Ppsc Recruitment For The Post Of Senior Scale Stenographer In Chandigarh

Senior Scale Stenographer job vacancies in Punjab Public Service Commission

No of Vacancy :

General/02 Post

Balmiki/Mashabi Sikh Punjab/01 Post

Qualification :

(I) Possesses the Bachelor's Degree from a recognised University or institution; and

(ii) Qualifies in a Stenography test in four pares (two in Punjabi and two in English language) containing 250 words each as f ol lows:-

(a) The passage in Punjabi shall be dictated at a speed of 100 words per minute in Punjabi language required to be transcribed these (at typewriter/ computer) at a speed of 20 words perminute; and

(b) The passage in English shall be dictated at a speed of 60 words per minute in English language required to be transcribed these (at typewriter/ computer) at the speed of 12 words per minute (lip The candidates committing not more than 4% mistakes in aggregate and only if he/she qualifies the stenography test in both the languages shall be conside red to havequalified the test for appointment as Senior Scale Stenographer' (iv) Possesses at least one hundred and twenty hours course with hands on experience in the use of Personal Computer or Information Technology in Office Productivity applications or Desktop Publishing applications from a Government recognized institution or a reputed institution, which is ISO 9001 certified Possesses a Computer Information Technology course equivalent to '0' level certificate of Department of Electronics Accred itation of Computer Course (DOEACC) of Government of India.

Age : 18-37 Yrs

Pay Scale : Rs10300-34800

Education : Any Graduate

Ppsc is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

Important Dates :

Last date for filling Online Application Form : 2.7.2019

Last date for depositing Online Application Fee : 10.7.2019

The Joint Public Service Commission, the precursor of the Punjab Public Service Commission, with its writ running from the Khyber Pass to the Jamuna near Delhi, was born at Lahore on May 1,1937. In the wake of the Partition, the Punjab Public Service Commission resurged in February, 1948, at Shimla with its revised jurisdiction extending over the then province of East Punjab. Following the merger of the States of Punjab and Pepsu, it shifted to Patiala on Nov.1st,1956. On 1stNov1966, its territorial jurisdiction again decreased due to the formation of the States of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.