The National Housing Bank (NHB) has announced the NHB Recruitment 2024, presenting a golden opportunity for bank job seekers across India. Known for its pivotal role in advancing housing finance institutions and ensuring sector stability, NHB aims to fill 48 vacancies through this recruitment drive.
As per the advertisement number NHB/HRMD/Recruitment/2023-24/04, the NHB has invited application for recruitment for various positions such as General Manager, Assistant General Manager, Deputy General Manager, Chief Economist, and others. This recruitment process includes 23 regular positions and 25 contract-based roles.
NHB Recruitment 2024: Important Dates to Remember
Prospective applicants are advised to mark their calendars with the following crucial dates:
Release of Notification: 25 June 2024
Commencement of Online Applications: 29 June 2024
Deadline for Online Applications: 19 July 2024
Online Examination: Dates to be announced
Breakdown of Vacancies
NHB Recruitment 2024: Jobs Details
The recruitment offers opportunities across different categories, as outlined below:
Regular Positions
General Manager (Project Finance): 1 vacancy
Assistant General Manager (Credit): 1 vacancy
Deputy Manager (Credit): 3 vacancies
Assistant Manager (Generalists): 18 vacancies
Total: 23 vacanciesContract Basis Positions
Chief Economist (3 years): 1 vacancy
Application Developer (3 years): 1 vacancy
Senior Project Finance Officer (3 years): 10 vacancies
Project Finance Officer (3 years): 12 vacancies
Protocol Officer (Delhi) (3 years): 1 vacancy
Total: 25 vacancies
This recruitment drive underscores NHB’s commitment to strengthening its workforce and fostering expertise across crucial roles within the housing finance sector.
Aspiring candidates are encouraged to visit the official NHB website for detailed eligibility criteria and application procedures. Stay tuned for further updates on the online examination schedule.
For more information and to apply, visit www.nhb.org.in.
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