BECIL is hiring class 12 pass students and graduates — checkout last date, eligibility criteria and other details

• BECIL is looking forward to filling 378 posts on a contractual basis.
• The last date to apply for the opportunity is April 25.
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Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited (BECIL), which is a mini ratna public enterprise of the Indian government, has rolled out a notification to fill up 378 posts on contractual basis.

The last date to apply for the opportunity is April 25.

These are the vacancies at BECIL —

Post	No. of vacancies
Office Assistant	200
Data Entry Operator	178

Eligibility criteria for both the roles —

1. For Office Assistant post — Graduate in any discipline from any recognised university.
   

1. For Data Entry Operator post — Class 12 pass/graduate in any discipline from any recognised university/institution.
   

Selection procedure —

1. For Office Assistant post — Written test will be conducted (including both objective and descriptive) which will include general awareness and current affairs, english grammar and writing. Computer knowledge tests will also be conducted which will include test knowledge of MS Office (Word Excel & PowerPoint). Candidates will also have to qualify a typing test of 35 wpm in English or 30 wpm in Hindi in two phases. Final selection will be done on the basis of personal interaction/discussion.
   
2. For Data Entry Operator post — Candidates will have to qualify a typing test of 35 wpm in English or 30 wpm in Hindi in two phases.
   

Candidates belonging to general/other backward class (OBC)/ will also have to pay an online application fee of ₹750, while candidates belonging to scheduled caste (SC)/scheduled tribe (ST)/economically weaker section (EWS) will have to pay ₹450.

Candidates can apply online here and seek more information here.

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