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UPSC Recruitment 2021: Notification out for five positions; steps to apply

The notification lists vacancies for four different categories: two posts for lady medical officer (family welfare), and one each for principal design officer (electrical), ship surveyor cum deputy director general and assistant architect

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The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has issued a recruitment notification on its official website https://www.upsc.gov.in. The notification lists vacancies for four different categories. The names and numbers of vacancies are as follows:Lady Medical Officer(Family Welfare): TwoPrincipal Design Officer (Electrical): OneShip Surveyor cum Deputy Director General: OneAssistant Architect: OneThe last date to apply for these positions is Friday, 2 April. Aspirants can do so through the Online Recruitment Applications (ORA) portal. Here are the steps that they can take to apply:Step 1: Visit the official website https://www.upsc.gov.inStep 2: On the homepage, click on the option ‘Online Recruitment Applications’ under the recruitment sectionStep 3: Now, click on Apply Now written next to the post of your interestStep 4: Read the instructions carefully and click on next. Another page will load. Carefully go through the instructions again and proceedStep 5: You will be redirected to a new page. Click on the declaration box and press submitStep 6: Now, click on New Registration and enter the details. Upload the required documentsStep 7: Lastly, pay the feeStep 8: Download the UPSC recruitment 2021 application formStep 9: Take the printout and save it for future referenceAspirants who want to apply for more than one post can do so by creating separate applications on the portal. A fee of Rs 25 has to be submitted by candidates from the unreserved category for each application. However, SC, ST, PwBD as well as women candidates are not required to pay application fees

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First Published:Mar 13, 2021, 19:17:31 IST
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