The recruitment programme was launched with an official notification issued on 11 December 2025, inviting applications for 185 vacancies across CSA, PO and SO roles. The application window remained open until 1 January 2026, with candidates submitting forms and fees online as per prescribed eligibility norms.
The written examination was conducted on 17 January 2026 at various centres, bringing together aspirants who had applied for positions ranging from entry-level customer service roles to officer-level appointments. Admit cards were made available in early January, allowing candidates to download hall tickets and prepare for the scheduled test.
Following the written exam and subsequent rounds such as interviews for certain posts, the bank has now published the final results on its official recruitment portal. Aspirants are advised to check their selection status through the official website by entering required details such as registration and date of birth. The result includes merit lists and indicates candidates who have successfully cleared all stages of selection.
Shortlisted candidates for the Probationary Officer Grade/Scale-I positions must now prepare for upcoming formalities. These typically involve document verification and appointment procedures to confirm eligibility and complete joining processes as outlined in the result notification. Officials have stressed that selection is provisional and contingent on satisfying all eligibility conditions and verification requirements.
For other posts such as Specialist Officers and Clerks, the final result similarly closes the recruitment cycle, allowing candidates to move forward in their career trajectory. Applicants who did not qualify have been encouraged to review official communications and consider future opportunities.
The declaration of results comes as a significant milestone for many aspiring bankers, offering clarity after a competitive process. It also reflects Nainital Bank’s broader efforts to strengthen its workforce as it expands operations across regions, particularly in northern India.
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