NABFINS Recruitment 2026 for 100+ Customer Service Officer Posts – Apply Online @ nabfins.org
Published on: April 1, 2026 | Source: nabfins.org
NABARD Financial Services (NABFINS) has released the Latest Notification 2026 for the recruitment of Customer Service Officer (Field Officer) posts. This is a golden opportunity for candidates who have completed PUC/10+2 and are looking for Sarkari Naukri in the banking and financial sector.
| Post Designation | Vacancy Count | Salary (INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Customer Service Officer (Field Officer) | 100+ (Check PDF for exact count) | As per norms |
Candidates must have completed PUC/10+2 from a recognized board.
Maximum age limit is 33 years as of the closing date.
The salary for NABFINS Customer Service Officer will be as per the 7th CPC and bank norms. This is a full-time government job opportunity offering job security, career growth, and attractive perks. For exact salary details, refer to the official notification PDF.
Candidates can apply via email. Follow these steps:
Apply Online: Click Here
| Job Name | Location | Last Date | Details |
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NABFINS Recruitment 2026 for 100+ Customer Service Officer Posts – Apply Online @ nabfins.org
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Anywhere in India | 29th May, 2026 | View Details |
| Job Details | Closing Date |
|---|---|
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Customer Service Officer (CSO)
( Not Specified) Posts • -, Anywhere in India
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15th November 2025 |
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Customer Service Officer (CSO)
( 01 Posts) Posts • -, Thiruvananthapuram
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30th August 2025 |
"NABFINS is an initiative of NABARD born out of serious concerns about the practices of NBFC MFIs in the mid-2000. Entrusted with the responsibility of promoting the microfinance sector besides scaling up SHG-Bank Linkage NABARD thought it fit to form a Micro Finance institution on a pilot basis with the objective of developing it as a model NBFC in the country which will facilitate setting up of benchmarks and standards for the MFI sector. In particular, NABFINS objective was to ensure that the various maladies found in the sector such as lack of transparency in accounting and disclosure, high transaction cost, lack of diversification in products, increased rates of interest, coercive collection practices, etc. are sought to be eliminated by establishing a fair and transparent Micro Finance Institution.”