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As a Marketing Officer through IBPS SO, you specialize in developing strategies to promote banking services—be it through brand development, public relations, or customer outreach—ensuring every bank product finds its right audience.
Think yourself as the creative architect of the bank’s image—drafting compelling marketing campaigns, running outreach events, managing digital platforms, and collaborating across teams to boost both brand visibility and business growth.
This exam is ideal for:
Domain 1. Prelims – Common Banking Aptitude (Qualifying)
Domain 2. Mains – Marketing Officer Professional Knowledge
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Yes—a 2-year MBA/MMS/PGDM in Marketing or equivalent is required.
No—Prelims covers reasoning, English, and quantitative aptitude.
Yes—includes social media, ad agencies, and promotional tools.
During the Mains (Professional Knowledge section).
Marketing-focused aspirants aiming for leadership roles in banking.
Yes—shows specialized domain expertise.
Yes—service marketing and retail are part of the syllabus.
It can be part of advertising and marketing strategies topics.
Yes—under business ethics and marketing strategy.
Very much—practical examples help illustrate theory.
Very much so—creating campaigns and positioning requires it.
Yes—it’s especially important for campaign planning.
Strong marketing skills can lead to leadership paths up to Deputy General Manager or General Manager in the bank.
No—fresh graduates with qualifying degrees are eligible.
Yes—aligning with regulations and maintaining trust is essential.