Assam PSC JE (Civil) & Enforcement Inspector 92 posts Apply Online

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Assam PSC JE (Civil) & Enforcement Inspector 92 posts Apply Online
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Assam PSC JE (Civil) & Enforcement Inspector Online Form 2021
Total Vacancy:
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Assam PSC: Assam Public Service Commission
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General/EWS: Rs. 285.40/-
SC/ST/OBC/MOBC: Rs. 185/-
BPL: Rs. 35.40/-
PWBD: Rs. 35.40/-
Starting Date to Apply Online:
17/12/2020
Last Date to Apply Online:
18/01/2021
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Minimum Age: 21 years
Maximum Age: 38 years
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Diploma (Civil Engineering)
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01. Junior Engineer (Civil)
Total: 87
Qualification: Diploma (Civil Engineering)
02. Enforcement Inspector
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Qualification: Any Degree

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