Employees’ State Insurance Corporation is hiring more than 3,000 people for upper division clerk, stenographers and more across India

• ESIC is hiring over 3,000 people in the upper clerk division, stenographers and multitasking staff profiles across various states and cities in India.
• The online application window will open on January 15, 2022 and will close on February 15, 2022.
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The Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) is looking to fill over 3,000 positions in upper clerk division, stenographers and multitasking staff profiles across various states and cities in India.

The online application window will open on January 15, 2022 and will close on February 15, 2022.

These are the vacancies in ESIC

State	No. of vacancies for upper clerk division	No. of vacancies for stenographers	No. of vacancies for multitasking staff
North Eastern Region	1	0	17
Andhra Pradesh	7	2	26
Bihar	35	8	26
Chattisgarh	17	3	21
Directorate Medical Delhi	0	9	0
Goa	13	1	12
Gujarat	136	6	127
Himachal Pradesh	29	0	15
Jammu & Kashmir	8	1	0
Jharkhand	6	0	26
Karnataka	199	18	65
Kerala	66	4	60
Madhya Pradesh	44	2	56
Maharashtra	318	18	258
Odisha	30	3	41
Puducherry	6	1	7
Punjab	81	2	105
Uttar Pradesh	36	5	119
Rajasthan	67	15	105
Delhi	0	3	0
Tamil Nadu	150	16	219
Telangana	25	4	43
Uttarakhand	9	1	17
West Bengal and Sikkim	113	4	103

Eligibility criteria for the roles

1. For Upper Clerk Division — Graduation degree in any discipline from any recognised university/institution.
2. For Stenographer — Class 12 pass or graduated from any recognised university/institution. However, a 10 minute skill test would be conducted and the passing criteria is 80 words per minute. Transcription — English (50 minutes), Hindi (65 minutes).
3. For multitasking staff — People who passed Class 10 are eligible for the post.
4. Candidates should be between 18 to 27 years of age, as of February 15, 2022.
   

Interested candidates can seek more information here and can apply here.

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