Recruitment for 60 Positions in Indias Space Department
The Indian Space Department invites applications for 60 positions, including Deputy Secretary, with a maximum age limit of 56 years.

Bengaluru, October 17 (Udaipur Kiran) : The Indian government has opened up a significant opportunity for those aspiring to work in the Space Department. The Space Department Secretariat in Bengaluru has announced the recruitment of 60 positions across Group A and Group B on a deputation basis, inviting applications through an official notification.
Among the 60 vacancies are positions such as Senior Head-Audit (1), Principal Pay and Accounts Officer (1), Deputy Secretary (2), Under Secretary (11), Senior Audit Officer (4), and several others, including roles for Personal Assistants and Translators.
The application process began on October 9 and will remain open until November 8, which is 30 days from the date of the advertisement. Interested candidates are advised to complete their registration before the deadline.
Applicants must currently hold a comparable position in a regular capacity and possess relevant experience in their respective fields. The maximum age limit for candidates is set at 56 years, calculated based on the application submission date.
A selection committee will evaluate the service records and past performances of eligible candidates for the deputation positions. Selected individuals will be included in a panel valid for one year from the date of inclusion, with salaries ranging from level 7 to 13 based on the position.
To apply, candidates should visit the official ISRO website, download the application form for the relevant position, fill it out, and attach all required documents. The completed application must be sent by post to the Director (Personnel & Administration), Space Department, Space Bhavan, New BEL Road, Bengaluru – 560 094.
It’s important to note that these appointments will be on a deputation basis for a period of five years, which may be extended or reduced based on departmental needs. For more detailed information regarding the vacancies, candidates are encouraged to check the official ISRO website for the comprehensive advertisement related to the positions.
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