India Govt jobs 2022: Check out latest Government jobs in India announced today listing all jobs notifications released by both state and central government across all India. The vacancies announced by the India Government departments, ministries and state-owned enterprises are all listed here in one place making it the most comprehensive coverage of Govt or Sarkari jobs. If you have required education and qualification, you can apply to hundreds of thousands vacancies currently available in multiple industries and categories. To apply to Govt jobs in India, you must have passed 10th/12th, diploma, graduation or post graduation program. Currently, jobs are available in all major organizations including Railways, Banks, UPSC, SSC, PSC and others.

Latest Government Jobs 2022 in India with recruitment notification and online form for both State and Central Govt today across All India (LIVE Updates)

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Below is the complete list of all Govt jobs in India announced today at the state and central govt level. You can register and apply through offline or online mode before the due date for various career opportunities. Use the search filter to search for India Government jobs by qualification, skills, education or job title in major Indian cities.

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ESIC 2022 Recruitment Notification

3847+ UDC, Stenographers and MTS Vacancies

15th February 2022

Latest Government jobs today (Latest)

DSE Education Odisha	11400+ TGT Arts, Science, Hindi, Sanskrit and Telugu Teachers Vacancy	31st January 2022
IFRC Indian Railway	Hindi Translator, Assistant, Admin & Finance Vacancies	28th January 2022
Indian Coast Guard (ICG)	35+ Navik Domestic Branch (Cook & Steward) Vacancy	4th January 2022
NHM Himachal Pradesh	326+ Lab Technician, Pharmacists, Paramedical, Health Visitors, Coordinators, Medical and Non-Medical Staff Vacancy	16th January 2022
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)	647+ Assistant Sub Inspector Vacancy	5th February 2022
DHFW WB	Medical Officers, GDMO, Staff / Community and Psychiatric Nurses Vacancies	17th January 2022
Delhi University	32+ Assistants, Jr Assistants, Admin Officer, Technical Assistant IT and Lab Staff Vacancy	24th January 2022
OSSC Odisha	210+ Traffic Constable, Jr Fisheries Assistants, Sub-Inspectors, Programmers and Other Vacancies	30th January 2021
NPTI India	Various Experts Vacancy	14th January 2021
Panjab University	Junior Research Fellow (JRF) Vacancy	5th January 2021
APPSC Andhra Pradesh	670+ Junior Assistant and Computer Assistant Vacancies	19th January 2021

NIELIT India	126+ Assistant Programmers, IT and Consultants Vacancies	9th January 2022
E-Courts India	67+ Assistants, Stenographers and Peon Vacancies	31st January 2022
Jharkhand SSC (JSSC)	283+ Junior Engineer Vacancies	22nd February 2022
BHEL India	36+ Engineers and Supervisors Vacancy	11th January 2022
NMDC India	59+ ITI, Diploma and Graduate Apprentice Vacancy	25th January 2022
UKSSSC Uttarakhand	43+ Assistant Statistical Officers, Investigators, ARO and Other	12th February 2022

ESIC Recruitment (All States)	3847+ UDC, Stenographer and MTS Vacancies	15th February 2022
UKSSSC Uttarakhand Police	1520+ Constable (Transport & Civil) Vacancies	16th February 2022
Odisha Power Transmission Corporation	230+ Graduate & Diploma Apprentice Vacancy	25th January 2022
ICMR / NIRRH	Field Worker and Project Assistant Vacancy	10th January 2022
RIMS Institute Imphal	42+ OT Technicians, Lab Technicians, ECG, Radiographer and Other Vacancies	30th December 2021
NIT National Institute Nagaland	Jr Assistants, Technicians, Superintendent, Stenographer and Other Vacancies	7th February 2022
APSC Assam	50+ Forest Ranger Vacancies	27th January 2022
MPPSC Madhya Pradesh	State Service Examination 2021	9th February 2022

Wildlife Institute of India (WII)	98+ Project Fellows, Project Assistants, Associates, Coordinators, Veterinary Officers and Other	25th January 2022
CSIR Recruitment	23+ Technical Assistant, Sr. Technical Officer & Other Vacancy	25th February 2022
ICFRE India	Research Associate, Field Assistants & JRF Vacancy	10th January 2022
E-Courts India	43+ Assistants, Stenographers and Peon Vacancy	22nd January 2022
Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC)	233+ Inspectors of Cooperative Societies, Inspectors of Textiles, Auditors and Other Vacancies	30th January 2022
PNRD Assam	83+ Coordinators, Block Experts, GIS, NRM and Livelihood Expert Vacancies	31st December 2021
Assam PSC	44+ Stenographer (Grade-I) Vacancy	6th January 2022
TNDALU Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University	125+ Teaching and Non-Teaching Vacancies	19th January 2022
TNPSC Tamilnadu	Chemist and Assistant Directors	23rd January 2022
JSSC CGL	956+ Jr Secretariat Assistants, Assistant Bureau Officers, Block Supply Officers and Other	14th February 2022
Odisha Cooperative Bank	788+ Banking Assistants, Assistant Managers and System Managers Vacancies	17th January 2022
Odisha SSC	56+ Traffic Constable Vacancy	30th January 2022
UCO Bank	Faculty and Office Assistants	6th January 2022
Bank Of India (BOI)	25+ Security Officer Vacancies	7th January 2022
Tripura PSC	36+ Supervisor Vacancies	20th January 2022
West Central Railway (WCR)	Sports Persons	20th January 2022

