On October 22nd, a notice of this recruitment was posted on the commission's website. Candidates can view this announcement in its entirety at the direct URL provided below.
Recruitment for the Department of Infrastructure and Industrial Development’s 62 Junior Assistant positions will begin taking applications on December 19 through the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission. The deadline for application submission is January 8, 2023, while the deadline for fee adjustments and application revisions is January 15.
On October 22nd, a notice of this recruiting was posted on the commission’s website. Candidates can view this announcement in its entirety at the direct URL provided below.
On Saturday, Commission Secretary Avnish Kumar Saxena issued a directive in this regard. Applications for employment will be accepted online at the Commission’s website. It will be open to participants in the Preliminary Qualifying Test-2021 (PET). The online application cost has been set at Rs. 25 for all categories.
The main exam will cost money for the shortlisted candidates. 38 of the total positions are set aside for people who do not fall into a reserved category, along with six for scheduled castes, three for scheduled tribes, nine for other backward classes, and six for EWS.
The recruiting will only be open to people between the ages of 21 and 40. Intermediate level education required, along with proficiency in typing at 30 wpm and a triple C computer certificate. Written exams will be used as the foundation for selection.
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