Bureau of Indian Standards Recruitment 2020; Apply for 171 Group A, B & C Posts
Team Careers360 | September 7, 2020 | 04:49 PM IST | 2 mins read
NEW DELHI - Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has invited applications for recruitment of 171 candidates to various Group A, B and C services. BIS recruitment 2020 is being done for posts like Assistant Director, Assistant Section Officer, Assistant and more. Candidates who fulfill the BIS recruitment eligibility criteria can apply online at www.bis.gov.in 2020. The Bureau of Indian Standards 2020 recruitment registration process will end on September 26, 2020 at 06:00 P.M.
Bureau of Indian Standards Recruitment 2020 Important Dates
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BIS recruitment 2020 notification release date - September 5, 2020
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Date of commencement of online registration - September 5, 2020 (from 09:00 A.M)
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Last date for Bureau of Indian Standards recruitment 2020 registration - September 26, 2020 (till 06:00 P.M)
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Last date for payment of form fee - September 26, 2020 (till 06:00 P.M)
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BIS 2020 recruitment admit card released date - October 20, 2020 (Tentative)
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BIS recruitment 2020 exam date - November 8, 2020 (Tentative)
Bureau of Indian Standards Recruitment 2020 - Eligibility & Vacancy Details
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Posts |
Number of Vacancies |
Age Limit |
Educational Qualification |
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Group A |
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Assistant Director |
4 |
Maximum age - 35 years |
Degree in relevant field with at least 3 to 5 years of experience |
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Group B |
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Assistant Section Officer |
17 |
Maximum age - 30 years |
Bachelor‘s Degree from a recognized University |
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Personal Assistant |
16 |
Degree from a recognized University |
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Junior Translator |
1 |
Maximum age - 27 years |
Master's/ Post Graduate Degree of a recognized University |
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Group C |
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Library Assistant |
1 |
Maximum age - 27 years |
Graduate with 3 years of experience |
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Stenographer |
17 |
Bachelor‘s Degree from a recognized University |
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Senior Secretariat Assistant |
79 |
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Junior Secretariat Assistant |
36 |
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Bureau of Indian Standards Recruitment 2020 - How to Apply Online?
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Visit the BIS website - www.bis.gov.in
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Click on ADVERTISEMENT NO. 2/2020/Estt. link
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Click on Apply Online link
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Fill the details as asked in the BIS 2020 recruitment application form
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Pay the application fee
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Successfully submit the Bureau of Indian Standards recruitment form online
Bureau of Indian Standards Recruitment 2020 - Application Fee
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Posts & Categories |
BIS Application Fee |
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Assistant Director |
Rs 800 |
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Other Posts |
Rs 500 |
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SC/ ST/ PWD/ Women /BIS serving employees |
NIL |
The Bureau of Indian Standards 2020 selection process will be based on a written test. For more information on BIS recruitment 2020 process check the official notification - Download here
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