Kamala Nehru College Recruitment For The Post Of Junior Assistant / MTS Computer Lab In Delhi

Junior Assistant

No of Vacancy: 03 {(Three) UR-1, ST-1, PWD (VH)-1)

Essential Qualifications:- I A Senior Secondary School Certificate (+2) or its equivalent qualification from a recognized Board /University / Institution with at least 50% marks or a Graduate from a recognized University, and Diploma / Certificate of minimum 6 months duration in Computer Application / Office Management/ Secreterial Practice / Financial Management / Accounts or equivalent discipline OR Graduate Degree in Computer Application / Office Management / Secretarial Practice / Financial Management / Accounts or equivalent discipline from a recognized University 2.

Having a typing speed of 40 wpm in English or 30 wp.

m in Hindi Typewriting through Computers

Age Limit : 27 Years 

MTS Computer Lab

No of Vacancy: 01 UR

Essential Qualifications:-  1 Should have passed Matriculation (10th ) or an equivalent examination with science subjects from recognized board

Age Limit: 27 Years 

 

Any Graduate, 12th Pass (HSE), 10th Pass (SSC), Diploma

Kamala Nehru College is looking for 10th , 12th , Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

The Application Form with Admit Card duly filled by candidate
alongwith the self-attested copies of all testimonials must reach to
"The Principal, Kamala Nehru College, August Kranti Marg, New
Delhi-110049" on or before 05.03.2019.

Smt. Kamala Nehru was a flame that flickered briefly during the raging storm of the freedom movement in India but left the imprints for generations to follow. Her contribution as an individual is not known to everyone. During the freedom struggle, she braved lathi-charges, organised processions, addressed meetings and led picketing of liquor and foreign cloth shops. She had to languish in the prison for days for the cause of India’s independence. Her personality had a major influence on her husband Jawaharlal Nehru and she stood by him in his determination to plunge into the movement started by Mahatma Gandhi so that India could be free from the clutches of the British rule.

While her husband was sent to the prison for days and months, Kamala Nehru put all her energies into social work. To begin with, she instituted a hospital in Swaraj Bhawan (Nehru’s family mansion) to treat freedom fighters and others wounded due to severe lathi charges. She persuaded women to come out of their homes and join the freedom struggle movement. Her determination for the empowerment of women pushed her to work for the education of women and encourage them to get rid of the old custom of purdah which was a prevalent practice in Rajasthan and other parts of North India at that time. She represented the modern woman with a free will at a time when women were not allowed in public places.