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Canara Bank Recruitment 2016

Canara Bank Recruitment 2016

Canara Bank Securities Ltd invites application for the post of 06 Systems Administrator, Database Administrator, Chartered Accountant & Various Vacancies on Contract Basic. Apply before 10 August 2016.
Advt. No. : 03/2016
Job Details :
  • Post Name : Systems Administrator
  • No of Vacancy : 02 Posts
  • Grade Pay : Rs.37500/- (Per Month)
  • Post Name : Database Administrator
  • No of Vacancy : 01 Post
  • Grade Pay : Rs.37500/- (Per Month)
  • Post Name : Chartered Accountant
  • No of Vacancy : 01 Post
  • Grade Pay : Rs.37500/- (Per Month)
Eligibility Criteria for Canara Bank Recruitment :  
  • Educational Qualification :
  • For Systems Administrator & Database Administrator : Minimum 50% marks or equivalent grade in 4 years BE / B Tech degree in Computer Science / Information Technology / Electronics & Communication Engineering / Instrumentation or MCA and Should possess DB certification like Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) or equivalent OR Should possess OS Certification like Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) / Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) or equivalent.
  • For Chartered Accountant : Qualified Chartered Accountant (ICAI).
  • Nationality : Indian
Age Limit : As on 31.07.2016
  • For Systems Administrator & Database Administrator : 30 years 
  • For Chartered Accountant : 28 years
Job Location : Bangalore & Mumbai
Selection Process : The selection will be made on through Short-listing and  Personal  Interview.
How To Apply Canara Bank Vacancy :  Interested Candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with Self attested Copies of the mark sheets & certificates from SSC/SSLC/X STD, PUC/10+2/ Intermediate, Graduation & other qualifications etc., Copies of experience certificates send to The Senior Manager, Canara Bank Securities Ltd 701, 7TH Floor, Maker Chamber III Nariman Point Mumbai 400021 on or before 10.08.2016.
Important Dates to Remember:
  • Last Date for Submission of Application from : 10.08.2016
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