Assistant Programme Officer
Any Graduate
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Assistant Programme Officer job recruitment in West Bengal PSC (West Bengal Public Service Commission).
Special Recruitment Examination For The Post Of Assistant Programme Officer, 2017
West Bengal PSC recruiting 50 Vacancies for the post of Assistant Programme Officer
Qualification : A degree from a recognized University or its equivalent.
No. of Vacancy : 50 [ Unreserved – 23, SC – 11, ST – 03, OBC(A) – 06, OBC(B) – 04, PH – 02(one each for H.I & L.V.), Meritorious Sportsperson - 01]
Age : 21- 39 years as on 01.01.2017
Pay Scale : Rs.7,100/- to 37,600
Fee : Rs.160/- (Rupees one hundred sixty) only + Service Charge 1% of Examination Fee subject to a minimum of Rs.5/- (Rupees Five) only for online payment through debit/credit card plus service charge as applicable as Govt. Duty or Service Charge of Rs.5/- (Rupees Five) only for Net Banking or Service Charge of Rs.20/- (Rupees Twenty) only for payment through Bank Counter (off-line payment).
Selection Process : The examination will be held in three successive stages, viz. (1) Preliminary Examination (Objective Type), (2) Final Examination (Conventional Type – Written) and (3) Personality Test
Hiring Process : Written-test
Job Role : HR / Admin
How to apply
Applications can be submitted through Online only from 11.30 a.m., 27th June, 2017. Closing date for submission of application through online : 18th July, 2017 upto 12-00 midnight
Important Dates :
Commencement of submission of online application : The 27th June, 2017 from 11:30 a.m.
Closing date for submission of online application : The 18th July, 2017 (upto 12-00 midnight)
Closing date for submission of fees through online : The 18th July, 2017 (upto 12-00 midnight)
Closing date for submission of fees through offline : The 19th July, 2017.
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About West Bengal PSC
The origin and evolution of Public Service Commission in India can be traced back to the democratic demands raised by the Indians and consequence thereof. As far back as 1856 educated Indians raised the demand for admission into the Indian Civil Service, and the Indian National Congress adopted a resolution on its foundation in 1885 demanding holding of simultaneous examination for the I.C.S. both in England and in India. Such demands were supplementary to the demands raised in the Indian National Movement for self-government.
