APSC  invited applications for recruitment to 9(nine) posts of Assistant Research Officer/Assistant Planning Officer in Planning Services under Transformation and Development Department with the last date being 25.04.2021 vide advertisement no,04/2021 (Item No.B) dated 22,3.2021 as per the following breakup.

Details of APSC ARO & APO Recruitment Revised Notice

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Name of the Post:Astt. Research / Astt. Planning Officer Vacancy

No of Post:15

Category wise Vacancy Details

• UR - 6, 
• OBC/MOBC - 4,
• STP - 2, 
• STH - 1, 
• SC - 1, 
• EWS - 1

 

Age Limit: 21 – 38 years.

Pay-Scale: Rs. 22,000-97,000/-

Eligibility: The minimum academic qualification required in respect of the post of Assistant Research Officer/Assistant Planning Officer shall have 2nd Class Masters Degree in any of the following subjects of a recognized University viz: Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Commerce, Business Management, Business Administration, Sociology, Social Work, Anthropology, Social Anthropology.

Work Experience: NA

The persons who had applied against the 9 posts advertised earlier need not apply again and they will be eligible for selection against all 15 posts. 

Similarly, candidates who will apply afresh against the 6 additional posts, will also be eligible for selection against all 15 posts. 

The other terms and conditions stipulated in the earlier advertisement will apply in the fresh advertisement, Notification for holding the OMR based screening test will be notified on the basis of present vacancy position i.e. 9+6-15 posts later on.

Those who intend to apply for the post mentioned above should submit their application online in APSC's website www.apsc.nic.in. 

Important Dates & Links Details

Details of Events	Crucial Dates and Links
Starting Date for Online Application	03/09/2021
Closing Date for Online Application	30/09/2021
Last Date for Payment of Application Fee	02/10/2021
Full Official Advertisement	Click Here
Online Apply	Click Here
Revised Official Notification	Click Here
Official Website	Click Here