The Gujarat Power Generation and Transmission Corporation Limited (PGVCL) has officially announced an opening for the recruitment of Vidyut Sahayak, commonly referred to as Junior Engineer in Civil Engineering, on its official portal. The power transmission company based in Gandhinagar is looking to hire 726 candidates for these technical positions under various cadres.
Applicants are required to submit their forms exclusively through the online mode via the PGVCL official website at pgvcl.co.in. The application window will remain open for a specified period starting from the date of notification release. Candidates must ensure they complete all fields accurately before final submission.
Eligibility criteria stipulate that candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from a recognized university or institution. Age relaxation provisions apply as per government norms for reserved categories including Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes. The maximum age limit for general category candidates was set as per the official advertisement.
The selection process will be conducted through a written examination followed by document verification. Aspirants preparing for the competitive exam will find topics covering civil engineering fundamentals, structural mechanics, surveying, construction management, and related subjects.
Successful candidates will be placed in Group B Gazetted and non-gazetted posts within the PGVCL hierarchy. The pay scale and allowances will be determined as per the state government's prescribed salary structure for engineers in public sector undertakings.
Officials have urged interested candidates to regularly check the official website for updates regarding admit card release, examination schedule, and result announcements. A large number of engineering graduates in Gujarat view this recruitment drive as a significant opportunity for stable government employment in the power sector.
The recruitment comes at a time when PGVCL continues to expand its infrastructure projects across the state to meet growing electricity demand in industrial and residential areas.
