Education Ministry Recruitment: EdCIL India invites applications for contractual consultants posts

EdCIL Recruitment 2023: Eligible candidates can register at edcilindia.co.in by November 28.

MoE's EdCIL is inviting applications for contractual roles

MoE Recuitment: EdCIL is inviting applications for contractual roles (Image credit: edcilindia.co.in)

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Educational Consultants India Limited, commonly known as EdCIL India, is inviting applications for the Technical Support Group – Samagra Shiksha (TSG-SS) project. EdCIL is the only Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) under the Ministry of Education.

Online applications for contractual positions of the principal chief consultant, chief consultant, senior consultant and consultants on a contractual basis for TSG – SS Project can be done at edcilindia.co.in by November 28. Details on eligibility and application details are available at edcilindia.co.in.

While the principal chief consultant and chief consultant positions are open for only two and four positions, EdCIL has opened seven and 26 positions for the senior consultant and consultants respectively.

#Recruitment: On behalf of the Ministry of Education, @EdCIL_India extends an invitation for On-line Applications for various contractual positions under the TSG – SS Project. Details and eligibility criteria can be found at ⏩https://t.co/BlMuLkq7Y1.

📅 Deadline: 28th Nov 2023,… pic.twitter.com/bKG0mmrnc4

— Ministry of Education (@EduMinOfIndia) November 20, 2023

The engagement of consultants, a statement on the EdCIL website said, is purely on a contractual basis for two years, which may be extended by one year at a time up to a maximum tenure of five years, meaning 2+1+1+1 years for providing services on specific projects as per the requirement of MoE and performance of the individual.

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