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Railway RITES recruitment 2020: Pay scale at Rs 1.40 lakh, apply for 35 engineer posts
1 / 6Railways RITES Engineer recruitment 2020: RITES, under the Ministry of Railways has invited applications for the post of an engineer at its official website, rites.com. A total of 35 posts are to be filled through this recruitment drive.
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The application process will be closed on March 23. The applications will be shortlisted based on eligibility.
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Interested candidates can apply through the websites- indianrailways.gov.in, rites.com
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Selected candidates will be called for a written exam followed by an interview and medical test. The interview can be in Hindi and/or English.
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The candidates can apply through the website- rites.com. On the homepage, click on ‘online registration’ under ‘career’. You will be redirected to a new page, select the name of the vacancy you are applying for under ‘vacancy number’. Fill form and submit. Make payment, submit.
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The selected candidates will get a pay scale of Rs 40,000 to 1,40,000.
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