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Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), Mumbai has published recruitment advertisement for the post of Consultants, Engineers, Clerk and other posts The last date for submission of online applications is 14th October 2021

Age Limit:
18 – 38 years 
Age relaxation as per Government Rules

Monthly Remuneration: As per Advertisement.

Educational Qualification: Matric / 10+2 / Bachelor’s Degree / BE or BTech in relevant engineering discipline

Selection Process: Written Test / Interview.

Application Fee:

₹ 500/- for General / OBC category candidates
₹ 300/- for Reserved category candidates

How to Apply: Eligible Interested candidates should apply online through MHADA Official website from 17th September 2021 The last date for registration of online applications is 14/10/2021

 

Matric / 10+2 / Bachelor’s Degree / B.E. or B.Tech in relevant engineering discipline.

Mhada is looking for 10th , 12th , B.E. / B.Tech profile candidates.

How to Apply: Eligible Interested candidates should apply online through MHADA Official website from 17th September 2021. The last date for registration of online applications is 14/10/2021.

Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), the most popular government organization, shares a glorious History in the Housing sector. The basic objective of the Housing Authority was to uplift the standard of living of the last section of the society. In the last seven decades, MHADA has provided affordable housing to nearly 7.50 lakh families across the state, of which 2.5 lakh alone are in Mumbai. In the last seventy years, MHADA has seen many aspects of housing activities and also ups and down in housing sector but MHADA was always adaptive to these changes.

In pre-independence era, Industrialization gave rise to urbanization, and resultantly led to migration. Many people in the rural areas shifted to urban areas in search of employment opportunities , better living standard and better education in the city. Also after World war II, the partition of India and formation of Pakistan led to the largest human mass migration in history. Many Hindu refugees settled in Mumbai, where the Indian government gave them asylum. Resultantly acute shortage of housing was felt in the then Mumbai province of India, which extended its borders till Karachi. To tackle the problem of housing, the then Housing Minister Guljarilal Nanda passed the Housing bill and thus came into existence the Maharashtra Housing Board, which was constituted under the Bombay Housing Board Act, in 1948.