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What is swift code of bank. can i get it or not?

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Thats usually for international wire transfers. You can just call the bank and ask for the swift code. It is usually 8 or 11 digits.
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Swift code is an identification of a Bank for use in electronic transfer of funds and is not of any use to an individual.

Customers do call for the swift code of the Bank through which they have business relations, which they inform to their counterparts to avail of the same in E transfer of funds.

Swift code is of use between Banks only and individuals cannot use it independently except for the information - as detailed above.
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SWIFT is an identification code for all legal banks in the world. It is needed for all International Wire Transfers.

The SWIFT code (also known as ISO 9362 or BIC code) is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes approved by the International Organization for Standardization. It is the unique identification code of a particular Bank.

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