Technical Assistant, Junior Engineer (Civil/Electrical), Library & Information Assistant, SAS Assistant, Pharmacist, Senior Technician, Technician, Lab Attendant

Who Should Apply Age Limits: Candidates must be between 18 and 33 years old. Upper age relaxations apply: SC/ST candidates get 5 years, OBC candidates get 3 years, and PwD candidates get 10 years. Check your exact eligibility using the age calculator . Educational Qualification: Requirements vary by post, ranging from 10+2 in Science for Lab Attendant to 3-year Diplomas, B.E./B.Tech, B.Sc, MCA, or B.Pharma for specialized roles. Domicile Rule: Open to all Indian citizens regardless of state residency, though candidates must be willing to reside in Agartala, Tripura. Gender Restrictions: Both male and female candidates are eligible to apply across all non-teaching posts. Educational qualifications are strictly categorized by post level. Candidates applying for Technical Assistant positions (Pay Level 6) must hold a First Class B.E., B.Tech, MCA, First Class Diploma in Engineering with an exemplary academic record, or a First Class B.Sc/M.Sc in a relevant subject. Junior Engineers (Civil/Electrical) require a First Class B.E./B.Tech or Diploma in Civil or Electrical Engineering. Library & Information Assistants require a First Class Bachelor's Degree in Science, Arts, or Commerce alongside a Bachelor's Degree in Library and Information Science. SAS Assistants need a First Class Degree in Physical Education (B.P.Ed). For technical operational roles, Pharmacist positions demand 10+2 Science with a 2-year Diploma in Pharmacy or B.Pharma along with valid registration under the Pharmacy Act, 1948. Senior Technician (Level 4) and Technician (Level 3) posts require 10+2 Science with at least 60% marks, or a 3-year Diploma in Engineering in relevant trades. Lab Attendants (Level 1) require a pass in 10+2 in Science from a recognized educational board. Candidates must ensure they fulfill all cut-off criteria on or before the closing date. Salary and Career Growth Pay Level 6 (Technical Assistant, JE, Library Asst, SAS Asst): Basic Pay ₹35,400 to ₹1,12,400. Initial monthly gross income is approximately ₹54,000 to ₹58,000 including DA and allowances. Pay Level 5 (Pharmacist): Basic Pay ₹29,200 to ₹92,300. Initial monthly gross income is around ₹44,000 to ₹48,000. Pay Level 4 (Senior Technician): Basic Pay ₹25,500 to ₹81,100. Initial monthly gross income is around ₹38,000 to ₹42,000. Pay Level 3 & Level 1 (Technician, Lab Attendant): Basic Pay ₹21,700 (Level 3) and ₹18,000 (Level 1). Initial gross salary ranges from ₹28,000 to ₹34,000 per month. All posts advertised are regular central government non-teaching appointments. Selected candidates receive benefits under the National Pension System (NPS), where approximately 10% of basic pay and DA is deducted towards retirement savings, matched by government contribution. Professional tax and income tax deductions apply as per income slabs. Calculate your exact monthly take-home salary using our free salary calculator . Career progression follows standard Central Educational Institutions hierarchy through periodic Departmental Examinations and Modified Assured Career Progression (MACP) schemes every 10 years, offering reliable salary growth up to Senior Technical Officer cadres. How to Apply Candidates must submit their applications exclusively online through the recruitment portal. Follow these exact steps to complete registration: Visit the official recruitment portal URL: Read the detailed recruitment notification thoroughly to confirm your eligibility for the desired post. Click on the new registration link and enter your personal details including full name, mobile number, and active email address. Log in using your generated registration credentials and fill out the detailed application form with educational marks and work experience. Scan and upload your recent passport-size photograph with a plain background along with your signature. Use the image resizer tool to adjust dimensions and file sizes to meet system limits. Upload relevant educational certificates, category certificates, experience certificates, and identity proof in standard PDF format. Pay the requisite application fee online (₹1000 for General/OBC, ₹750 for SC/ST) using net banking , credit card, or debit card. Review every filled section carefully using the preview feature to correct any typographical mistakes. Submit the final application form and save the computer-generated confirmation page. Download and print at least two copies of the submitted application form and fee payment receipt for future reference. Common Mistakes That Get Applications Rejected Applications with minor errors are frequently rejected at initial screening. Watch out for these crucial areas: Incorrect Photo or Signature Upload: Uploading blurry images or documents that exceed specified pixel dimensions or file size limits leads to automatic rejection. Mismatch in Educational Qualification Cut-Offs: Applying for Senior Technician or Technician posts without obtaining 60% aggrega

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