Kolkata Port Trust Recruitment For The Post Of Pilot Trainee In Calcutta

a Master (FG)/Dredge Master GrI or equivalent

b 1st Mates (FG)/Dredge Master- Gr.

II

c 2nd Mates (FG)/Dredge Mate - GrI

d BSc.

Nautical Science

Scale of Pay : Rs 29,100-54,500

Candidates in possession of Master (FG) Certificate/Dredge Master-Grade-I or equivalent certificates would directly join at the bottom of pilots scale of pay ie Rs 29,100-54,500/ - (provisional, subject to final decision of Ministry of Shipping and is under revision).



Master(FG)/Dredge Grade-1 or certificate

Join at the bottom of regular scale of pay of Rs 29,100-54,500/-(provisional)


1st Mates(FG)/Dredge Master-Grade II

Will start at the basic pay of Rs 24,900/-


2nd Mates(FG)/Dredge Mate Gr 1


Will start at the basic pay of the Rs 20,600/-

B.

Sc Nautical Science

Will start at the basic pay of Rs20600

Noof Vacancies: 06 (UR-3,SC-3)

Age Limit as on 01/09/2018 : 25-for BSc Nautical Science b.

Not exceeding 30yrs 2nd Mates/1dt Mate/Dredge Master/Mate c 35 yrs for Master FG

Any Post Graduate, BSc

Kolkata Port Trust is looking for B.Sc , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Application in plain paper furnishing detailed Bio-data including
name, date of birth, permanent address, mobile and residential
telephone numbers, address for communication, nationality, whether
SC/ST/OBC, educational and professional qualification, experience and
any other relevant information with two recent passport size signed
photographs should be submitted in sealed envelope superscribing
Application for the post of Trainee Pilot at Kolkata Port to the Sr.
Personnel Officer, Kolkata Port Trust, 15, Strand Road, Kolkata- 700001.

Self attested Photocopies of caste, educational and professional
qualification certificates, age proof certificate should be enclosed.
Last date of receipt of applications is 26/10/2018.

Kolkata Port Trust, Kolkata is the earliest major port in the country. But the nucleus of the present day Kolkata Port lies much earlier - with the grant of trading rights to the British Settlement in Eastern India by the Moghal Emperor Aurangzeb.