Ministry Of External Affairs Recruitment For The Post Of Consultant In Delhi

Consultant  job recruitment in Ministry of External Affairs

Qualifications :  Applicants should be an Indian National  LLM /Bachelors Degree in Law  Applicant must also be computer savvy

Desirable : 1-2 years work experience in legal field / Courts.

Prior experience with MEA/ Other GoI Departments

Remuneration : The remuneration would be as per GFR norms and commensurate with the experience and profile of the selected candidate subject to a maximum of Rs, 6,60 lakh per annum Deduction of mandatory taxes will be applicable

The envelope containing the applicants’ details as mentioned above should be clearly labelled Application for the post of Consultant (Legal) for CPV Division of Ministry of External Affairs and Addressed to :  Shri Amit Kumar Joint Secretary (Administration) Ministry of External Affairs Room No 149-C, South Block New Delhi 110 011

Education : LLM, LLB

Ministry Of External Affairs is looking for LLB , LLM profile candidates.

The envelope containing the applicants’ details as mentioned above
should be clearly labelled “Application for the post of Consultant
(Legal) for CPV Division of Ministry of External Affairs ” and
addressed to : Shri Amit Kumar Joint Secretary (Administration)
Ministry of External Affairs Room No. 149-C, South Block New Delhi 110
011, Email : jsad@mea.gov.in.

The last date for receiving applications is 24 April 2019.

The Ministry was initially the Ministry of External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations, a holdover from the British Raj. It was renamed the Ministry of External Affairs in 1948. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru held the portfolio as an additional charge till his death in 1964 and it was only then that a separate Minister with Cabinet rank was appointed. The ministry is responsible for the administration of Naga Hills, Tuensang Area, Indian Emigration Act of 1923, the Reciprocity Act of 1943, the Port Haj Committee Act of 1932, the Indian Merchant Shipping Act in so far as it relates to pilgrim ships, the Indian Pilgrim Shipping Rules of 1933, the Protection of Pilgrims Act of 1887 (Bombay) and the Protection of the Mohammedan Pilgrims Act of 1896 (Bengal) are also the special responsibility of the Ministry of External Affairs.

The Ministry is the cadre controlling authority of the Indian Foreign Service, the service is wholly under the administration and supervision of the External Affairs Ministry.