Indian Railways to Hire More than 6,000 People
RRB or the Railway Recruitment Board is inviting applications to hire more than 6,000 personnel. The applications for the massive recruitment drive for the Indian Railways will happen online only. The RRB has warned applicants to be careful of touts and middlemen.
The RRB is hiring for the following positions- Senior Section Engineer, Chief Depot Material Superintendent, Junior Engineer, Depot Material Superintendent, Chemical Metallurgical Assistant. The posts are across 21 centres. (Click here to apply/ see full list of centres)
The last date for submitting applications online is October 19. 2014. Candidates need to have a 4-year Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering/Degree/Diploma in related disciplines or its equivalent course from a recognised university/institute in order to be eligible for selection.
RRB will conduct written exams on December 14 and 21, depending on the pay grade of the applicant. The written examination will have negative marking and one-third of the marks allotted for each question will be deducted for every wrong answer.
Candidates need to be between 18-35 years to be eligible to apply for the RRB vacancies.
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