UPPSC Mukhya Sevika Exam 2022: Last date to apply at upsssc.gov.in

Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UPSSSC) will close down the online application process for Mukhya Sevika (Head Servant) Mains exam 2022 on 24 August

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The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UPSSSC) will close the online application process for Mukhya Sevika (Head Servant) Mains exam 2022 today, 24 August. Candidates can apply for the Mukhya Sevika Mains exam at the official website of the Commission at upsssc.gov.in. Through this recruitment campaign, UPPSC aims to fill a total number of 2,693 vacancies for the post of Mukhya Sevika. The vacancies are for the following posts - child development services and nutrition department. Candidates can make the required corrections to the application form by 31 August. Candidates who have qualified for the Preliminary Eligibility Test (PET) 2021 are eligible to apply.Category-wise vacancy details:For General Category: 1,079 postsFor Other Backward Class (OBC): 727For Scheduled Caste (SC): 565For economically weaker section: 269For Scheduled Tribe (ST): 53Check the official notice hereUPPSC Mukhya Sevika Exam 2022 Eligibility:Age limit: 21 to 40 years as on 1 July 2022.Aspirants, from all categories, will have to pay Rs 25 as the registration fee. For shortlisting eligible aspirants, a preliminary eligibility test (PET) will be conducted by the examination body.UPPSC Mukhya Sevika Exam 2022 steps to apply:Step 1: Go to upsssc.gov.inStep 2: Look for the candidate’s registration and click on the link to applyStep 3: Then apply for the desired post on the official pageStep 4: Fill out the application form, upload all necessary documents, and pay the required feeStep 5: Finally, submit the formStep 6: Keep the application form for future use or referenceRead all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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