Secondary Engineer jobs in Mumbai at Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

Secondary Engineer recruitment in Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai recruiting 291 Vacancies for the post of Secondary Engineer

Secondary Engineer Civil (Class B)/190 Post

Qualification : Passed Civil/ Construction Engineering degree OR Associate Examination Part B Pass in Civil Engineering from Institutions of Engineer (India) OR Civil Engineering degree of Associate Membership Examination Part A/ B

Pay Scale : Rs.9300-34800

Secondary Engineer-Mechanical/Electrical (Class B)/92 Post

Qualification : Passed Mechanical / Electrical/ Electronics/ Production/ Electronics & Power Engineering degree OR Associate Examination Part B Pass in Mechanical / Electrical Engineering from Institutions of Engineer (India) OR Mechanical / Electrical Engineering degree of Associate Membership Examination Part A/ B

Pay Scale : Rs.9300-34800

Secondary Engineer-Architecture (Class B)/09 Post

Qualification : Passed Architecture Engineering degree OR Member of Royal Institute of British Architect OR Architecture Degree from Kalabhavan, Badoda Institute OR Pass from Sir JJ School of Architect OR Diploma in Architecture from Maharashtra state.

Pay Scale : Rs.9300-34800

Age : 18-38 Yrs

Fee : Candidates Can Pay The Fee of Rs. 600/- For General Candidates and Rs. 300/- For SC/ST. The Fee Can be submitted through Online. Selection Process :

Selection Process : Candidates will be selected on the basis of their performance in 1. Written Examination / Interview.

Bombay was the first British Indian possession, which came as a part of the royal dowry in 1661 to King Charles II of England on his marriage to the Portuguese princess, Infanta Catherine de Braganza. Ironically enough, Bombay also set the stage for the birth of the country's historic freedom movement, as well as for some of its major landmarks, including Gandhiji's 1942 call to the British to 'Quit India'. It was in Bombay that the Indian National Congress was born in 1885. It led the country's struggle for political independence and indirectly to the liquidation of the British Empire.