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Who are young professionals, how much do they get paid? Recruitment is done in Ministries and Government Departments

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The post of Young Professional can be an option for the youth who are preparing for jobs in government departments. Apart from central and state government departments, appointments to these posts are also made in NITI Aayog, public sector companies and organizations related to agricultural research. These are usually not permanent government jobs, but are recruited on contract for a specific project or work. The duration of the appointment is determined according to the needs of the project or department. Different sectors may demand different qualifications, experience and skills for young professionals.

Which areas are recruited?

Young professionals can be recruited in various specialties. These include sectors such as agriculture, animal husbandry, water management, forestry and information technology (IT/ICT). Selected candidates work with concerned department officials and assist in project related work. Responsibilities like preparation of reports, data handling, research and technical work may also be given as per the post.

What should be the qualification?

For this post, the candidate should have a Bachelor’s or Post Graduate degree in the relevant field from a recognized University or Institute. However, the eligibility may be different as per each recruitment notification. Candidates with experience in the relevant field and having essential skills like computers are preferred in many recruitments.

What is the age limit?

Age limit may also vary by department. Generally, applications are invited from candidates aged 18 to 27 years. In some institutions the maximum age may be 30 years or more. Reserved category can get age relaxation as per rules.

How is the selection made?

Selection for the post of Young Professional is usually done on the basis of educational qualification, experience and interview. Other selection procedures may also apply in some recruitments.

How much do you get paid?

The salary on this post varies depending on the department, project and specialty. Young professionals in India typically earn Rs. 4.5 lakh to Rs. A salary of 8 lakhs can be obtained. That means the monthly earnings can be around 35,000 to 70,000 rupees. However, the salary varies according to the department, organization and experience of the candidate.

Where can I find recruitment information?

Vacancies for Young Professionals in Central and State Government Departments, NITI Aayog, PSUs and various organizations come out from time to time. Candidates can get information about these opportunities through employment news, official website of respective department and recruitment notification.

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