SBP announces new jobs for SBOTS 29th batch

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The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has announced new career opportunities for young professionals under its State Bank Officers Training Scheme (SBOTS), 29th Batch.

The recruitment programme offers entry-level opportunities at Pakistan’s central bank, with selected candidates expected to gain experience in areas including monetary policy, banking regulation, financial markets and central banking operations.

Candidates interested in joining the programme must apply through the official SBP Careers portal.

The application deadline is September 14, 2026.

Applicants have been advised to carefully review the official recruitment advertisement before applying, particularly the requirements relating to educational qualifications, eligibility, age limits, documents and the selection process.

The SBOTS programme covers several professional functions within the central bank.

These include monetary policy, macroeconomic research and data, banking policy and supervision, financial markets and foreign exchange, reserve management, Islamic finance, financial inclusion and digital financial services.

The recruitment drive also includes corporate and support functions such as information technology, finance and risk management, internal audit, external communications, strategic planning and human resources.

The SBOTS is designed to provide young professionals with a structured career path at the State Bank of Pakistan.

The programme offers candidates an opportunity to work in areas linked to monetary and financial-sector policymaking, regulation and banking operations.

The SBP has urged prospective applicants to check the official recruitment advertisement for complete details and submit their applications before the deadline.

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