Govt Releases Exam Schedule to Fill 81k Posts in State Offices
Hindustan Times Rajasthan|January 05, 2025
The Rajasthan government on Saturday released the calendar of examinations to be held in 2025 to fill about 81,000 government jobs across the state, an official statement from the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said.
HT Correspondent

JAIPUR:

"The decisions taken by chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma for the youth are appearing to be effective in fulfilling their dreams to secure a government job. The government, on this new year, has now released the calendar of examinations to be held in the year 2025 for about 81,000 government jobs," the statement said.

It further added that at least 13,500 recruitment letters of the total hiring will also be disbursed in the first month of the year only. "Last year, the government recruited 47,000 youth while the examinations for another 15,000 were also conducted which will soon be announced," the CMO stated.

As per the latest calendar issued by the government, the maximum vacancies of 52,453 were notified from Group D employees followed by 8,256 in health department cadres under the National Health Mission Project. Along with these, 2,756 drivers, 2,202 lecturers, 2,200 junior technical assistants, and 1,226 junior engineers posts were also listed.

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