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ANNOUNCEMENT Recruitment of Probationary Officers: IBPS CRP PO/MT IX 2020-21 List of Candidates was allotted through IBPS under CRP PO/MT IX 2020-21 based on the option exercised by the candidate at the time of application for recruitment in the post of Probationary Officer in JMG Scale I in Indian Bank and Erstwhile Allahabad Bank. Post amalgamation of Erstwhile Allahabad Bank with Indian Bank, provisional offer of appointment has been issued by Indian Bank to the candidates. The offer of appointment letter containing the detailed terms and conditions is sent to registered email. Please note that the offer of appointment is purely provisional, subject to submission of the required documents by the candidate and verification of all the details furnished by the candidate while submitting online application. Name of candidates and venue of reporting and is enclosed as annexure. Candidates are advised to report at the venue indicated against their name in the annexure on 05.10.2020 at 09.00 a.m. for document verification and completion of joining formalities for joining in the Bank’s services. Disclaimer: Though utmost care has been taken while issuance of the provisional offer of appointment, the Bank reserves the right to rectify inadvertent errors, if any, found subsequently. Decision of the Bank in all matters pertaining to the selection process shall be final and binding. Deputy General Manager (HRM) 21.09.

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