TNPSC to recruit over 10000 employees for Group IV category

Updated on: Saturday, April 28, 2012

The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) will conduct the largest recruitment drive in 30 years by filling over ten thousand vacancies in Group-IV category.

All communication right from application to results will be carried out online.

Exam date fixed for July 7, the online applications will be open from April 27 to May 28 for 10,793 vacancies in over 100 departments in the State government, TNPSC Chairman R. Nataraj said, "This is the largest recruitment drive in 30 years. This much-awaited exercise will be completed by September 2012". 

Mr. Nataraj said Group-IV recruitment would be completely online with no manual communication with the candidate. "Registration, application, acknowledgement, issue of hall ticket, results etc., will be all online. We expect more than 7 lakh applications."

Citing good response from the public for the newly redesigned website of the commission, www.tnpsc.gov.in, Mr. Nataraj said government departments were welcome to popularise their priority schemes by running a scrolling free of cost.

TNPSC, Secretary, Mr. Udhayachandran said 30,000 candidates had registered their profile online (one-time registration) so far and the number was increasing every minute.

Facilitation centres were being established in all taluks, post-offices, selected Indian Bank branches etc., to enable candidates to make one-time registration.

Replying to a question on whether one-time registration was mandatory for Group-IV posts to be notified on Saturday, he said, "Though we would encourage the applicants to register before applying, it is not been made compulsory yet."

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