Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, October 2025 — Federal Bank has announced an extension of the registration window for its Probationary Officer (Scale I) recruitment process for Sales & Client Acquisition roles. Candidates can now apply till October 31, 2025, giving aspiring bankers more time to take their first step toward a rewarding career with one of India’s leading private sector banks.
The position comes with a competitive compensation package, offering an annual pay between ₹12.84 Lakh and ₹17 Lakh (depending on posting location and other factors), and a monthly take-home pay of approximately ₹84,500, excluding statutory deductions.
The Centre-Based Online Aptitude Test will be held on November 16, 2025, followed by Group Discussions and Personal Interviews for shortlisted candidates.
Eligible postgraduates who meet the Bank’s eligibility criteria can apply online through the Careers page of the Bank’s official website.
For detailed eligibility, selection process, and application guidelines, visit www.federalbank.co.in/careers.
Federal Bank (NSE: FEDERALBNK) is a leading Indian private sector bank with a network of around 1,595 banking outlets and 2,082 ATMs/Recyclers spread across the country, and the Bank’s total business mix (deposits + advances) stood at ₹5.33 Lakh Crore as on 30th September 2025. The Capital Adequacy Ratio (CRAR) of the Bank, computed as per Basel III guidelines, stood at 15.71% as on the same date.
Federal Bank has Representative Offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi that serve as a nerve center for Non-Resident Indian customers in the UAE. The Bank also operates an IFSC Banking Unit (IBU) in Gujarat International Finance TecCity (GIFT City). Federal Bank continues to evolve as a next-generation digital bank, offering services that combine innovation and integrity, with a clear vision for the future guiding its progress.
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