India Post has announced Branch Postmaster, Assistant Branch Postmaster and Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) vacancies for Jammu and Kashmir circle. There are total 442 vacant posts which will be filled through this recruitment. Candidates can check detailed recruitment advertisement on the India Post GDS recruitment website, 'appost.in'.
A candidate must have passed Secondary School Certificate examination or should have passed class 10th examination from a recognized board of education to be eligible for recruitment.
The candidate must be between 18 years to 40 years of age. Candidates are advised to refer to the recruitment advertisement for detailed eligibility requirement and relaxation on upper age limit for reserved categories.
Another important requirement is that the applicant must have studied the local language at least up to class 10. Interested candidate must also be able to ride a bicycle.
The candidate will also be required to furnish Basic Computer Training Course Certificate of at least 60 days duration from any Computer Training Institute run by Central Government/State Government /Universities / Boards / Private Institutions Organizations. This requirement of basic computer knowledge certificate will be relaxed for candidates who have studied computer as a subject in Matriculation or class 12 or any other higher educational level.
Candidates who are applying for the post of BPM must provide accommodation for Branch post office after selection but before engagement. Selection for the advertised posts will be based purely on merit.
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