BEL Recruitment 2020; Apply for 60 Project Engineer Posts
Team Careers360 | August 12, 2020 | 01:54 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI - The BEL Recruitment 2020 is inviting online applications to fill the post of 60 Project Engineers in Bharat Electronics Limited. Interested candidates who meet the eligibility criteria can apply before August 29, 2020. The job is for Project Engineer Medical Device. Check more details related to the BEL Recruitment 2020 here.
BEL Recruitment 2020 Dates
- The applications will start from August 12, 2020
- The last date to apply is August 29, 2020
BEL Recruitment 2020 Vacancies
The total number of vacancies that have been released are 60 of Project Engineer-Medical Device.
BEL Recruitment 2020 Eligibility Criteria
- The age limit required is below 28 years.
- Academic qualification required is B.E/B.Tech/BSc Engineering in TeleComm/Elec. & TeleComm/Communication/Mechanical/Electrical/Electrical & Electronics/Med. Electronics/Medical Instrument.
- Candidates must also have 2 years of work experience as mentioned in the notification PDF.
BEL Recruitment 2020 How to apply?
- Visit this link - online.cbexams.com
- Click on "New Registrations"
- Fill in all the details carefully and click on Submit.
BEL Recruitment 2020 Application Fee
The application fee is Rs. 500.
Click here to download the notification PDF of BEL Recruitment 2020.
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