Assistant Executive Engineer Civil/ Electrical/ Mechanical jobs in Delhi at Delhi Development Authority

Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil/ Electrical/ Mechanical) job Position in Delhi Development Authority

Recruitment of Assistant Executive Engineer (Civil) and Assistant Executive Engineer (Electrical/ Mechanical)

No. of Vacancies :

AEE( Civil) : 20 (UR-11, SC-03, ST-01, OBC-05)

AEE(E/M) : 03 (UR-02, OBC-01)

Qualification :

AEE (Civil) :- Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent from a recognized University/ Institution

AEE(E/M) :- Degree in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering or equivalent from a recognized University/ Institution

Group : A

Pay Matrix : Level 10

Age Limit : 21-30 years

Application Fee : Application Fee will be Rs. 500/- for all categories of posts. Transaction charges of the bank, taxes, as applicable shall be borne by the candidate.

Selection Procedure :The candidates who are meeting the eligibility criteria mentioned above, appeared/qualified the GATE 2019 examination and registered with DDA for recruitment to the above posts, will be shortlisted for interview on the basis of their GATE Score. (The weightage of GATE Score will be 85% and interview will be 15%).

Period of Probation : the selected candidates will be put on a probation period of two years and in house training regarding departmental procedures etc. Probation of the candidate will be confirmed after completing/passing the departmental examination prescribed by DDA.

Medical Standards : Candidates provisionally selected by DDA will have to undergo a Pre-Employment Medical Examination. The health of candidates will be assessed by Authorized Medical Officers/nominated hospitals and the appointment will be subject to meeting the medical standards as per rules.

We foresee the complex needs of the changing times. We think, plan and work for the future of Delhi. Ever since its inception in 1957, Delhi Development Authority has pioneered the process of development in the city. A Master Plan was formulated by DDA in 1962, which ensured a balanced development of Delhi by creating new residential extension areas which were self-contained and provided a healthy and secure environment. The plan was revised in 1982 and now DDA is all set to meet the challenge of accommodating the needs of the projected population of 128 lakhs by the end of this decade with its comprehensive Master Plan for Delhi 2001.