The District Selection Committee, South Garo Hills District is inviting applications from eligible candidates for Tracer. Interested candidates can apply before the last date. Check more details on the latest DSC South Garo Hills jobs.
District Selection Committee, South Garo Hills District has released an employment notification for the recruitment of Tracer Vacancy. More details about the recruitment are provided below:
Post Name: Tracer
Posts: 01 (Garo/K&J-01)
Location: South Garo Hills District- Meghalaya
Salary: Pay Level-4 (As per Revised Pay Structure)
Last Date: 18/10/2024
Age: 18 to 32 years
Application Fees: General Candidates: Rs. 100.00/-
ST/SC Candidates: Rs. 50.00/-
The application fee should be paid online using the following mode of payment:
Payment via Debit cum ATM card /Net banking of all major banks
E-Challan
UPI
To apply for the post of Tracer at District Selection Committee, South Garo Hills District, the candidate should be HSSLC passed and above or equivalent examination from recognised boards with computer knowledge and Diploma/Certificate, with a minimum speed of 30 w.p.m (to be ascertained in the technical speed test).
Candidates are required to register themselves with the District Selection Committee (DSC) through the website https://southgarohills.gov.in using a valid email ID. The email ID will also be used for further correspondence by the office if required. Please see the Instructions given on the website for applying for & payments.
Only Candidates who are registered will be able to apply online. Fresh candidates will first have to register themselves in the portal before applying.
Step 1: Visit the District Selection Committee's Recruitment Portal (https://megrecruitment.nic.in). Alternatively, scroll down to the 'Important Link' section below & Click the 'Apply' link.
Step 2: Fresh candidates may click the 'Click Here To Register' tab to register themselves in the portal.
Step 3: Fill up the Registration Form with relevant details & click the 'Register' button.
Step 4: Upload a recent color passport size photograph signed at the bottom of the photograph (scanned image must be in .jpg/.jpeg format only and the size of the image must not exceed 50 KB).
Step 5: Once registered, Log in to the portal using the email id and password provided in the Registration Form. Select the Office 'District Selection Committee (South Garo Hills)' from the drop-down menu.
Step 6: Fill the Application Form with the required details.
Step 7: Pay the required application fee (if applicable).
Step 8: Submit the form after verifying the details.
Step 9: Print the form for future reference.
Online Applications will be received up to 12th September 2024 and no application will be entertained after the closing date.
The candidate has to upload a recent colored passport-size photograph in JPG format, along with the signature below. The digital size of each file must be less than 50kb.
Disclaimer: Provided by District Selection Committee, South West Khasi Hills District
The contact between the British and the Garos started towards the close of the 18th Century after the British East India Company had secured the Diwani of Bengal from the Mughal Emperor. Consequently, all the estates bordering upon Garo Hills, which for all practical purposes had been semi-independent were brought under the control of the British. Though political control had passed from the Mughals to the British, the latter, like Mughals, had no desire to control the Estates or their tributaries directly. The Zamindars were not disturbed in the internal management of their estates. In fact, they were entrusted, as they had been by the Mughals, with the responsibility of keeping the hill Garos in check with help of their retainers. Thus in the beginning, the intermittent conflict between the Zamindars and the Garos went on unabated until the situation deteriorated to the extent that the British were forced to take notice. This development led ultimately to the annexation of the Garo Hills in 1873. Captain Williamson was the first Deputy Commissioner of the unified district. The district was bifurcated into two districts viz. East Garo Hills and West Garo Hills districts in October 1979.The West Garo Hills district was further divided into two administrative districts of West and South Garo Hills on June 1992. The district headquarters of South Garo Hills is Baghmara.
Q. When is the last date to apply for DSC South Garo Hills Recruitment ?
A. The last date to apply for DSC South Garo Hills Recruitment is 18th October, 2024.
Q. What is the total number of posts vacant for DSC South Garo Hills Recruitment?
A. The total number of posts vacant for DSC South Garo Hills Recruitment is 1.