The Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025 has been officially released, and candidates can now download the PDF from the bank’s website. A total of 132 candidates from the waiting list have been allotted seats, along with 17 candidates whose enrollment was earlier withheld, making them eligible for admission into the PGDBF Training Program.
Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025 Out
The release of the Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025 marks an important milestone for candidates aspiring to join the banking sector. Candidates are required to report to the academy on 10 October 2025 at 9:30 a.m. for the PGDBF course at the Manipal Academy of Banking, Bangalore.
Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025: Notice
Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025: Download PDF
A total of 132 candidates from the waiting list, along with 17 candidates previously withheld, have been shortlisted for the PGDBF course at the Manipal Academy of Banking, Bangalore, commencing on 10 October 2025. Candidates are advised to report at the academy at 9:30 a.m. sharp and complete all formalities as per the notification. You can download the PDF of the waiting list here for full details and annexures.
Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025 (Annexure A): Download Result PDF
Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025 (Annexure B): Download Result PDF
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Central Bank of India Credit Officer Waiting List 2025 (Annexure C): Campus Guidelines
PGDBF Training Program Details
The selected candidates will undergo a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking & Finance (PGDBF) program that spans one year. This program is structured into 9 months of classroom training at the Manipal Academy of Banking in Bangalore, followed by 3 months of on-the-job training at designated branches. The PGDBF course is designed to equip candidates with essential banking knowledge, practical exposure, and skill development required for the role of a Credit Officer.
Candidates must successfully pass the Diploma in Banking & Finance (DBF) examination conducted by the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF) within a maximum of 15 months from the commencement of the PGDBF course. Failure to clear this examination will result in the cancellation of their appointment with the bank.
Reporting Instructions for Central Bank PGDBF Candidates
Candidates must report to the Manipal Academy of Banking, Bangalore, on 10 October 2025 at 9:30 a.m. sharp.
The notification clearly states that no extension in the reporting date or completion of the PGDBF course will be allowed.
The reporting details, along with the list of selected candidates, are attached as Annexure A (132 candidates) and Annexure B (17 withheld candidates) in the official PDF.
Central Bank PGDBF Course Fee & Loan Facility
The course fee for the PGDBF program is fixed at ₹3,35,000 + GST. Candidates can choose to pay the amount either from their own funds or avail an Educational Loan facility offered exclusively by the Central Bank of India.
The bank has announced a maximum loan limit of ₹4,75,000, which covers not only the tuition fee but also other approved expenses such as certification examinations, laptops, books, and additional requirements during the course. This ensures that selected candidates can pursue the program without financial burden, subject to meeting the loan eligibility criteria.