PNRD Assam recruitment 2021: Apply for 377 Grade 4 vacancies
vikrant.shukla | January 28, 2021 | 02:52 PM IST | 1 min read
Panchayat and Rural Development Assam is filling in 377 Grade IV posts. Check dates, eligibility, how to apply and more details here.
NEW DELHI: The Panchayat & Rural Development (PNRD) Assam has released an online recruitment notification on its official website - rural.assam.gov.in. The PNRD Assam Recruitment is released for the posts of Grade IV Peon and PRI Level. There are a total of 377 vacancies to be filled under the recruitment. Interested candidates who meet the minimum eligibility criteria can apply for the vacant posts till February 10, 2021. Check all details related to the PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021 here.
PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021: Dates
The last date to apply is February 10, 2021.
PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021: Vacancies
There are a total of 377 vacancies released under the PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021.
PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021: Eligibility criteria
The minimum age limit to apply for PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021 is 18 years while the maximum is 40 years. The academic qualification required is a High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC).
PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021: How to apply?
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Register here - click here .
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Use the login credentials to login here - click here .
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Fill in all the details wherever asked.
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Upload the scanned documents.
PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021: Application Fee
There is no application fee for the same.
Click here to download the official notification PDF of PNRD Assam Recruitment 2021.
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