AAI Recruitment 2023: Hiring open for 119 Junior Assistant and Senior Assistant posts, Apply from Dec 27
Airports Authority of India (AAI) will start application process for recruitment of Junior Assistant and Senior Assistant Group-C posts from Dec 27.
Airports Authority of India (AAI) will soon start accepting applications for the recruitment drive for Junior Assistant and Senior Assistant Group-C posts from tomorrow that is December 27. If you want to work in the Airports Authority of India then here is your chance. You can read the official notification and can apply for the AAI Recruitment 2023 for Junior Assistant and Senior Assistant only if you meet the eligibility criteria. The last date to apply is January 26.
A total of 119 Junior Assistant and Senior Assistant positions will be filled with this recruitment drive.
The online link to apply for the vacancies will be available on the official website at www.aai.aero from December 27.
Note that only the applicants who are domiciled in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Kerala, Puducherry and Lakshadweep islands can apply for this recruitment drive. They will be appointed at various airports in the above states in the Southern Region.
The candidates will be selected as per their performance in the Written Exam (Computer Based Test(CBT), which will be held for two hours.
AAI Recruitment 2023 Vacancy details:
You can check the region wise vacancy details below:
- Junior Assistant (Fire Service): 73 vacancies
- Junior Assistant (Office) NE: 2 vacancies
- Senior Assistant (Electronics): 25
- Senior Assistant (Accounts): 19
Before submission of the application, the candidates needed to pay an application fee as per their categories.
For General/ OBC candidates: Rs 1,000.
However, the candidates who belong to categories of Women / SC / ST / Ex-servicemen candidates / Persons with Benchmark Disabilities do not need to pay nay application fee. Apart from them, the apprentices who have completed one year of Apprenticeship Training in AAI, as per the Apprentices Act 1961 are also exempted from payment of fee.
More details are given in the official notification.
Ms Kalinga