State Bank of India (SBI)	20 Specialist Cadre Officer	13th January 2022
JCI India	63+ Junior Assistants and Junior Inspectors	13th January 2022
Ministry of Defence India	Stenographer, LDC Clerks, Chowkidar and Safaiwala Vacancies	15th January 2022
NDRI Research Institute	Office Assistants, Field Assistants, Project Assistants, SRF/JRF and Young Professionals Vacancies	15th January 2022
NIFT Institute	Assistants, Jr Assistants, Admin, Accounts/Finance, Stenographer, Warden, Nurses & Other	10th January 2022
Odisha SSC	Junior Clerks	29th January 2022
Tamil Nadu Fisheries Department	600+ Sagar Mitras	12th January 2022
Cantonment Board Badamibagh	Junior Assistants and Hindi Typists Vacancies	5th February 2022

States vs Central Government Jobs

The central government of India or the Bharat Sarkar is the legislative, executive and judicial authority of all union states and territories. The jobs announced by the central government are usually open merit with quota from all around India. Since anyone can apply to these vacancies, they are the most sought after jobs in India.

Both Central and State Government level jobs are announced in India on regular basis. Aspirants having Indian nationality can apply to central government jobs anywhere in India they want without restrictions. An aspirant who apply to central government job can be posted anywhere across India if needed. In addition to open merit, these jobs offer more perks and benefits as compared to that state government naukri.

On the other hand, state and union territory level jobs are only available to that specific area independent from the central govt influence. It is also because the budget allocation and resources are specifically provided by the state and union governments. State government jobs are further narrowed at the district level since each district hire according to their local budget and projects as needed.

Competitive Exams for Govt Jobs in India

Most government jobs are announced through various recruitment commissions, boards, agencies and organizations. Nationwide competitive examinations are conducted by National Recruitment Agency (NRA), Staff Selection Commission (SSC), Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), State PSC, Railway Recruitment Board, Defence, Joint Employment Test (JET) and other organizations.

Candidates must have specific education, age limit and physical standards in order to be eligible to apply to these vacancies. You can apply to vacancies announced through exams mostly through online mode but some also offer offline mode apply. Please carefully review all requirements before you apply to any Government exam.

Sarkari Naukri / Results / Admit Card

In addition to the most up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of all Government jobs here, the Sarkari Jobs is your ultimate destination for all Sarkari Naukri alerts along with Sarkari Results and Admit Card. To check Govt jobs result and admit card notifications, simply visit the organization page (listed above) and look for details about result announcement and admit card dates. The team here has put a great effort into organizing all related information at one place for candidates might be interested to check out results and admit cards.

Current Jobs Market (Labour Force Participation Rate vs Unemployment) in India

The Indian workforce is huge with over 49%+ Labour Force Participation Rate (the participation rate measures the percentage of Indians who are in the labour force). On the other hand, the unemployment rate (this rate measures the percentage within the labour force that is currently without a job) in India is 5.36*. The unemployment rate is updated every year. The rate reached an all-time high of 5.72 % in Dec 2003 and a record low of 5.28 % in Dec 2008**.

The following graph/chart shows latest labour market data showing currently employed & unemployed with other important economic and demographic indicators.

*The Unemployment rate data collected 2019.
**As per World Bank data.

India has one of the most diverse workforce operating in variety of industries and sectors. Agriculture & allied activities have the highest number of labour at work with over 56% workers overall. Manufacturing sector has 13%, Wholesale/Retail has around 10% while construction, financial, real estate, business activities and other services make for over 25% of the total workforce in India***.

***As per Censusindia.gov.in data.

The jobs market in India is also very huge providing great opportunities for the educated youth. Both private and government jobs are announced on daily basis across all major cities. The Government of India plays an important role for transforming India’s economy and society by creating jobs, fueling innovation and furthering investment in health and education. The entry to govt jobs can be either directly to various organizations or through government examination for specific posts. Internship and on site vocational training for unemployed youth is one other way for an entry into the job market.

