SSC Selection Post Recruitment 2018 (Phase VI)

Staff Selection Commission has released the official notification for Selection Post 2018 Phase VI for 1136 vacancies for different posts and those who wish to apply can start applying online from 5th September.

SSC Vacancy Details :

Total No. of vacancies – 1136

Junior Engineer (Q.A.) – 109 Posts
Junior Physiotherapist – 9 Posts
Scientific Assistant – 96 Posts
Junior Seed Analyst – 1 Post
Heraldic Assistant in History Division– 1 Post
Investigator Grade-II – 3 Posts
Botanical Assistant- 31 Posts
Data Processing Assistant – 48 Posts
Library & Information Assistant – 9 Posts
Fertilizer Inspector -2 Posts
Physiotherapist – 2 Posts
Sub-Editor (Hindi) -1 Posts
Sub-Editor (English) – 1 Post
Library Information Assistant -1 Post
Junior Physiotherapist -1 Post
Dietician Grade-III (Jr. Dietician) – 2 Posts
Senior Scientific Assistant (Toxicology) – 1 Post
Geographer – 1 Post
Junior Physiotherapist – 2 Posts
Dietician Grade III – 2 Posts
Sr Instructor(Weaving) – 1 Post
Sr Hindi Typist – 1 Post
Sound Technician – 1 Post
Accountant – 1 Post
Jr Physiotherapist – 6 Posts

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