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Bharat Electronics Limited: Vacancy for 50 Post

Urgent Opening for Mechanical &Electronics Engineer Post On Contract Basis



Bharat Electronics Limited has released a notification regarding recruitment for 2020. Mainly application are invited for post of Electronics and Mechanical engineer . As the further detail regarding the Qualification,Age limit,Mode of Selection will be specified below .

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Exam Name :Bharat Electronics Limited 

Total Post:50

Employment Type

Central Govt Job

Total Vacancies

50

Location

Mumbai,Bengaluru

Post

For Engineer 

Official Site                           

Link

Mode of Application

Online

Start Date of Application

22.07.2020

Last Date of Application

2.08.2020


Educational Criteria: 

The candidate must have pass Bachelor's Degree in Engineering ,Master's Degree or Equivalent from Recognized Board in Electronics /Electronics and Telecommunication OR Mechanical Stream

Experience:

Candidate should have minimum of 2 yrs of post qualification experience for PE 1 post and 6 months experience for the post of TE 1

Salary:

Project Engineer  : Rs 35,000 to Rs 50000
Trainee Engineer :  Rs 25,000 to Rs 31000

Selection Process:

  • Aggregate marks in B.E/B.Tech - 75% 
  • Experience -10%
  • Interview-15%

Steps For Application:

  1. Firstly log into official site http://www.bel-india.in/
  2. Then candidate can apply through Online mode
  3. Check the eligibility Criteria as per BEL requirements
  4. Pay the fees Rs 200 for Trainee Engineer and Rs 500 for Project Engineer as specified
  5. After completing stages Click on submit Button
  6. Have a Print out with you for further proceeding


Deadline For Application:

Application should be submitted upto 2.08.2020


Official Link:

Notification Link: Click here
Apply Link: Click here
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