The Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has rolled out key appointments on 605 various posts under the state government.

Aspirants can submit their applications for the Class 1 and 2 posts from Thursday 1 pm onwards. GPSC will conduct the recruitment process till November 30.

Applicants can submit their form through this link

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For further details, the applicants can log on to the GPSC portal

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GPSC Recruitment on the following posts:

- 47 posts of District Malaria Officer, Class-2, Gujarat Public Health Service

- 1 post of Assistant Director (Homoeopathy), Class-1,General State Service

- 6 posts of Administrative Officer, Class-2, Health and Family Welfare Department

- 3 posts of Motor Vehicle Prosecutor, Class-2, Ports and Transport Department

- 7 posts of Office Superintendent, Class-2, Narmada, Water Resources, Water Supply & Kalpasar Department

- 96 posts of Assistant Engineer (Civil), Class-2, Road and Building Department

- 1 post of Deputy Director, Class-1, Gujarat Statistical Service

- 4 posts of Assistant Research Officer, Class-2,Narmada, Water Resources, Water Supply & Kalpasar Department

- 2 posts of Principal, Government Ideal Residential Schools, (Directorate of Developing Castes Welfare), Class-2

- 33 posts of Gujarat Water Supply and Sewerage Board (GWSSB) Engineering Service (Civil)-Executive Engineer (Civil), Class-1 and Deputy Executive Engineer (Civil), Class-2 (GWSSB)

- 8 posts of Gujarat Water Supply and Sewerage Board Engineering Service (Mechanical)-Executive Engineer (Mechanical), Class-1 and Deputy Executive Engineer (Mechanical), Class-2 (GWSSB)

- 144 posts of Assistant Environment Engineer, Class-2 (GPCB)

- 3 posts of Assistant Law Officer, Class-2 (GPCB)

- 250 posts of Assistant Engineer (Civil), Class-2, Narmada Water Resources, Water Supply and Kalpsar Department

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