If you are interested in obtaining government employment without taking exams, the postal service may be a good option for you. This period is particularly important because direct recruitment for 23,757 positions, including Postal Master Branch, Assistant Postal Master Branch, and Postal Clerk, has begun under the GDS Schedule II.
The question arises regarding the deadline for applying for these vacancies. According to the information, the last day to submit applications is September 21. Interested candidates can submit documents online before this date.
A feature of this government vacancy is that there is no requirement to pass any exams or interviews. The list of selected candidates is formed based on scores obtained from the 10th grade results.
Candidates who have received a secondary education certificate from an accredited educational institution in the 10th grade are eligible to apply for these positions. Furthermore, it is mandatory to have Mathematics and English as subjects in the 10th-grade curriculum. Additionally, the candidate must know the local language of the region where they are submitting the form. The age range for applicants is from 18 to 40 years, with preferential treatment regarding age provided to candidates from reserved categories according to their category.
When filling out the form, a registration fee of 100 rupees must be paid. However, candidates belonging to female gender, SC, ST, PwBD castes, and transgender individuals are exempt from paying any fees.
The vacancies are distributed as follows: Maharashtra — 2297, Tamil Nadu — 2118, Uttar Pradesh — 1691, Bengal — 1619, Madhya Pradesh — 1450, Jharkhand — 1379, Kerala — 1373, North Eastern Region — 1354, Odisha — 1353, Karnataka — 1116, Bihar — 1098.
For this vacancy, candidates are not required to take an exam. Selection is based on marks in the 10th grade. The computer system will calculate the candidates' scores, based on which the list of merits and demerits will be compiled. Selected candidates will be invited for document verification, after which a medical examination will follow. After all procedures are completed, they will be issued an appointment order.
