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UKPSC Regional Inspector (Technical) Recruitment 2022: Applications open till 27 June; check all details
For further queries, candidates are advised to go through the official notification. They can also seek technical help and guidance at ukpschelpline@gmail.com while applying for the post.

The Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) has opened the online application portal for the Regional Inspector (Technical) Exam 2022. Eligible candidates aspiring to take the examination can apply through the official website of UKPSC which is psc.uk.gov.in. The last date to apply for the vacancies is 27 June.The commission is conducting this recruitment drive to fill up a total of eight vacancies in the state Transport Department for the posts of Regional Inspector (Technical). Read the notification brochure here.Eligibility Criteria:Age Limit:Candidates willing to apply for the examination should be between 21 and 42 years as of 01 July 2022.Educational Qualification:The aspirants must possess a diploma degree in Automobile Engineering or Electrical Engineering from any recognised university.Application Fee:
- Candidates from the general category require to pay an application fee of Rs 176.
- The required fee for the domicile reserved category candidates is Rs 86.
- Scanned recent passport-size coloured photograph of the candidate.
- Scanned signature of the candidate in JPG/JPEG format only.
- Visit the UKPSC official site, psc.uk.gov.in
- On the homepage, go to the Recruitment notification and click on the application link for Regional Inspector (Technical) Exam-2022.
- Fill up the form and upload the above-mentioned documents
- .Pay the required application fee and submit.
- Download and take out a copy for future reference.Direct link to apply is here. For further queries, candidates are advised to go through the official notification. They can also seek technical help and guidance while applying at ukpschelpline@gmail.com.
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First Published:Jun 07, 2022, 19:50:32 IST
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