Central Govt. will create two lakh govt.
jobs by 2017/ two lakh govt. jobs by 2017 in India
It’s a very good news for all the aspirants
who are seeking Government jobs In India. Central Govt. will recruit more than
two lakh aspirants for jobs in various govt. departments.
The major reason for the sudden increase in
hiring of employees is that many government departments are facing crucial
situation in Group B and C categories because of temporary vacancies on fresh
recruitment for the past few years. According to personnel ministry, more than
6 lakhs seats are empty at various central government departments.
Modi Government has decided to create new
jobs and also to fill all existing vacant posts which may create more than two
lakh govt. jobs in India.
The Central government has projected in the
budget estimates for 2016-17 an increase of about 2.18 lakh in the existing
workforce of 33.05 lakh, as in 2015, by 2017.
The biggest increase is expected to be made
in the revenue department with 70,000 employees which includes income tax,
customs and excise departments also.
Minister of State for Personnel, Public
Grievances and Pensions Jitendra Singh said on April 25, 2016 that the
projection has been made after due consideration and keeping in mind the
futuristic vision of the government. “The government, wherever required, takes
into consideration creation of new posts.
The Cabinet Secretariat has already asked
all ministries to mention “employment generation potential” in each scheme
while seeking approval of the Union Cabinet and its Committees.
The government has started taking important
initiatives by creating new government jobs in India and also by filling the
backlog vacancies in various government departments in India.
So, you should start preparing for these
govt. jobs. As the exams for most of the govt. jobs in India may be conducted
by SSC, you should refer the syllabus of SSC Combined Graduate level exam as
well as SSC Combined Higher Secondary exams which will be very helpful for
these jobs.
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