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UPSC Recruitment 2022: Apply for Investigator Grade-1 and other posts now
The eligibility criteria for each of the posts is different, the details of which can be checked from the official notification

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has invited recruitment applications for the post of Investigator Grade - I and other vacancies. Applicants who wish to apply can check the official web portal. The last date to apply for the above mentioned posts is 10 November 2022. This recruitment drive aims to fill up a total of 15 vacancies in the organisation. The eligibility criteria for each of the posts is different, the details of which can be checked in the official notification.Check the official notice here.The category-wise minimum level of passing criteria in interviews will be as follows:UR/EWS - 50 out of 100 marksSC/ST/PwBD - 40 out of 100 marksOBC - 45 out of 100 marksThis is irrespective of whether the selection has been made only by interview or by recruitment test followed by interview.The details of the UPSC vacancies are as follows:Extension Officer: 1 VacancyJunior Scientific Officer: 2 VacanciesInvestigator Grade-I: 12 VacanciesWhat are the steps to apply for the UPSC Vacancies?
- Visit the official web portal for UPSC recruitment 2022
- Click on Apply Online
- Click on the link that reads, “Online Recruitment Application (ORA) for various recruitment posts.”
- Click on Apply Now and pay the application fee
- Click on submit
- Download and take a print out of the application form
First Published:Oct 22, 2022, 14:45:15 IST
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