IOCL Engineer Recruitment 2025: Applications to begin from Sept 1 for graduate engineers

IOCL Engineer Recruitment 2025: The notification does not mention about the number of posts per department. Such details are expected to be announced soon by the Corporation. The pay scale for all the posts is between Rs 50,000 and Rs 1,60,000.

By: Education Desk

New Delhi | Updated: August 29, 2025 09:16 AM IST

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IOCL Engineer Recruitment 2025: Applications to begin from September 1 for graduate engineers

The notification does not mention the number of posts per department, and is expected to be announced soon by the Corporation.

IOCL Engineer Recruitment 2025: The Indian Oil Corporation Limited has issued a preliminary notification to hire graduate engineers to fill vacancies in the Chemical, Electrical, and Instrumentation disciplines. As per the notification, the application will likely begin on September 1 and will close on September 21. It is important for aspirants to know that the dates are tentative and can be changed. The notification does not mention the number of posts per department, and is expected to be announced soon by the Corporation. The pay scale for all the posts is between Rs 50,000 and Rs 1,60,000. Those who are interested and want to apply can visit the careers section-iocl.com.

Once the application opens, candidates will be able to know the eligibility criteria, application fees, desirable qualifications, age limit, and number of vacancies. Young engineer graduates will need to visit the official website and fill in the application form to apply for the positions. They will need to upload all the documents, including an education passport-size image, signature, and other details, correctly to approve their application.

Meanwhile, a report claims that there is a severe talent crunch for engineers. For every 10 open GenAI roles, employers are only able to find one qualified engineer, according to a report by TeamLease titled ‘Digital Skills and Salary Primer Report for FY2025-26’. The report projects that the AI market is projected to reach $28.8 billion by 2025 at a 45 per cent compound annual growth rate (CAGR), with AI now central to enterprise value creation. With this ‘hyper growth’, the report expects that India’s digital economy will contribute nearly one-fifth of the nation’s GDP.

By 2026, the AI talent gap is expected to reach 53 per cent, forecast the report, adding that while cloud computing is projected to face a 55-60 per cent demand-supply mismatch. The talent crunch could not be worked on without scaled-upskilling initiatives; enterprise ambitions risk being constrained.

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