• February-05-2025

Securities and Exchange Board of India - SEBI

The Securities and Exchange Board of India - SEBI - http://www.sebi.gov.in recruits candidates primarily for the role of Grade A - Assistant Manager across various streams. Below is a detailed breakdown of SEBI recruitment, including eligibility, exam pattern, and the application process.

SEBI Grade A - Assistant Manager Recruitment

SEBI conducts recruitment for different streams such as General, Legal, Information Technology - IT, Research, Official Language, and Engineering - Civil and Electrical.

1. Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualifications

• General Stream: Bachelors degree in any discipline OR Masters degree in any discipline OR CA, CFA, CS, Cost Accountant.
• Legal Stream: Bachelors degree in Law - LLB.
• Information Technology - IT Stream: Bachelors degree in Engineering - Electrical or Electronics or IT or Computer Science OR Masters in Computer Application OR Bachelors degree in any discipline with a postgraduate qualification in IT.
• Research Stream: Masters degree in Statistics or Economics or Commerce or Business Administration - Finance or  Econometrics.
• Official Language Stream: Masters degree in Hindi with English as a subject at the Bachelors level OR Masters degree in Sanskrit or English or Economics or  Commerce with Hindi as a subject at the Bachelors level.
• Engineering - Civil and Electrical: Bachelors degree in Civil or Electrical Engineering.

Age Limit

• Maximum 30 years as of the recruitment year.
• Age relaxation for reserved categories as per government rules.

SEBI Grade A Exam Pattern

The selection process consists of three phases:

Phase 1: Online Examination - Prelims

• Multiple-choice questions - MCQs covering General Awareness - including Financial Sector, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning Ability.
• Subject-specific Paper based on the applied stream.
• Qualifying nature, but marks are considered for shortlisting.

Phase 2: Online Examination - Mains

• Two papers: General English - Descriptive and Stream-Specific Paper.
• Marks in this phase determine the selection for the interview.

Phase 3: Interview

• Candidates can opt for an interview in Hindi or English.
• Final selection is based on Phase 2 scores and interview performance.