launching the BReT website and Solutions Product for recruitment in Banking Industry. Anantha Krishna, non-executive Chairman of Karnataka Bank and Advisor to BReT Solutions looks on.
ENARADA, Bangalore, April 29, 2014
Every year two crore graduates appear for varieties of exams for recruitment in Banks and 90% of them will fail! Most of the ‘Lucky’ 10 % who will manage to clear exams fails in final selection process and only 2.3% gets selected. Reason: lack of proper training.
To prepare job aspirants to be employable in banking sector through Online training and coaching, banking industry stalwarts have set up a company called BReT solutions, said Anantha Krishna, non-executive Chairman of Karnataka Bank and Advisor of BReT Solutions. He was speaking on the occasion of launch of ‘BReT Website and solutions product’ at Bangalore Press Club, today.
“The Banking Industry is recruiting in a big way. Every year 3000 branches are opening in the country and more than 3 lakh bank employees will retire. But Lack of training is putting off crores of job aspirants” Ananthakrishna said.
He further added that BReT solutions will help job seekers in Building their strengths and working on their Shortcomings as well.
Mr.Raj Kishore Dubey, Chairman and Managing Director, Canara Bank who inaugurated BReT Website, appreciated BReT for helping candidates with online coaching and training.
Mr. Dubey said banking sector in India will grow further as 50% of Indians do not have bank accounts.
“950 plus Village Panchayats in West Bengal, 2000 plus Village Pachayats in Odisha and plenty of village panchayats in Hinmachal Pradesh, Jammu, Chattisgarh and other states does not have a single nationalized or a Private Bank and cheating chit fund companies are operating there” Dubey alleged while referring to Saradha group Chit fund Scam which took place in West Bangal recently.
Canara Bank alone recruited 7800 employees last year through Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) and one can imagine the demand for job opportunities in Banks in future, he said.
