What is minimum percentage required for ICICI Bank po

Dear Vikash,

Thank you for sharing your query with us, I would like you provide you with all the details regarding ICICI bank PO that will help solve all your doubts, so make sure to go through everything carefully.

ICICI Bank is inviting online applications only for the people who are Indian citizen for the post of probationary officers for the year of 2019.

The selected candidates will be given admission into ICICI Manipal Academy where they will pursue Post Graduate Diploma.

It is created as an initiative and collaboration between ICICI bank and Manipal University. This focuses of bringing in bright students who will undergo a vocational training program that will help them have a career in banking. In the training period they will be trained to accquire specific skills that will help them perform their future duties.

The program highlights are as follows:

• There will be an one year, residential program, which will be full time and will be held at ICICI Manipal Academy (IMA) campus that is located in Bengaluru.
• This will include various internships and training at ICICI banks too.
• At the end of the program candidates will learn skills, behaviour, banking knowledge, systems and processes, compliance and regulations framework that will help them function each day.

Now coming to your question, the eligibility criteria for the examination is:

• The maximum age limit for giving this exam is 25 years. That is the candidates should have born on or after 31st January 1994.
• A Degree in any field with a minimum of 55% aggregate.
• The candidates will be then shortlisted for the selection process.
• Also, if any of the current family member is an employee of the bank you will not be allowed to apply.

One more thing, since it's an private organization there are no separate category or reservations.

Make sure you go through other important information like, regarding the fees of training on: icicicareers.com

I hope this solves your query do feel free to ask if you have any more more questions.

Best of luck for your examinations.

Cheers,

Arpita Goon.