One more SBI Manager has qualified the State Civil Services Examination. Sheejal Vijaypal has cleared the MPPSC 2023 examination and has been selected as a Deputy Superintendent of Police (Deputy SP). This is not the first time she has qualified the MPPSC examination. In fact, she has cleared the MPPSC exam five times in total.
She qualified MPPSC 2019 exam and got selected as Co-operative Inspector. She again qualified MPPSC 2020 and got selected as Naib Tehsildar. She again qualified MPPSC 2021 and got selected as Assistant Treasury Officer. Not satisfied with the post, she again qualified MPPSC 2022 and got selected as Commercial Tax Inspector. She was still not satisfied with the post and again appeared for MPPSC 2023 exam. This time, she got selected as Deputy SP – one of the top ranks in state civil services.
| Year | MPPSC Exam | Selected Post | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | MPPSC 2019 | Co-operative Inspector | Selected |
| 2020 | MPPSC 2020 | Naib Tehsildar | Selected |
| 2021 | MPPSC 2021 | Assistant Treasury Officer | Selected |
| 2022 | MPPSC 2022 | Commercial Tax Inspector | Selected |
| 2023 | MPPSC 2023 | Deputy Superintendent of Police (Deputy SP) | Selected |
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Sheejal Vijaypal on her outstanding achievement. Qualifying the MPPSC examination five times is a testament to her hard work, determination and perseverance. We wish her all the very best in her future career and hope she continues to inspire many aspirants across the country.
Sheejal Vijaypal’s achievement is a matter of pride, but it also raises an important question. SBI has once again lost a talented officer to the civil services. Earlier, SBI Manager Rashmi Kiran also left the bank after being selected as an SDM through the Bihar Public Service Commission. When talented officers leave India’s largest bank for civil services, banks should think about the reasons behind it. Along with good salary, banks should provide employees with a better work environment, less work pressure, better career opportunities, and the dignity and respect that many civil service jobs offer. If banks want to retain talented employees, they need to make banking jobs more attractive and satisfying.
SBI Manager Rashmi Kiran has qualified Bihar PCS and got selected as SDM. Rashmi Kiran, a resident of Nalanda, has secured the 6th rank in the BPSC 70th CCE examination. Rashmi is from Nalanda, where she completed her schooling. She later moved to Delhi for higher education. She completed her B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Jaypee Institute of Information Technology. After completing her degree, she joined SBI.
