Is SBI PO a government job?

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Deeksha Dixit
3 years ago

Yes, the post of probationary officer in the State Bank of India is considered a government job. This is because the government of India has a 57.6% shareholding in SBI bank. As a result, the SBI is treated as a public sector bank and its employees are treated as government employees. However, it is

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3 years ago
Yes, the State Bank of India Probationary Officer is a government or publish sector job. The SBI PO is considered the most demanding and prestigious government or public sector job in India as the State Bank of India is one of the top nationalized banks. SBI PO posts: Assistant Manager, Deputy Manag

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