OPSC Recruitment | Apply for Assistant Fisheries Officer

Introduction

Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) has announced a notification for the recruitment of Assistant Fisheries Officer Posts. The Candidates who are interested and meet all eligibility criteria can read the Official Notification of OPSC Recruitment and can apply online through the Official website or from the given link.

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Notification

OPSC Notification 2020
Name of the Organisation	Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC)
Type of the Organization	Government
Position/Designation	Assistant Fisheries Officer
Job Location	Odisha
Vacancies	31 Posts
Official Website	OPSC Recruitment
Official Notification	OPSC Notification

Eligibility

OPSC Eligibility 2020
S. No.	Name of the Post	Age Limit as on 01/01/2020	Educational Qualification
1.	Assistant Fisheries Officer	Min Age: 21 years Max Age: 37 years	candidate must have a Bachelor's Degree in Fishery Science (B.F.Sc.) from any recognized University in India Or abroad.

Vacancy

OPSC Vacancy 2020
S. No.	Name of the Post	SC	ST	No. of Posts
1.	Assistant Fisheries Officer	04	27	31 Posts

Apply-Online

OPSC Apply Online 2020
Selection Process	Written Test and Interview
Application Start Date	14/01/2020
Application End Date	13/02/2020
Official Website	OPSC Recruitment
Official Notification	OPSC Notification
Apply Mode	Online
Apply Online	OPSC Apply Online

Instructions

To Apply Online For OPSC Recruitment

1. Visit the OPSC Recruitment Official Website.

2. Click on Apply Online.

3. Select the relevant Post Notification.

4. Enter all the required information in the Online Application Form.

5. Click on Submit.

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