India Post Payments Bank

### Organization Overview India Post Payments Bank (IPPB) has been uniquely established with an aim to leverage the expansive network of the post office branches across India, ensuring financial inclusion and providing banking services to the masses in each corner of the country. Entrusted with a critical mission to bring forth accessible and affordable financial services, IPPB is sponsored by the Department of Posts which is a part of the Ministry of Communications and is renowned for its widespread reach and service reliability. ### Available Position - **Consultant**: IPPB is looking to fill 1 vacancy for the role of a Consultant who will bring valuable insights and directions to enhance the bank's operations effectively. ### General Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for the Consultant position at IPPB: - Candidates should be retired Deputy General Managers (TEGS-VI) or have retired as Senior Managers (TEGS-V) from Nationalized Banks. - Applicants must possess a minimum of 30 years of solid work experience, particularly in branch banking and various operational roles. - Age Limit: The ideal candidate should not be more than 62 years old as of 1st July 2025. ### Application Process - Interested candidates who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for the Consultant position by sending their detailed resume via email. - Ensure your resume highlights the relevant experience and capabilities aligning with the job requirements. - Applications must be sent before the application deadline to be considered. ### Important Dates - **Last Date to Apply**: The application process concludes on the 25th of September 2025, so make sure to submit before this deadline. For more details about the job description, responsibilities and to ensure a seamless application process, please visit the official IPPB careers page at [IPPB Current Openings](https://ippbonline.com/web/ippb/current-openings). Take this unique opportunity to contribute to India’s thriving postal banking landscape and help us bridge the gap in financial services reaching the country's remotest areas.