Candidates urged to apply online at apsc.nic.in before the application window closes today.
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) is set to close the online application process today, September 25, for the position of Urban Technical Officer (Junior Grade-III) across various engineering disciplines. This recruitment initiative aims to fill a total of 43 posts within the Housing and Urban Affairs Department under ADVT. NO. 29/2025.
Eligible candidates interested in applying for these positions can visit the official website at apsc.nic.in. The available posts include 10 for Civil Engineers, 16 for Mechanical Engineers, 11 for Electrical Engineers, and 6 for Environmental Engineers. Each of these roles is categorized under the Junior Grade-III designation, which is crucial for the urban development initiatives in Assam.
To ensure a smooth application process, candidates should follow the guidelines provided on the APSC website. Upon visiting the homepage, applicants will find the UTO registration link prominently displayed under the ‘Latest Recruitment Advertisement’ section. It is essential for candidates to register themselves first, after which they can log in to complete their application.
The application form requires candidates to fill in their details accurately, pay the necessary application fee, and submit the completed form. After submission, it is advisable for applicants to print a copy of the completed application for future reference.
In addition to the application details, candidates should review the eligibility criteria, age limits, and pay scale, all of which are outlined in the official notification. This information is vital for ensuring that prospective applicants meet the requirements necessary for the positions they are applying for.
With the deadline approaching, candidates are encouraged to act promptly and complete their applications before the window closes. This recruitment drive represents a significant opportunity for qualified individuals looking to advance their careers within the urban engineering sector in Assam.
For any further information or clarification, candidates should refer directly to the official APSC website, which provides comprehensive details about the application process and the specific requirements for each engineering discipline.
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