ONGC Recruitment 2017 Apply Online

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) invites online applications from desirous candidates for recruitment of A-2 Level, A-1 Level and W-1 Level positions on Regular Basis for ONGC’s offices in Karaikal & Chennai, including operational areas. The Online registration start from 9th February 2017 and close on 15th March 2017.

 Karaikal Vacancies:
Level
Post Name
Total Vacancies
Minimum Essential Qualification
A2
Technical Assistant Grade III (Chemistry)
01
Post Graduate Degree in Chemistry.
A1
Junior Assistant Technician (Diesel)
01
High School or Class X equivalent Board Examinations with Science and Trade Certificate in Diesel Trade.
A1
Junior Assistant (Material Management)
02
B.Sc. with Physics or Maths as one of the subjects with proficiency in Typing 30 w.p.m. with Certificate / Diploma of minimum duration of six months in Computer applications in the Office environment. Typing Test apply.
A1
Junior Motor Vehicle Driver (HV)
02
High School or Class X equivalent Board Examinations with valid driving licence for heavy vehicles and three years driving experience of heavy vehicles. Tests apply.
W1
Junior Fireman
01
High School or Class X equivalent Board Examinations with Fireman’s training of three months’ duration. Valid Driving License for Heavy Vehicles essential.
Chennai Vacancies:
Level
Post Name
Total Vacancies
Minimum Essential Qualification
A2
Assistant Grade-III (Materials Management)
01
03 years Diploma in Materials Management/ Inventory / Stock Control recognised by the StateBoard of Technical Education / 1 Year PG Diploma in Materials Management.
A1
Junior Assistant (Materials Management)
01
B.Sc. with Physics or Maths as one of the subjects with proficiency in Typing 30 w.p.m. with Certificate / Diploma of minimum duration of six months in Computer applications in the Office environment. Typing Test apply.
Pay scales, Emoluments & Other Benefits:
Post Level
Basic Pay Scale
Total Approximate Emoluments per Month
A-2 Level
₹ 12,000-27,000/-
₹ 31,500/- p.m. + HRA & Other Benefits as per Rules
A-1 Level
₹ 11,000-24,000/-
₹ 29,000/- p.m. + HRA & Other Benefits as per Rules
W-1 level
₹ 10,000 – 18,000/-
₹ .26,000/- p.m. + HRA & other benefits as per Rules
How to Apply: Eligible Interested candidates would be required to apply on-line only through ONGC Website. The Online registration close on 15/03/2017 up to 18:00 Hours.
Important Dates:

Starting Date for Online Applications -> 09/02/2017 at 10:00 hours
Closing Date for Online Applications -> 15/03/2017, 1800 hours
Written Test Date (Tentative) -> 02/04/2017 (Sunday)

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