The Rajasthan Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (RVUNL), one of the state's premier power generation organizations, has officially issued its recruitment notification for 2026, announcing a massive hiring drive across multiple departments. A total of 2,005 vacancies have been identified for various posts, with Junior Engineer positions forming the largest share of the available roles. Candidates interested in applying can submit their applications through the official RVUNL portal at energy.rajasthan.gov.in.
The recruitment drive covers Junior Engineer positions across multiple engineering disciplines, reflecting the organisation's ongoing need for qualified technical professionals to manage and expand Rajasthan's power generation infrastructure. In addition to engineering roles, the notification also includes openings for supporting staff positions that are critical to the day-to-day functioning of thermal and renewable energy plants scattered across the state.
RVUNL, headquartered in Jodhpur, operates several major power plants in western and southern Rajasthan, including coal-based and solar energy facilities. The organisation falls under the Rajasthan State Government's Power Department and plays a pivotal role in ensuring the state's energy security. This latest recruitment attempt follows previous hiring cycles undertaken by the corporation over the past few years, indicating sustained expansion or replacement needs within its workforce.
Eligibility criteria typically require candidates to hold relevant engineering degrees or diplomas depending on the post applied for, along with age limits as per government norms. Reservation policies applicable to Rajasthan state government recruitments will apply to this drive as well.
Authorities have urged candidates to apply within the stipulated time frame and to verify all details before final submission. The selection process is expected to involve a written examination followed by document verification, consistent with standard procedures for technical recruitment in state public sector undertakings.
