The application deadline for the position of Local Bank Officer at Bank of Baroda (BOB) has been extended. Candidates who were previously unable to apply for the BOB LBO Recruitment 2026 can now do so by visiting the official BOB website.
According to BOB, the application deadline for the Local Bank Officer post has been extended to September 17. Candidates are advised to complete the application process within the stipulated timeframe.
**Age Limit**
Candidates applying for the Local Bank Officer position must be between 21 and 30 years of age. However, age relaxation will be provided to candidates belonging to reserved categories: a 5-year relaxation for SC/ST candidates, a 3-year relaxation for OBC candidates, and a 10-year relaxation for candidates with disabilities (PwD).
**Eligibility Criteria**
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution in India.
**How to Apply Online**
The application deadline for the Local Bank Officer post at BOB has been extended. Candidates can fill out their application forms by following the steps outlined below:
To apply, first visit the official website: bankofbaroda.bank.in.
Click on the 'Careers' section on the website's homepage.
Next, click on the 'BOB LBO Recruitment 2026 Apply' link.
After clicking the link, carefully enter all the required details.
Finally, after submitting the form, take a printout for your records.
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