Kolkata Municipal Corporation Recruitment For The Post Of Auto Cad Professional In Calcutta

Post Name : Auto Cad Professional
No of Vacancy : 09 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 25000/- (Per Month)

Post Name : Assistant Auto Cad Professional
No of Vacancy : 10 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 17000/- (Per Month)

Educational Qualification : Degree/Diploma in Civil Engineering/Architecture.


Age Limit : As per KMC rules

Job Location : Kolkata (West Bengal)

Selection Process : Selection will be made on through Interview

Application fee : There is no Application Fee

How to Apply : Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with all testimonials send to the Municipal Commissioner, Kolkata Municipal Corporation, 5 S,N Banarjee Road, 2nd Floor, Kolkata- 700013 on or before 24112017.

Degree/Diploma in Civil Engineering/Architecture.

Kolkata Municipal Corporation is looking for Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along
with all testimonials send to the Municipal Commissioner, Kolkata
Municipal Corporation, 5 S,N Banarjee Road, 2nd Floor, Kolkata- 700013
on or before 24.11.2017.

In late 17th Century, an Englishman called Job Charnock stopped at three sleepy hamlets of Gobindapur, Sutanuti and Kalikata.Job Charnock did not relish returning to Hooghly where their "factory" had been ransacked by the Nawab’s armies. He looked favourably at these villages where local trade already flourished. And history began.

At first a smattering of mud huts,the settlement soon began to see the building of pucca houses. When the British leased the villages from the Sabarna Raychoudhuris for Rs 1300 a year, the settlement built an unostentatious fort for protection. After the turmoil of court intrigues and the usurpation of power, Calcutta began to grow and thrive. But the records of the time describes it as a "pestilential city."No lighting.Unmetalled roads. Untreated water. Open drains. High Mortality rate. Yet the city attracted many.

In the early years,there was no civic or municipal authority in Calcutta.A Mayors Court with judicial functions was established in 1726 by a Royal Charter. It undertook some civic work in order to attract dwellers to the city. On 12th August 1765 the East India Company was granted the Diwani of Bengal. This bestowed judicial and revenue-collecting functions upon it, and also implied a moral obligation to provide civic services. The demand for municipal services grew after 1773, when Calcutta was elevated as the capital of British India.Consequently, a sketchy conservancy system and a tiny police force were established.The citys governance was put in the hands of the Collector.In 1794, municipal administration was shifted from the Collector to the Justices of the Peace for the Town.It comprised of the Governor General, the members of his Council and the Judges of the Supreme Court. The Justices met the expenditure for conservancy and policing from a tax on houses and licence fees for the sale of liquor. The amount of house taxes realised in 1819 was a little over Rs 2.5 lakh.

In the early part of the 19th Century the Governor-Generals tried to raise funds for improvements in the City by running Lotteries. These Lotteries funded new roads, improved old roads,dug tanks,and built a Town Hall.