HQSC Recruitment 2023 — Civilian Switch Board Operator
Advertised with 53 total vacancies for the Civilian Switch Board Operator post. Applications were to be submitted offline in Pune, Maharashtra.
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Advertised with 53 total vacancies for the Civilian Switch Board Operator post. Applications were to be submitted offline in Pune, Maharashtra.
Vacancies were released for graduate pass candidates across 430 posts. The application fee was ₹600 for General and OBC candidates and ₹400 for ST, SC and PWD candidates.
Open to Class 10th pass candidates, with a stated salary range of ₹10,000 to ₹29,000 per month for the advertised posts.
Advertised under the Ministry of Defence with 17,000 posts for Constable (GD) vacancies.
| Recruitment | Posts | Eligibility | Fee / Pay details |
|---|---|---|---|
| HQSC Recruitment 2023 (Civilian Switch Board Operator) | 53 | As per the official notice | Offline submission in Pune, Maharashtra |
| Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Recruitment 2023 | 430 | Graduate pass | ₹600 General / OBC, ₹400 ST / SC / PWD |
| India Post Office Recruitment 2023 | Not stated | Class 10th pass | Salary ₹10,000 – ₹29,000 |
| IRB Constable GD Recruitment 2023 | 17,000 | As per the official notice | Ministry of Defence advertisement |
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