete and note down your NATS Enrolment ID.

2

Open the Indian Bank Application Link

Navigate to the official IBPS registration portal for Indian Bank Apprentice 2026: ibpsreg.ibps.in/inbraoct26/.

3

New Registration

Click on "Click here for New Registration" and provide your basic demographic details, active mobile number, and valid personal email ID. The system generates a provisional Registration Number and Password.

4

Enter Personal & Educational Particulars

Fill in category details, address, graduation qualification (passing date and marks), and your valid NATS Enrolment ID. Select your chosen State/UT and opted local language.

5

Select District Preferences

Enter your district preferences for branch placement within the chosen State/UT. Follow the portal instructions to select your home/resident district and neighbouring preferred districts.

6

Upload Documents & Live Photo Capture

Upload scanned copies of your photograph, signature (black ink, no capitals), left thumb impression, and handwritten declaration. Complete the live webcam/mobile photograph capture.

7

Application Preview

Thoroughly inspect all entries in the preview. Ensure spellings match your Class 10 and Degree certificates. No modifications can be made after clicking Final Submit.

8

Pay Application Fee Online

Pay the required fee (₹800 + GST for Gen/OBC/EWS or ₹175 + GST for SC/ST/PwBD) via Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, or UPI.

9

Final Submission

Submit the form after payment authorization and obtain the payment confirmation screen.

10

Print Confirmation Page & E-Receipt

Download and print at least two copies of the registered application form and fee payment receipt for future verification.

Document Upload Specifications Checklist

Document File Dimensions / Size Format Key Specifications
Scanned Photograph 200 × 230 pixels
20 KB – 50 KB
JPG / JPEG Recent colour photo, white/light background, front view.
Signature 140 × 60 pixels
10 KB – 20 KB
JPG / JPEG Black ink pen on white paper. Capital letters not accepted.
Left Thumb Impression 240 × 240 pixels (200 DPI)
20 KB – 50 KB
JPG / JPEG Blue or black ink stamp pad on white paper. Clear impression.
Handwritten Declaration 800 × 400 pixels (200 DPI)
50 KB – 100 KB
JPG / JPEG Written in English with black ink pen. No capital letters.

Official Handwritten Declaration Text (Annexure II):

"I, ____________ (Name of the candidate), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required."

* The declaration must be handwritten by the candidate in running handwriting in English. Writing by another person or in block letters will result in cancellation of candidature.

Examination Centres (Pan-India & West Bengal)

The online test will be held across designated examination centers in 30 States and Union Territories. For candidates applying in West Bengal, the indicative test cities listed in Annexure I include:

Kolkata / Greater Kolkata
Siliguri
Asansol
Kalyani
Durgapur
Burdwan

* All examination centres are indicative and subject to administrative feasibility. Indian Bank reserves the right to allot or cancel any centre. Requests for change of test venue will not be entertained.

Key Instructions & Biometric Verification

  • Single State Application: Candidates are permitted to apply for training in only ONE State/UT. If a candidate submits multiple applications, only the latest completed registration will be accepted, and fees paid for previous attempts will be forfeited.
  • Biometric Data Capture: The Bank reserves the right to capture thumb impressions, facial photographs, and IRIS biometric data at the examination venue, LLPT stage, and joining. Any mismatch will result in disqualification and legal action.
  • Identity Proof at Examination: Candidates must bring a printed call letter and original photo ID (PAN Card, Aadhaar, Passport, Driving Licence, or Voter ID). Ration Card and Learner's Driving Licence are NOT accepted.
  • No Regular Employment Claim: Completion of apprenticeship training does not guarantee absorption or permanent service in Indian Bank.

Official Recruitment Links & Portals

Indian Bank Apprentice 2026: Official Direct Links Verified Links
Online Application Portal (IBPS)
Apply Online (Registration & Login)
Official Notification PDF (44 Pages)
Download Notification PDF
NATS 2.0 Apprenticeship Registration Portal
Register on NATS 2.0
NATS 2.0 Student Registration Manual
Download Student Manual
Indian Bank Official Careers Portal
Visit Bank Portal
Official Source & Editorial Transparency Note:

This informational recruitment guide is synthesized directly from the "Final Updated Advertisement for Engagement of Apprentices for FY 2026–27" dated 04 November 2026 released by Indian Bank, Corporate Office, Chennai. Candidates are strongly advised to read the complete 44-page official notification and verify updates exclusively on indianbank.bank.in and nats.education.gov.in. YuvaResult.in is an independent public recruitment information portal and is not associated with or affiliated to Indian Bank, IBPS, or BOAT.

