PNB SO Result 2026 — 30 Engineer Posts, Interview Shortlist Out (All India)

Punjab National Bank (PNB) has declared the Specialist Officer (Engineers) Result 2026, releasing the shortlist of candidates called for Personal Interview against 30 Officer vacancies in Junior Management Grade Scale I. The recruitment covers three engineering disciplines with 21 posts for Civil Engineering, 7 posts for Electrical Engineering and 2 posts for Mechanical Engineering. Candidates who appeared in the online examination held on 27 May 2026 can check their roll number against the shortlist on the official PNB recruitment page. The shortlist is drawn from performance in the online written examination, with candidates ranked on their Professional Knowledge score and called for interview in the prescribed ratio. The Personal Interview carries 50 marks, and the minimum qualifying marks are 45 per cent for SC and ST candidates and 50 per cent for candidates of all other categories. Final selection is made on the combined score of the online test and the interview, not on the interview alone. Document verification is conducted before the interview, and candidates must produce originals proving their BE or BTech qualification with a minimum of 60 per cent marks along with at least one year of post-qualification experience in the relevant engineering field. Selected Specialist Officers are appointed in Junior Management Grade Scale I on the pay scale of ₹48,480-2000/7-62480-2340/2-67160-2680/7-85920, with Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance, City Compensatory Allowance and other allowances payable to public sector bank officers. Shortlisted candidates should download the interview call letter from pnbindia.in and keep all original certificates, experience letters and identity proof ready. Candidates should note that the appointment carries a mandatory service agreement, and PNB has stipulated an indemnity bond of ₹3 lakh applicable if a selected officer leaves before completing three years of service.

Interview qualifying marks: SC / ST: 45 per cent | All other categories: 50 per cent. Written examination cut-off is not published separately by the bank