New Delhi, May 13: A significant opportunity has emerged for those seeking government jobs. NTPC Limited has issued a short notification for the recruitment of eligible candidates for a total of 52 Engineering Executive Trainee (EET) positions in the E-I grade across various subjects.
The vacancies include 25 positions in Mining Engineering and 27 in Civil/Construction Engineering. The online application process will commence on May 15, with the last date to apply set for May 29. Candidates interested in filling out the application form can submit their registration forms on the official website once the link is activated, up until the specified deadline.
Applicants must hold a graduation degree in the relevant engineering discipline from a recognized institution or university. Additionally, candidates are required to have passed the GATE 2025 examination.
Selection of eligible candidates will be based on GATE 2025 scores, academic qualifications, document verification, and other stages. The selected candidates will receive a monthly salary ranging from ₹40,000 to ₹1,40,000.
To apply online, candidates should first visit the official NTPC Limited website. After reaching the homepage, they need to click on the active application link for the relevant position. Following this, they should register and log in. All required information must be entered in the form, and necessary documents should be uploaded in the correct size. After paying the registration fee (if applicable), candidates should check their form and submit it. Finally, a printout of the application form should be kept for future reference.
Candidates are advised that NTPC Limited will soon release a detailed notification regarding the Engineering Executive Trainee (EET) positions, including information on eligibility, selection process, age limit, and more on its official website.
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