Deputy Director/ Additional Director/ Officers Belonging jobs in Kolkata at West Bengal PSC

Advt. No. 9/2019

Deputy Director/ Additional Director/ Officers Belonging job Position in West Bengal PSC

Additional Director

No. of Vacancy : 1

Qualifications : (i) A Master degree in Veterinary Science or Animal Husbandry from a recognized University. (ii) Eight(8) years’ experience in extension work at field level. (iii) Five(5) years’ experience in Govt. Animal Farms or extension and development work of which atleast two(2) years as head of the Farm/ head of the office . (iv) Five(5) years’ experience in the field of disease diagnosis and eradication/ cattle , poultry or other livestock development. (v) Five(5) years’ experience in a superior administrative post [not below the rank of Deputy Director/ equivalent level of posts in comparable establishments acting as head of the office and D.D.O.]. Experience in State Govt./ Central Govt. Farms, or in State Govt. Undertaking Farms/ Central Govt. Undertaking Farms, or in any Joint Sector farms under the control of State Govt./ Central Govt. (vi) Registration with the West Bengal Veterinary Council under Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984, is necessary for the holders of Master degree in Veterinary Science (vii) Knowledge of Bengali / Nepali and English – spoken and written

Desirable: (i) A doctorate degree either in Veterinary Science or in Animal Husbandry. A candidate with outstanding academic record and original contribution to respective fields will be preferred. (ii) A Degree or Diploma in Business Management of a University recognized by All India Council of Technical Education.

Pay : Rs.28,000/- – Rs.52, 000/- (P.B. – 4B) plus Grade Pay Rs.7,600/-.

Age Limit : Not more than 55 years on 01.01.2019.

Deputy Director

No. of Vacancies : 4

Qualifications : (i) A Master degree in Animal Husbandry or Bachelor degree in Veterinary Science and having Registration with the West Bengal Veterinary Council constituted under the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984 (52 of 1984). (ii) Eight years’ experience in total in the field/farm/disease investigation in laboratory, experience in the State Government/Central Government Farms, or in State Government Undertaking Farms/Central Government Undertaking Farms, or in any Joint Sector Farms under the control of State Government/Central Government; (iii) Knowledge of Bengali / Nepali and English – spoken and written. (iv) The Officers of State Service Candidates with I.D.D. (D.H.),with 15 years’ experience will also be eligible.

Desirable: A Degree or Diploma in Business Management of a University recognized by All India Council of Technical Education.

Pay : Rs.15, 600/- – Rs.42, 000/- (P.B. – 4A) plus Grade Pay Rs.6, 600/-.

Age Limit : Not more than 50 years on 01.01.2019.

Officers Belonging

No. of Vacancies : 6

Qualifications : An Honours Degree from a recognized University.

Pay : Rs.15, 600/- – Rs.42, 000/- (P.B. 4A) plus Grade Pay Rs. 5, 400/-.

Age Limit : Not less than 21 years and not more than 36 years as on 01.01.2019. The age-limit shall be reaxable only in cases of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Casts or the Scheduled Tribes or the Other Backward Classes (OBC-A & OBC-B) or the physically handicapped or the Ex-Servicemen as per the extant Rules or order of the Government

Fee : Rs. 210/- (Rupees two hundred ten) only. In addition to that, the candidate will be charged as follows: (i) For online payment through debit/credit cards: Convenience fee 1% of the examination fee subject to a minimum of Rs. 5/- (Rupees Five) only plus 18% G.S.T. on convenience fee. (ii) For online payment through net banking: Convenience fee of Rs. 5/- (Rupees Five) only plus 18% G.S.T. on convenience fee. (iii) For offline payment through bank counter: Service Charge of Rs. 20/- (Rupees Twenty) only.

Selection Procedure : The examination will comprise of two successive parts, namely: (a) Part-I Written Examination (b) Part-II Personality Test

The origin and evolution of Public Service Commission in India can be traced back to the democratic demands raised by the Indians and consequence thereof. As far back as 1856 educated Indians raised the demand for admission into the Indian Civil Service, and the Indian National Congress adopted a resolution on its foundation in 1885 demanding holding of simultaneous examination for the I.C.S. both in England and in India. Such demands were supplementary to the demands raised in the Indian National Movement for self-government.