There are a different Public Service Commissions in India in different states which help the respective state government in various activities related to state civil services. All Major Public Service Commission of India play an important role in the administration of all government services in states.
Here we are discussing some major public service commission like MPSC (Maharashtra Public Service Commission), JPSC (Jharkhand Public Service Commission) and APSC (Assam Public Service Commission). These three PSCs play an important role in the administrative bodies of their states.
Recruitmentresult.com has provided the latest information and notifications of MPSC, JPSC and APSC. And we will continue to do so in 2013. MPSC 2013 notifications, JPSC 2013 notifications and APSC 2013 notifications will be published on our website to keep our visitors updated about any recruitment happening in these PSCs.
Recruitment Procedure of All Major Public Service Commission
• All PSCs publish official recruitment notification on its website and all leading newspapers.
• Application and invited and then duly filled application are selected.
• Those selected applicants appear in the exam conducted by respective PSC.
• Those candidates who qualify the written exam are invited for interview.
• Finally selected candidates join state civil services.
Responsibilities of all major public service commission:
• Public Service Commission help State Government in Recruitment of fresh civil services employees. To fulfil this duty it conducts recruitment exams every year.
• It gives advice to state government on the matters of promotion of civil services employees. To complete this duty it conducts departmental exams.
• It holds all disciplinary actions against civil services employees.
• Matters related to salary, pension, reimbursements and other financial matters related to civil services employees are solved by Public Service Commission.
APSC was established on 1st April 1937. Shri Kameswar Das was the first chairman of APSC and he held the post till July 1952.
Eligibility criteria are different for different type of PSC Jobs. All of the posts have different eligibility criteria in terms of qualification and age limit. Various recruitment exams are conducted every year. Candidates are advised to stay in touch of our website to get the latest information about all notifications of MPSC, JPSC and APSC. We gather the latest information about all these notifications and let our visitors know about them as soon as possible.
MPSC 2013 notifications, JPSC 2013 notifications and APSC 2013 notifications will be published on our website to keep our visitors updated about any recruitment happening in these PSCs.
Here we are discussing some major public service commission like MPSC (Maharashtra Public Service Commission), JPSC (Jharkhand Public Service Commission) and APSC (Assam Public Service Commission). These three PSCs play an important role in the administrative bodies of their states.
Recruitmentresult.com has provided the latest information and notifications of MPSC, JPSC and APSC. And we will continue to do so in 2013. MPSC 2013 notifications, JPSC 2013 notifications and APSC 2013 notifications will be published on our website to keep our visitors updated about any recruitment happening in these PSCs.
Recruitment Procedure of All Major Public Service Commission
• All PSCs publish official recruitment notification on its website and all leading newspapers.
• Application and invited and then duly filled application are selected.
• Those selected applicants appear in the exam conducted by respective PSC.
• Those candidates who qualify the written exam are invited for interview.
• Finally selected candidates join state civil services.
Responsibilities of all major public service commission:
• Public Service Commission help State Government in Recruitment of fresh civil services employees. To fulfil this duty it conducts recruitment exams every year.
• It gives advice to state government on the matters of promotion of civil services employees. To complete this duty it conducts departmental exams.
• It holds all disciplinary actions against civil services employees.
• Matters related to salary, pension, reimbursements and other financial matters related to civil services employees are solved by Public Service Commission.
Jharkhand was created in year 2000, and then as per central government rules Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) came into existence.
APSC was established on 1st April 1937. Shri Kameswar Das was the first chairman of APSC and he held the post till July 1952.
Eligibility criteria are different for different type of PSC Jobs. All of the posts have different eligibility criteria in terms of qualification and age limit. Various recruitment exams are conducted every year. Candidates are advised to stay in touch of our website to get the latest information about all notifications of MPSC, JPSC and APSC. We gather the latest information about all these notifications and let our visitors know about them as soon as possible.
MPSC 2013 notifications, JPSC 2013 notifications and APSC 2013 notifications will be published on our website to keep our visitors updated about any recruitment happening in these PSCs.
