Saturday, November 11, 2017

Ministry of Defence recruitment 2017 - 146 vacancies

Ministry of Defence recruitment 2017: 

The Combat Vehicle Research and Development Establishment (CVRDE), of DRDO under Ministry of Defence has announced 146 vacancies for the post of trade apprentices.

Candidates who are interested can now apply in the prescribed format by December 02, 2017. 

According to the official notification, candidates will have to apply through the online mode at rac.gov.in. “DRDO, ex-ITI candidates should have passed out from the institute duly recognized by NCVT duly covered through Gazette Notification of Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, with minimum two years duration except for the Computer Operator and Programming Assistant (COPA) and Welder (G & E) trade,” says in official notification.

Listed Vacancy :

1. Mechanic (Motor vehicle): 15 posts.
2. Electrician: 20 posts.
3. COPA: 35 posts.
4. Carpenter: 03 posts.
5. Draughtsman: 10 posts.
6. Fitter: 35 posts.
7. Machinist: 13 posts.
8. Turner: 07 posts.
9. Welder: 06 posts.
10: Auto electrician: 02 posts.

Application fee:-

An application fee of Rs 30 is applicable for candidates who will be applying for the vacant posts.

Selection procedure:-

Candidates will have to appear in an interview. The details relating to date, time of the interview will be mentioned in the call letter, which will be sent through email. “Candidates will be required to produce Original Certificates (T.C., Mark Sheets, Community Certificate, Aadhaar Card, Photo ID Proof, Address Proof and other relevant certificates) along with one set of Xerox copy & Printout of online application at the time of the interview.For more Information refer with rac.gov.in

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