Raipur, May 4: Good news for youth preparing for government jobs and awaiting vacancies. The Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission (CGPSC) has released an official notification for the recruitment of a total of 7 Assistant Librarian positions.
The online application process for these posts began on April 24 at 12:00 PM, with the last date for applications set for May 23. Eligible and interested candidates can submit their registration forms on the official website before or by the deadline.
Applicants must possess a degree in Library Science or Library and Information Science from a recognized institution or university. The minimum age for candidates is set at 21 years, while the maximum age is 30 years, calculated as of January 1. Candidates from reserved categories will receive age relaxation as per regulations.
Selection of eligible candidates will be based on preliminary examination, main examination (written), oral examination, document verification, and other stages. Selected candidates will receive a monthly salary ranging from ₹43,200 to ₹1,36,500.
While filling out the application form, candidates must pay the prescribed application fee online, which is ₹400 for unreserved (UR) candidates and ₹300 for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/Other Backward Classes (non-creamy layer) and persons with disabilities (Chhattisgarh residents).
To apply online, candidates should visit the official CGPSC website. After reaching the homepage, click on the active application link for the relevant post. Then, register and log in. Fill in all the required information in the form, upload the requested documents in the correct size, pay the registration fee, and submit the form. Finally, ensure to print a copy of the application form for future reference.
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