Rpsc Recruitment For The Post Of Psychological Counsellor Vacancy In Ajmer

Post Name : Psychological Counsellor
No of Vacancy : 03 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 9300-34800/-
Grade Pay : Rs 4800/-

Educational Qualification : MA/MSC in Psychological Counselling from any recognized university with one year experience and working knowledge on Hindi written in Devnagari Script and knowledge of Rajasthani culture

Age Limit : Minimum and maximum age limit is 18 to 35 years as on 01.

012018
Age Relaxation : For SC/ST/OBC/Special Backward Class Male/Female (General) of Rajashtan State 5 years & SC/ST/OBC (Female)/PWD of Rajasthan State 10 years

Job Location : Rajasthan

Selection Process : Selection will be based on Written Examination & Interview

Application Fee: Candidates belongs to General & BC (Creamy layer)/ Special BC category have to pay Rs350/-, Rs250/- for Non Creamy layer BC & Special BC candidates of Rajasthan and Rs.

150/- for All PH & SC/ ST candidates of Rajasthan Fee can be paid through e-Mitra/ CSC or Net Banking/ ATM cum Debit Card or Credit Card

How to Apply : Candidates are required to apply online through website wwwrpscrajasthan.

govin or rpsconlinerajasthangovin from 21.

042017 to 30042017

Rajasthan Public Service Commission had a glorious past of nearly 50 years.

During 1923, the Lee Commission had recommended setting up of a Central Public Service Commission in India, but it did not give much thought to the need of establishing similar commissions in provinces It was left largely to the discretion of provincial Governments to recruit and exercise control over their Services, as they thought proper

At the time of formation of Rajasthan, the institution of Public Service Commission existed in only three of the 22 covenanting states viz Jaipur, Jodhpur and Bikaner The successor administration after the merger of the princely states promulgated an ordinance on 16th August,1949 establishing the Rajasthan Public Service Commission Ajmer.

It was published in Raj Gazette at 20th August, 1949 and it came into effect from this date It provided for the abolition of the PSCs or other institution performing duties in the nature of those of a PSC in the constituent states The ordinance also provided inter-alia, for the composition of the Commission, the staff and the functions of the Commission

Initially the composition of the Commission was one Chairman and 2 Members.

Sir SKGhosh (also the then Chief Justice of Rajasthan) was appointed Chairman Subsequently Shri DeviShankar Tiwari and Shri NR.

Chandorkar were appointed Members and Shri SC Tripathi (IES), formerly a member of the Federal PSC was appointed as Chairman.

In the year 1951, in order to regulate the working of the Commission, the Rajpramukh issued the following Regulations under the provisions of the Constitution of India

MA/MSC in Psychological Counselling from any recognized university with one year experience and working knowledge on Hindi written in Devnagari Script and knowledge of Rajasthani culture.

Rpsc is looking for M.A. profile candidates.

Candidates are required to apply online through website
www.rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in or rpsconline.rajasthan.gov.in from
21.04.2017 to 30.04.2017.

Rajasthan Public Service Commission had a glorious past of nearly 50 years. During 1923, the Lee Commission had recommended setting up of a Central Public Service Commission in India, but it did not give much thought to the need of establishing similar commissions in provinces. It was left largely to the discretion of provincial Governments to recruit and exercise control over their Services, as they thought proper.

At the time of formation of Rajasthan, the institution of Public Service Commission existed in only three of the 22 covenanting states viz. Jaipur, Jodhpur and Bikaner. The successor administration after the merger of the princely states promulgated an ordinance on 16th August,1949 establishing the Rajasthan Public Service Commission Ajmer. It was published in Raj. Gazette at 20th August, 1949 and it came into effect from this date. It provided for the abolition of the PSCs or other institution performing duties in the nature of those of a PSC in the constituent states. The ordinance also provided inter-alia, for the composition of the Commission, the staff and the functions of the Commission.

Initially the composition of the Commission was one Chairman and 2 Members. Sir S.K.Ghosh (also the then Chief Justice of Rajasthan) was appointed Chairman. Subsequently Shri DeviShankar Tiwari and Shri N.R.Chandorkar were appointed Members and Shri S.C. Tripathi (I.E.S), formerly a member of the Federal PSC was appointed as Chairman. In the year 1951, in order to regulate the working of the Commission, the Rajpramukh issued the following Regulations under the provisions of the Constitution of India.