CG Mahila Bal Vikas Vibhag Raigarh Bharti 2024 Women and Development Department Chhattisgarh has issued a notification on 26 December 2024 for the recruitment of 02 posts of Gender Specialist, Office Assistant. Candidates willing to apply who fulfill the prescribed educational qualification and other eligibility can do so till the last date 28 January 2025.
Birth Certificate/Class 10th Marksheet will be mandatory for date of birth verification.
The prescribed minimum educational qualification should be compulsorily attached for almost all the years.
Chhattisgarh Council Live Employment Registration Certificate must be attached compulsorily.
Aadhaar card photocopy
Permanent Caste Certificate issued by the competent authority.
Permanent Residence Certificate.
Experience certificate certified by competent authority (if available).
Recent passport size photograph
Make sure to self-certify all the certificates.
CG Mahila Bal Vikas Vibhag Raigarh Bharti 2024 : How to apply
Application Process : – The application process is offline, attach all your documents with the application form given below, put it in an envelope and send it to the “ office address” through speed post / registered post.
Office address for offline application : To, District Program Officer Women and Child Development Department District Raigarh (CG)
CG Mahila Bal Vikas Vibhag Raigarh Bharti 2024 : Selection Process
First of all, the eligible-ineligible list will be released from all the applications received (the candidates filling the form should keep visiting the departmental website and our website Shikshalive.com from time to time).
Then the eligible candidates will be called for written test/skill test/interview.
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