English Stenographer/Lower Division Clerk Jobs in Haldia - Hooghly District

English Stenographer/Lower Division Clerk

Hooghly District - Govt. of West Bengal

Not disclosed

Expired

Posted: 12 Sep 17

Job Description

Employment Notice No .01/2017

English Stenographer/Lower Division Clerk Jobs recruitment in Hooghly District - Govt. of West Bengal

English Stenographer

Qualification : Passed Madhyamik or equivalent examination from any recognized Board and at least a certificate in Computer Training from a recognized institution and a satisfactory fingering speed in Computer operation. Minimum speed @80 W.P.M. in shorthand and a minimum speed @ 30 W.P.M. in typewriting from a legible manuscript in English for 10 minutes

No. of Post : 08

Pay Scale : Rs.7100/- -Rs.37,600/

Lower Division Clerk

Qualification : Passed Madhyamik or equivalent examination from any recognized Board and at least a certificate in Computer Training from recognized institution and a satisfactory fingering speed in computer operation.

No. of Post : 16

Pay Scale : Rs.5,400/--Rs.25,200

English Typist- Copyist

Qualification : Passed Madhyamik or equivalent examination from any recognized Board and at least a certificate in Computer Training from a recognized institution and a satisfactory fingering speed in Computer operation. A Minimum typing speed from legible manuscript @ 30 w.p.m in English is required

No. of Post : 11

Pay Scale : Rs. 5400/- - Rs. 25,200

Age : 18 years and not more than 40 years as on 01.01.2017

Fee : SC/ST/PWD - Rs 250/- plus applicable bank charges, All other categories-Rs 300/- plus applicable bank charges

Job Particulars

Role data entry back office

Education 10th Pass (SSC)

Who can apply Freshers

Hiring Process Written-test

Employment TypeFull Time

Job Id341026

Job Category Govt Jobs

Locality Address

State West Bengal

Country India

About Company

This district with its Headquarters located at Chinsurah town is within the Burdwan Division of the State of West Bengal. So far history goes, the name 'Hooghly' is derived probably from the 'HOGLA', a tall reed, which grows in abundance on the riverbanks and in the marshy low lands below them. At dawn of history this part of the country was probably included in the territory held by the Suhmas, a tribe mentioned in juxtaposition with the Angas, Vangas and Pundras in the Mahabharata and also in the Mahabhashya, a grammar dating back to the second century B.C.

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