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The World Bank

  • 3.9from 10 employee reviews
  • 30 open roles
  • Avg. salary ₹15.8 L/yr
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Open jobs at The World Bank

30 open roles across 3 cities. Tap Apply and an agent fills in and submits the application for you.

Company overview

The World Bank at a glance

Employees
201band 201–500
Company type
Government · Private
Industry
Banking
Business model
B2B · B2C

About

A World Free of Poverty on a Livable Planet

What people know them for

Foreign MNCGovt PSU

From live job postings

How The World Bank is hiring

Calculated from the roles The World Bank has posted across job boards and its own careers site.

Roles posted, last 6 months

30about 5 a month
MayOct

Where they hire

Chennai20
Delhi7
Mumbai3

Skills they ask for most

Artificial IntelligenceCommunication SkillsfinanceRecruitmentAutomationoperationsAgilefinancial analysisAdministrationAccounting
Typical experience
2–13 yrs

Compensation

The World Bank salaries by role

Yearly CTC in India. The rule spans the reported range; the coin marks the average.

Company average ₹15.8 L
  • Financial Analyst

    ₹14.1 L – ₹25.6 L

    Average ₹18.5 L

    44 reports

  • Senior Accounts Assistant

    ₹8 L – ₹14 L

    Average ₹10.5 L

    35 reports

  • IT Analyst

    ₹10.4 L – ₹22.1 L

    Average ₹15.8 L

    20 reports

  • Senior Financial Assistant

    ₹9.5 L – ₹13 L

    Average ₹11.5 L

    19 reports

  • HR Assistant

    ₹5.8 L – ₹9.1 L

    Average ₹7.3 L

    18 reports

  • IT Officer

    ₹25.5 L – ₹40 L

    Average ₹33.9 L

    9 reports

  • Procurement Assistant

    ₹6.7 L – ₹9 L

    Average ₹8 L

    9 reports

  • Senior Accountant

    ₹6 L – ₹10.3 L

    Average ₹8.6 L

    8 reports

Employee ratings

What it's like to work at The World Bank

Source: AmbitionBox · 10 reviews

Rated3.9of five

Skill development4.0
Salary & benefits4.0
Work-life balance4.0
Job security3.9
Company culture3.9
Work satisfaction3.9
Career growth3.3

Highly rated for

  • Work-Life Balance
  • Compensation & Benefits

Critically rated for

  • Job Security
  • Career Growth

Perks

Benefits employees report

Ordered by how many employees mention each one.

  • Job/Soft skill training

    10 mentions

  • Office cab/shuttle

    8 mentions

  • Health insurance

    8 mentions

  • Cafeteria

    6 mentions

  • Professional degree assistance

    4 mentions

  • Free meal

    3 mentions

  • Office gym

    2 mentions

FAQ

Questions about working at The World Bank

How do I apply for a job at The World Bank?

The World Bank has 30 open jobs listed on this page, in Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai. Pick a role, open it to read the full job description, and apply in about 2 minutes.

What is the average salary at The World Bank?

The average annual salary at The World Bank is ₹15.8 L. Typical annual pay by role: Financial Analyst: ₹14.1 L to ₹25.6 L; Senior Accounts Assistant: ₹8 L to ₹14 L; IT Analyst: ₹10.4 L to ₹22.1 L.

Does The World Bank hire freshers?

Not right now. None of The World Bank's current openings are aimed at candidates with 0 to 1 years of experience.

Is The World Bank a good company to work for?

The World Bank is rated 3.9 out of 5 from 10 employee reviews. Employees rate it highly for Work-Life Balance and Compensation & Benefits. Common criticisms are about Job Security and Career Growth.

How many employees does The World Bank have in India?

The World Bank currently has approximately 200+ employees in India.

Does The World Bank have good work-life balance?

The World Bank has a work-life balance rating of 4.1 out of 5 based on 100+ employee reviews on AmbitionBox. 81% employees rated The World Bank 4 or above on work-life balance. This rating reflects the company's efforts to help employees maintain a healthy balance between their personal and professional lives. We encourage you to read The World Bank work-life balance reviews for more details.

Is The World Bank good for career growth?

Career growth at The World Bank is rated as moderate, with a promotions and appraisal rating of 3.1. 19% employees rated The World Bank 3 or below, while 81% employees rated it 4 or above on promotions / appraisal. This rating suggests that while some employees view growth opportunities favorably, there is scope for improvement based on employee feedback. We recommend reading The World Bank promotions / appraisals reviews for more detailed insights.

What are the pros and cons of working in The World Bank?

Working at The World Bank comes with several advantages and disadvantages. It is highly rated for work life balance, salary & benefits and company culture. However, it is poorly rated for promotions / appraisal, job security and skill development, based on 100+ employee reviews on AmbitionBox.

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