Exim Bank opens BDO recruitment for 12 posts across 11 cities

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The Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) has invited applications for the recruitment of Business Development Officers (BDOs) on a contractual basis. A total of 12 vacancies are to be filled across 11 cities including Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai and New Delhi. Mumbai has two posts, while the other cities have one each.

Exim Bank opens BDO recruitment for 12 posts across 11 cities

Candidates must be postgraduates in Marketing or Finance, preferably an MBA, with at least 55% aggregate marks in both graduation and postgraduation, and a minimum of two years of relevant post-qualification experience in banks, financial institutions or upper-layer NBFCs. The age limit is 35 years as of 31 August 2026. The contract is initially for three years, extendable by up to two years at the bank's discretion. Applications must be sent by email to the prescribed address before the last date of 25 October 2026.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The 12 vacancies are spread thinly across 11 cities, with Mumbai being the only location getting two posts, indicating a lean expansion of Exim Bank's business development network. The contractual nature of the role, with an initial three-year term and possible two-year extension, gives the bank flexibility but offers limited job security for selected candidates. The notification sets no separate application opening date, meaning candidates can apply at any time until the 25 October deadline. The key constraint for applicants will be the two-year post-qualification experience requirement and the 55% minimum aggregate marks in both graduation and postgraduation, which may narrow the eligible pool significantly.


Source: freejobalert.com

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