Mizoram Psc Recruitment For The Post Of Clerk Upper Division In Aizawl

Post Name : Upper Division Clerk
No of Vacancy : 12 Posts
Pay Scale : Rs 9300-34800/-
Grade Pay : Rs4200/-

Educational Qualification : Graduate degree or equivalent from recognized University with Basic Knowledge of Computer Application equivalent to Course on Computer Concepts (CCC) of National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) or Diploma in Computer Application/ Certificate in Computer recognised by Mizoram State Council of Technical Education

Age Limit : Minimum & Maximum age limit is 18 to 35 years

Age Relaxation : For SC/ST Candidates 05 years

Job Location : Aizawal (Mizoram)

Selection Process : Selection Will be made on through Interview.



Application Fee : Application fee of Rs 320/- For General Candidates and Rs 270/- for SC/ST Candidates should be paid by cash at the Reception Counter of Mizoram Public Service Commission Office or by depositing into the Treasury under the Head- 0051-PSC, 102-State PSC (Examination Fee etc) or by uncrossed Indian Postal Order ( IPO) drawn in favour of Secretary, Mizoram Public Service Commission

How to Apply : Interested candidates may send their applications along with attested copies of IPO/ Challan form, HSLC certificates/ mark sheets, caste certificate etc & other relevant documents to the Office of Deputy Commissioner, Mizoram Public Service Commission , New Secretariat Complex, Aizwal on or before 07032018.



Government of India therein,for the first time, the matter of Public Service Commission was discussed and the provision of establishing the Public Service Commission was made under Section 96-C of the Government of India Act,1919 However, the said provision did not came into force for a period of 7 years In pursuance of the recommendations of the Lee Commission appointed in the year 1923, the Federal Public Service Commission was established for the Government of India in the year 1926 The Lee Commission had effectively put forth the necessity of the Commission Therein,it was emphasised that for effective civil service, it was necessry for it to get protection from political and private influence and that, for that purpose it was necessary to have Public Service Commission for the State.

Nevertheless,the Government of India Act, 1919 was silent on setting up Province-wise Public Service Commission However, the Lee Commission had also recommended that for keeping control over the recruitment and in order to curtail the political influence, the Provinces should enact a law for their own respective Public Service CommissionIn pursuance thereof, Madras Province took initiative and it was the first Province to enact a law in the year 1929 and to set up a Provincial Public Service Commission

Graduate degree or equivalent from recognized University with Basic Knowledge of Computer Application equivalent to Course on Computer Concepts (CCC) of National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) or Diploma in Computer Application/ Certificate in Computer recognised by Mizoram State Council of Technical Education.

Mizoram Psc is looking for 10th , 10th , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Interested candidates may send their applications along with attested
copies of IPO/ Challan form, HSLC certificates/ mark sheets, caste
certificate etc & other relevant documents to the Office of Deputy
Commissioner, Mizoram Public Service Commission , New Secretariat
Complex, Aizwal on or before 07.03.2018.

Government of India therein,for the first time, the matter of Public Service Commission was discussed and the provision of establishing the Public Service Commission was made under Section 96-C of the Government of India Act,1919. However, the said provision did not came into force for a period of 7 years. In pursuance of the recommendations of the Lee Commission appointed in the year 1923, the Federal Public Service Commission was established for the Government of India in the year 1926. The Lee Commission had effectively put forth the necessity of the Commission. Therein,it was emphasised that for effective civil service, it was necessry for it to get protection from political and private influence and that, for that purpose it was necessary to have Public Service Commission for the State. Nevertheless,the Government of India Act, 1919 was silent on setting up Province-wise Public Service Commission. However, the Lee Commission had also recommended that for keeping control over the recruitment and in order to curtail the political influence, the Provinces should enact a law for their own respective Public Service Commission.In pursuance thereof, Madras Province took initiative and it was the first Province to enact a law in the year 1929 and to set up a Provincial Public Service Commission.