Government vs Private Jobs in India

Employment in India remains the biggest challenge but new graduates, 10th/12th pass candidates and diploma holders are always keen to apply to Govt jobs. While, India has one of the most diverse workforce operating in variety of industries and sectors, the government jobs are the first choice of many job-seekers. In many cases, job security offered by Government or sarkari jobs are preferred over high pay offered by the private sector. In addition, the government sector post retirement policies are most favorable because of the various government pension schemes.

India’s States & Union Territories List

States & Territories
Andhra Pradesh	Punjab
Arunachal Pradesh	Rajasthan
Assam	Sikkim
Bihar	Tamil Nadu
Chhattisgarh	Telangana
Goa	Tripura
Gujarat	Uttar Pradesh
Haryana	Uttarakhand
Himachal Pradesh	West Bengal
Jharkhand	Union Territories
Karnataka	Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Kerala	Chandigarh
Madhya Pradesh	Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu
Maharashtra	Delhi
Manipur	Jammu and Kashmir
Meghalaya	Ladakh
Mizoram	Lakshadweep
Nagaland	Puducherry
Odisha
Govt Jobs by State (Full List)
Central Govt Jobs

Basic education requirement for Govt jobs

The basic education required for government jobs in India is 10th/12th pass, certificate/diploma and graduation. Government jobs are most suitable for freshers having diploma, bachelor or masters degree in their respective field. In most cases, there is no experience required for Govt jobs but you must carefully read and review each job notification to make certain you fulfill all job requirements before you apply.

Why do Indians prefer Government Jobs?

Well, there are innumerable reasons why Government jobs are so popular in India. Here are few of the most popular reasons illustrated below:

1. Guaranteed Monthly Salary:

The Govt jobs employees are paid on time, and the monthly salary is guaranteed. But, the situation can get adverse in the case of private jobs in case of financial crisis in the country. If the company is unable to make any profit during crisis, then they are less likely to survive and pay the salary to its employees. Therefore, Government jobs are the best in terms of timely pay.

2. Comparatively Less workload:

Once you have successfully cracked the entrance and the entire hiring process, you are eligible to get a Govt. job. Now no one can fire you, and if talking about the workload of any Govt. jobs, this is inconsiderable, and you would enjoy the working environment.

However, in the private sector, top management will regularly evaluate you if you fit for the workload or not. If not, you will have to bid ‘goodbye’! Nevertheless, who does not want a hassle-free working environment in Govt. sector? That is the leading reason why Govt. jobs are so popular in India.

3. Lifetime Pension:

The fascinating thing about Govt. jobs is you are eligible for a lifelong pension after your retirement. That is why you do not have to rely upon your children and other life insurance schemes. Moreover, you do not have to work elsewhere, taking the excess burden that you should do for your daily living. You and your husband/wife enjoy this pension amenity until one of them is alive. After the death of one partner, another one is eligible to get the pension, which is half of the pension amount.

4. Free Allowances:

A Govt. job will ensure you that you will get dearness and traveling allowances every year. You can happily travel to any cities free of cost by railways. Most importantly, you will be eligible to get a bonus or DA every year if there is any price hike is observed. That means everything is taken good care of by the Government. This is also an important reason why Indians prefer a Govt. job.

5. Enjoy all the holidays:

Well, the most impressive factor of getting into a Govt. job is that you will get to enjoy all the important holidays in a year. Here you will get a summer and winter vacation of a total of 70 days. Moreover, you can also apply for your leave. The best part is that you will be paid whenever you are on leave. Therefore, such massive lists of holidays make Govt. jobs so significant and famous amid people!

Why Sarkari Jobs?

We believe we have in-depth coverage related to Govt jobs including employment news, government exams, exam syllabus, Sarkari Naukri, admit card and Sarkari results. Our timely and quick updates make Sarkarijobs.com one of the best resource in 2022 for aspirants looking to apply to govt jobs in India. You can get all latest recruitment and government jobs notifications as soon as they are released. On top of that, you can get updates for all exams, syllabus, admit card and results at one place here.

Learn more about Government jobs / References:

• Census India Economic Activity: https://censusindia.gov.in
• Labour Market Data at https://www.ceicdata.com
• Have a question? Ask away at Govt jobs (Quora)
• Follow our Govt jobs blog to get jobs insights
• See what’s trending on Facebook | Twitter for govt jobs updates

Apply to Govt Jobs in India – FAQs

Applying to Government jobs in India is not very hard because all you need is required documents and the application fee handy to apply which in some cases may take not more than 10 minutes (that is if you believe you have the required qualification and experience). Many Government organizations allow aspirants to apply online now making it very convenient to save time and money.

You must be careful when submitting the application (both online or offline), you do not want to commit mistake that may cost you the vacancy altogether. Each Govt job notification has details for the required educational and experience requirement but generally below are some key points you need to keep in mind: