Senior Assistant (Civil), Senior Assistant (Electrical), Senior Assistant (Architecture), Assistant (Accounts), Junior Stenographer, Junior Assistant (General Cadre)

Who Should Apply Age range: 27 to 28 years maximum for general candidates, with relaxation of 5 years for SC/ST and 3 years for OBC. Qualification required: Engineering degree/diploma, B.Com, or Bachelor's degree depending on the post. Domicile rule: Not specified in notification, open to all Indian citizens. Gender restriction: Open to all genders as per official notification guidelines. Candidates holding a Degree or Diploma in Civil, Electrical, or Architecture can apply for the Senior Assistant technical roles. Degree holders require no prior experience for technical posts, while diploma holders must possess at least one year of relevant professional experience. Candidates applying for Assistant (Accounts) require a B.Com degree with at least second division marks and two years of accounts experience. Check your exact age eligibility using our age calculator . Graduates with shorthand and typing skills can target the Junior Stenographer position, requiring 80 words per minute shorthand speed and 40 words per minute typing. Those with a general Bachelor's degree in second division, typing speeds of 35 words per minute in English or 30 words per minute in Hindi, and two years of administrative or data entry experience can apply for Junior Assistant (General Cadre). Salary and Career Growth Senior Assistant (Civil, Electrical, Architecture): ₹29,000 to ₹1,10,000 (IDA Pattern). Assistant (Accounts) and Junior Stenographer: ₹27,500 to ₹99,000 (IDA Pattern). Junior Assistant (General Cadre): ₹25,000 to ₹85,000 (IDA Pattern). These positions offer regular public sector employment under the Industrial Dearness Allowance (IDA) pattern. For regular salaried roles under the National Pension System, the NPS deduction is 10% of basic pay plus DA. In addition to basic pay, employees receive IDA, house rent allowance, and standard medical benefits. Compared to entry-level private sector administrative positions, ITPO provides robust job security, regulated working hours, and periodic promotions into senior administrative and managerial grades. Check your estimated net pay using our salary calculator . How to Apply Visit the official application portal at Carefully read the advertisement and instructions before initiating registration. Click on new registration and enter your basic details including name, email address, and mobile number. Log in using your generated credentials to access the online application form. Select the post you are applying for and fill in educational qualifications, experience, and category details. Upload your scanned passport-size photograph and signature according to the specified size guidelines using the image resizer . Upload proof of educational certificates, mark sheets, and experience certificates where required. Pay the application fee of ₹1000 for General/OBC candidates through the integrated online payment gateway; SC and ST candidates pay ₹0. Review all entered data before final submission, as no changes can be made after submitting. Download and print the completed application form and fee acknowledgement receipt for your records. Common Mistakes That Get Applications Rejected Uploading blurred or incorrectly formatted photographs and signatures on the portal. Submitting claims for reserved categories without valid certificates issued in the prescribed central format. Failing to provide documentation showing the required two years of post-qualification experience for Junior Assistant and Assistant (Accounts). Diploma holders in technical posts applying without the mandatory one year of construction or maintenance experience. Entering aggregate percentages incorrectly or failing to prove second division status where mandated. Incomplete payment processing where transaction confirmation is not generated before the closing date. Selection Process The recruitment process is merit-based. Eligible applications are screened based on essential educational qualifications, relevant post-qualification experience, and category criteria as outlined in the official notification. Candidates whose profiles satisfy the eligibility benchmarks proceed to verification of original documents and skill tests where applicable, such as stenography and computer typing. The final selection merit list is formulated strictly on eligibility compliance, qualification evaluation, and verification outcomes. Should You Apply? If you meet the age limit of 27 to 28 years (with applicable central relaxations) and possess a technical degree or diploma, B.Com, or graduation with required clerical and typing experience, this notification offers strong stability in a premier public sector enterprise. The IDA pay scales offer steady income and perks. Candidates lacking the required post-qualification experience for accounts and general cadre posts or diploma holders lacking field experience should skip this recruitment and prepare for entry-level posts without experience prerequisites. What

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