Important Direct Links

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Official Department Website
Visit Official Portal
Apply Online (IBPS Registration Portal)
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Download Official Notification PDF (44 Pages)
Download PDF
NATS 2.0 Apprenticeship Portal
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NATS 2.0 Student Registration Manual
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Indian Bank Official Website
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Frequently Asked Questions – Indian Bank

How many vacancies are available under Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026?
Indian Bank has announced 1,500 tentative apprentice training seats across 30 States and Union Territories for the financial year 2026–27. Vacancies are provisional and may vary based on the Bank's operational requirements.
What is the last date to apply for Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026?
The last date to register online, submit the application, and complete the fee payment is 25 November 2026 (inclusive). Online registration opened on 05 November 2026.
What is the educational qualification required for Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment?
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's Degree (Graduation in any discipline) from a recognised University or any equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government. The candidate must have passed graduation between 01 April 2022 and 01 November 2026.
What is the age limit for Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026?
As on 01 November 2026, candidates must be between 20 and 28 years of age (born not earlier than 02 November 1998 and not later than 01 November 2006, both dates inclusive). Permissible age relaxations apply for SC/ST (5 years), OBC-NCL (3 years), PwBD (10 years), and eligible separated/widowed women.
What is the graduation cut-off date for Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment?
The candidate's final graduation result must have been declared on or before 01 November 2026, and the passing date must be on or after 01 April 2022. Candidates awaiting their final graduation results are not eligible.
Is NATS 2.0 registration mandatory?
Yes, registration on the National Apprenticeship Training Scheme portal (nats.education.gov.in) is mandatory. Candidates must maintain a 100% complete profile and save their NATS Enrolment ID before submitting their Indian Bank application.
Can a candidate apply for more than one State/UT?
No. A candidate can apply for training seats in only ONE State or Union Territory. If multiple applications are submitted, only the latest completed application will be retained, and fees paid for previous attempts will be forfeited.
What is the application fee for Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2026?
The application fee/intimation charge is ₹800 + applicable GST for General, OBC, and EWS candidates, and ₹175 + applicable GST for SC, ST, and PwBD candidates. Applicable bank transaction charges are borne by the applicant.
What is the selection process for Indian Bank Apprentice Recruitment?
Selection is based on an Online Objective Test (100 marks, 60 minutes composite duration) and a Local Language Proficiency Test (LLPT). The Bank may also conduct an interview at its discretion. SC/ST/OBC/PwBD candidates receive a 5% relaxation in aggregate qualifying marks.
What is the monthly stipend for Indian Bank apprentices?
Apprentices posted in Metro / Urban branches receive ₹15,000 per month (Bank share ₹8,850 + Govt share ₹6,150). Apprentices in Rural / Semi-Urban branches receive ₹12,300 per month (Bank share ₹6,150 + Govt share ₹6,150). No other allowances or benefits are paid.
Is the Local Language Proficiency Test compulsory?
Yes, candidates must be proficient in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding the specified local language of the applied State/UT. However, candidates who studied the local language in Class 8, 10, or 12 and produce a valid certificate/marksheet are exempt from the LLPT.
Will Indian Bank provide a permanent job after completion of apprenticeship?
No. Apprenticeship training is conducted under the Apprentices Act, 1961 for a fixed period of 12 months. It does not confer any right or claim to regular or contractual employment in Indian Bank. The Bank is under no statutory or legal obligation to absorb or offer employment to apprentices after completion of training.
Official Source & Verification Disclaimer

Source: Official recruitment advertisement issued by Indian Bank.

Candidates must carefully review all eligibility criteria, educational certificates, reservation policies, and guidelines directly in the official notification before submitting their application.

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