Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) & Intelligence Bureau Recruitment 2014 inviting applications.

Hello friends ,first of all wish you all a very happy Dhanteras..............the vacancies of today are......
Indian Overseas Bank Recruitment 2014: Specialist Officers
Intelligence Bureau Recruitment 2014: 750 ACIO
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Indian Overseas Bank Recruitment 2014: Specialist Officers
Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) invites online applications for recruitment to the posts of Specialist Officers in Indian Overseas Bank (IOB), as per the notification of Indian Overseas Bank Recruitment 2014.
other details are as follows:

Online Application Starts:............October 15, 2014
Online Application Ends:...............October 30, 2014
Manager - Security Officers
Number of Posts:21
Manager - Civil Engineer
Number of Posts:.....................02
Manager - Electrical Engineer
Number of Posts.....................:01
Manager - Mechanical (HVAC) Engineer
Number of Posts:.....................01
Manager - Mechanical (Vehicla / Generator) Engineer
Number of Posts:....................01
Application Fee:
Gen: Rs.500
SC/ST/PWD: Rs.100
Fee should be paid in cash at the any of the IOB and take candidate's copy of Payment Receipt Challan.
For more details please visit:
http://www.iob.in/lateral14.aspx
Intelligence Bureau Recruitment 2014: 750 ACIO
Intelligence Bureau (IB) invites On-line applications for recruitment to the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO) Grade II / Executive  General Central Service, Group–C (Non-Gazetted/ Non-Ministerial) in the Intelligence Bureau as per the notification of Intelligence Bureau recruitment 2014.

Other details are as follows:
Online Application Starts: ............October 11, 2014
Online Application Ends:................November 09, 2014
Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO) Gr. II
Number of posts:750 (UR-207, OBC-301, SC-180, ST-62)
Pay Scale:Rs.9300-34800 Grade Pay of Rs.4200
Age limit:18-27
Qualification:Graduation from a recognized University or equivalent
Selection Procedure:
1. Written Examination (Duration: 1 hr 40 min)
Paper I (Objective Type)
1. General Awareness/General Knowledge
2. Reasoning
3. Comprehension
4. Mathematical ability
Paper II (Descriptive Type)
English writing skill and analytical capability
2. Interview
Application Fee:
Gen: Rs. 100
SC/ST/ Women candidates: Nil
Fee should be deposited only through State Bank of India Challan (Cash deposit) or on-line account with State Bank of India (Internet Banking) or through ATM-cum-Debit card of State Bank of India.
For more details please visit:
https://www.onlinesubmit.in/mha6/
Good luck to all...........

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