Single Window system is a facility that enables parties involved in transport and trade to lodge standardized documents and information with a single entry point to fulfill all transit, export and import-related regulatory needs.

This concept of Single Window operations is being used in government organizations in India as well with a view to make transactions easier between the organizations and its customers. For instance, public sector banks follow single window system for easy transaction between the bank and its customers and for this operation, government organizations like banks are looking for Single Window Operators.

Pay Scale for the position of Single Window Operator in Government Organizations in India is Rs. 7200-14500 or they can also be appointed in the pay scale of Rs. 7200-19300 by some government organizations.

Recent job notification for the position of Single Window Operator:

Recently Single Window Operator notification has been issued by the following government organizations:

• Punjab National Bank

• Allahabad Bank

• Corporation Bank

Educational Qualification required for the position of Single Window Operator:

For applying to the position of Single Window Operator in Government organization in India, candidates must have completed their higher secondary examination in 10+2 pattern or they should have completed their degree course in 10+2+3 pattern or any other equivalent qualification with not less than 55% if marks and this percentage is applicable to reserved category candidates. In the case of candidates belonging to general category, they must have secured not less than 60% of marks at either 10+2 or 10+2+3 level.

Age requirement:

For applying to the position of Single Window Operator, candidates must be not less than 18 years of age and not more than 28 years of age. However, the upper age limit is relaxable for reserved category candidates.

Mode of selection for Single Window Operator position:

Normally, candidates are recruited for the position of Single Window Operator based on their performance in the written examination conducted by appropriate banks.