DIRECT RECRUITMENT OF POSTAL ASSISTANTS / SORTING ASSISTANTS : (Odisha Circle) Vacancy Position

Department of Posts, India

Office of the Chief Postmaster General, Odisha Circle,

Bhubaneswar – 751 001

NOTIFICATION

No.RE/6-12/2012, Dated at Bhubaneswar the 09-08-2012.

Sub: DIRECT RECRUITMENT OF POSTAL ASSISTANTS / 

SORTING ASSISTANTS          

Applications are invited from the eligible Applicants for filling of vacancies 

of POSTAL ASSISTANTS / SORTING ASSISTANTS.

The details of the vacancies pertaining to the year 2011 & 2012 in each Division / Unit in the Circle are furnished as hereunder: Sl. No.						Name of Division / Unit					Details of vacancies					Total
OC			SC					ST			OBC			Ex-Servicemen					Physically Handicapped
PH.I (OH)											PH.II (HH)
POSTAL ASSISTANTS Part-I
1.	Bhubaneswar			Nil			Nil		Nil		01		01		Nil			01			03
2.	Puri			03			02		03		01		02		Nil			Nil			11
3.	Cuttack City			Nil			Nil		01		Nil		Nil		Nil			Nil			01
4.	Cuttack North			05			02		03		02		01		Nil			Nil			13
5.	Cuttack South			06			03		02		02		02		Nil			Nil			15
6.	Bhadrak			03			Nil		01		01		Nil		Nil			Nil			05
7.	Balasore			05			Nil		02		Nil		01		Nil			02			10
8.	Mayurbhanj			Nil			Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil			Nil			Nil
9.	Sambalpur			05			03		Nil		02		01		Nil			02			13
10.	Sundargarh			03			Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil			Nil			03
11.	Bolangir			06			Nil		02		01		01		Nil			Nil			10
12.	Keonjhar			Nil			Nil		Nil		Nil		01		Nil			Nil			01
13.	Dhenkanal			03			Nil		Nil		02		Nil		Nil			Nil			05
14.	Berhampur			07			Nil		Nil		Nil		02		Nil			Nil			09
15.	Aska			06			01		Nil		02		01		Nil			Nil			10
16.	Phulbani			01			Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil			Nil			01
17.	Kalahandi			03			Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil		Nil			Nil			03
18.	Koraput			04			Nil		02		01		Nil		Nil			Nil			07
Total		60			11			16		15		13		Nil			05			120
Part-II  SORTING ASSISTANTS
19.	RMS ‘N’			04			01		03		01		01		Nil			Nil			10
20.	RMS ‘BG’			03			01		01		01		01		Nil			Nil			07
21.	RMS ‘K’			06			Nil		Nil		01		02		Nil			Nil			09
Total		13			02			04		03		04		Nil			Nil			26
Part-III  POSTAL ASSISTANTS IN ODISHA CIRCLE CADRE POST
22.	PA(CO/RO)			07			01		04		03		02		Nil			Nil			17
23.	PA(SBCO)			07			03		02		03		01		Nil			01			17
Total		14			04			06		06		03		Nil			01			34

Courtesy : http://aipeukoraputdivision.blogspot.in/

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