Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Recruitment Vacancies Posts Jobs

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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) invites application for the following posts:

Advertisement No. 10/2010

Applications must reach by 10th june 2010 and 17th june 2010 for theose candidates who lives in far flung areas.

Positions:

1) Seed Processing Engineer
Total Number of posts = 01

2) Assistant Director (Oil & Fats)
Total Number of posts = 01

3) Assistant Registrar of Trade Marks & Geographic Indications 
Total Number of posts = 06

4) Deputy Registrar of Trade Marks & Geographic Indications
Total Number of posts = 02

5) Senior Scientific Officer Gr.II (Mechanical)
Total Number of posts = 01

6) Junior Work Managers (Metallurgical)
Total Number of posts = 05

7) Repographic Officer
Total Number of posts = 02

8) Legal Officer Gr.II
Total Number of posts = 01

9) Technical Officers (Forestry) Gr. II
Total Number of posts = 04

10) Deputy Director of Mines Safety (Electrical)
Total Number of posts = 30

11) Training Officer (Turner)
Total Number of posts = 01

12) Training Officer (Embroidery)
Total Number of posts = 01

13) Superintending Mining Geologist
Total Number of posts = 01

14) Nautical Surveyors
Total Number of posts = 06

15) Associate Town and Country Planner
Total Number of posts = 01

16) Microphotographist
Total Number of posts = 02

Fee payable is Rs.50/- in the shape of Central Recruitment Fee Stamp only.

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The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is a constitutional body in India authorized to conduct examinations for appointment to the various Civil Services of India. The Indian Constitution (Part XIV - Services Under the Union and the states - article no. 315 to 323) provides for a Public Service Commission for the union and a Public Service Commission for each state.
The first Public Service Commission was set up on 1 October 1926 by the then British Indian Government in response to the demands of Indian politicians that the superior Civil Services be Indianized. The functions of this Public Service Commission were largely advisory and, because of this limitation, it failed to satisfy the demands of Indian political parties associated with the struggle for freedom. The British Indian government then set up a Federal Public Service Commission and provided for the formation of provincial level Public Service Commissions under the Government of India Act 1935. source: http://way2freshers.com/

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