UPPSC agriculture services examination 2020-21; Apply for 546 posts @uppsc.up.nic.in
Team Careers360 | January 4, 2021 | 05:18 PM IST | 2 mins read
UPPSC has released 564 vacancies under the Combined State Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21. Check eligibility, how to apply and more details here.
NEW DELHI - The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has released an online recruitment notification on its official website for the Combined State Agriculture Services Examination. The last date to apply for the UPPSC Combined State Agriculture Services Examination is January 29, 2021, in online mode. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for these posts from uppsc.up.nic.in. A total of 564 vacancies are posted under the UPPSC Combined State Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21 recruitment. Check eligibility, application fee, how to apply and more details here.
UPPSC Combined State Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21: Dates
- Notification and Advertisement Release - December 29, 2020
- Last date to apply - January 29, 2021
UPPSC Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21 Vacancies
There are a total of 564 vacancies that are released under recruitment. The posts are of as follows -
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Group A Posts |
Group B Posts |
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District Horticulture Officer, Group 2 Grade 1 |
Senior Technical Assistant Group A (Agronomy Branch) |
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Senior Technical Assistant Group A (Botany Branch) |
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Senior Technical Assistant Group A (Plant Protection) |
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Principal Government Food Science Training Center/Food Processing Officer, Group 1 |
Senior Technical Assistant Group A (Chemistry Branch) |
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Senior Technical Assistant Group A (Development Branch) |
UPPSC Combined State Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21: Eligibility Criteria
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The age of candidates must be between 21 to 40 Years.
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The academic qualification of the candidates for Dist. Horticulture Officer must be B.Sc in Agriculture/ Horticulture discipline from a recognized university.
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For Principal Govt. Food Science Training Centre/Food Processing Officer- the academic qualification must be B.Sc in Chemistry/ Agriculture with 2 year Post Graduate Associate Course in Fruit and Vegetable Technology or M.Sc Degree.
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For the post of Senior Technical Assistant, candidates must have passed and should have a graduation degree in Agriculture and PG Degree.
UPPSC Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21: How to apply?
Step 1. Visit the official website - uppsc.up.nic.in
Step 2. Click on the apply link adjacent to the UP State Agriculture Service Exam 2020.
Step 3. Register by clicking on to ‘Apply’ Link.
Step 4. Select Post Registration Link.
Step 5. Fill up the registration form and pay the application fee.
Step 6. Upload the photo, sign and required documents in the prescribed format as mentioned in the official notification PDF.
Step 7. Fill all the details and submit the final application form.
Step 8. Take Printout of the Application Form for Future Reference.
UPPSC Combined State Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21: Application Fee
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GEN/OBC/EWS- Rs.125/-
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SC/ST/ExS- Rs.65/-
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PWD- Rs.25/-
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Application form Payment Mode- Online(Credit/Debit Card/Net Banking)
Download the official notification PDF here - UPPSC Combined State Agriculture Services Examination 2020-21 PDF
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