Cooperative Bank Recruitment Uttarakhand: Recruitment will be done soon for 177 posts in cooperative banks

Cooperative Bank Recruitment in Uttarakhand: 177 Vacancies Approved – Recruitment via IBPS for Transparency
Dehradun, June 10, 2025 – Good news for the youth of Uttarakhand! A major recruitment drive is soon to be launched for 177 vacant posts in state and district cooperative banks. Cooperation Minister Dr. Dhan Singh Rawat has approved the recruitment proposal and directed officials to expedite the process.
The recruitment will be conducted through the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), a Government of India undertaking, to ensure complete transparency.
Also Read: UKPSC Exam Calendar 2025: Uttarakhand Public Service Commission Releases 2025 Exam Schedule
Category-wise Details of Vacancies:
Category | Post Name | No. of Vacancies |
---|---|---|
Category-1 | Senior Branch Manager | 8 |
Category-2 | Junior Branch Manager | 65 |
Category-3 | Clerk / Cashier | 104 |
Total | 177 |
Recruitment Highlights and Reforms
-
Dr. Rawat stated that Uttarakhand is the first state in India to have chosen IBPS for recruiting staff in cooperative banks.
-
IBPS already conducts recruitment for nationalized banks, and has previously conducted two transparent recruitment drives for the cooperation department in the state.
-
The objective is to provide opportunities to deserving youth and enhance operational efficiency of cooperative banks.
Performance & Modernization of Cooperative Banks
-
According to Dr. Rawat, the performance of cooperative banks in the state has consistently improved, with most banks now operating profitably.
-
The NPA (Non-Performing Assets) levels have significantly decreased.
-
Financial transactions have become faster and smoother, with new banking facilities being introduced, on par with private and nationalized banks.
New Banking Facilities Include:
-
New ATMs
-
Mobile ATM Vans on the Char Dham Yatra routes, at tourist destinations, and in remote regions
-
Net banking services
These reforms have boosted public confidence in cooperative banks, making loans and cooperative schemes more accessible at affordable rates.