Delhi Secretariat Recruitment 2019 for 47 Assistant Public Prosecutor Posts

Delhi Secretariat Jobs Notification: Home Department, Delhi Secretariat invited applications for the post of Assistant Public Prosecutor. The eligible candidates can apply to the post through the prescribed format on or before 15 February 2019.

Important Date

Last Date for Submission of Application - 15 February 2019 by 5:00 PM

Delhi Secretariat Government of Delhi Vacancy Details

Assistant Public Prosecutor - 47 Posts

Eligibility Criteria for Assistant Public Prosecutor Post

• A degree in law from the recognized university.
• Minimum three years experience a tthe Baris essential
• Experience as Govt. advocate is desirable

Age Limit

The candidates applying for the post should not be more than the age of 30 years on the closing date of submission of application. The upper age is relaxable forthe following categoriessubjectto production of valid supporting document

Selection Procedure for Assistant Public Prosecutor P

The eligible candidates will be called for the Objective Examination of professional qualification for shortlisting the candidates for the interview, which will not be more than three times of the total number of vacancies advertised. Thereafter, the shortlisted candidates will be called for the interview by the Selection/Expert Committee. The Expert/Selection Committee will select the candidates on the basis of their professional ability. The 75% weightage to be given to the score of objective examination and 25% to be given to the score in the interview and the Candidate's position will depend on the aggregate of both

How to Apply for Delhi Secretariat Government of Delhi Jobs 2019

The Eligible candidates can apply to the post in the prescribed format and send application with other relevant documents to the Director, Directorate of Prosecution, Room No.172, Tis Hazari Court, Complex, Delhi-110054 latest by 15 February 2019 by 05:00 PM.

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