
Council of Scientific & Industrial Research
VerifiedMulti-Tasking Staff (MTS)
Perform physical maintenance of records, general cleanliness, carrying files, photocopying, and other assigned duties.
Salary Range
₹18k - ₹57k
1
Total Vacancies
8
Across Categories
Job Location
Timeline & Progress
Am I Allowed? (Eligibility)
Age Limit
18 to 25 Years
Education
10th
Experience
Fresher
Deep Dive: About This Role
What is the job role for MTS?
The job role for Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) involves performing physical maintenance of records of sections, ensuring general cleanliness and upkeep of the section, carrying files and documents to other sections, photocopying, delivering dak, opening and closing the section/room, dusting of furniture, and preparation and supply of tea/coffee to officials/guests. It also includes any other work assigned by superior officers.
What are the essential qualifications for MTS?
The essential qualification required for the MTS post is Matriculation or equivalent pass.
What is the desirable qualification for MTS?
The desirable qualification for the MTS post is Intermediate (12th Class Pass).
What is the age limit for MTS?
The age limit for the MTS post is 18 to 25 years. The maximum age limit is relaxable as per GOI/CSIR rules.
What is the pay scale for MTS?
The pay level for the MTS post is Level 1, with a pay matrix ranging from Rs. 18000 to Rs. 56900, as per the 7th CPC.
How many vacancies are there for MTS?
There are a total of 08 vacancies for the MTS post. These are broken down as: UR: 05, SC: 01, OBC-NCL: 01, EWS: 01. Additionally, there is 01 vacancy for PwBD (including 04 PwBD, Blindness and Low Vision, 01 - Ex-Servicemen).
What is the mode of selection for MTS?
The mode of selection will be in accordance with CSIR guidelines and will be notified in due course of time.
What is the mode of examination for MTS?
The examination will be OMR based or Computer Based Objective type multiple Choice Examination.
What is the medium of questions for MTS exam?
The questions will be set in both English and Hindi, except for the English language section.
What is the standard of the MTS exam?
The standard of the exam will be Class X.
How many questions and marks are there in the MTS exam?
The total number of questions in the MTS exam is 150. The total marks allotted are 450 (General Intelligence: 75 marks, Quantitative Aptitude: 75 marks, General Awareness: 150 marks, English Language: 150 marks).
What is the total time allotted for the MTS exam?
The total time allotted for the MTS exam is 2 hours.
What is the negative marking scheme for the MTS exam?
There is one negative mark for every wrong answer in the MTS exam.
How is the merit list prepared for MTS?
The final merit list for the MTS post will be prepared on the basis of the performance of the candidates in the competitive written examination.
How are tie cases resolved in the MTS selection process?
In case of a tie in scores, the order of preference for deciding merit is: lesser negative marks, older candidate, candidate acquiring essential qualification earlier, and finally alphabetical order of first names.
What are the benefits for MTS posts?
MTS posts carry usual allowances like Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), and Transport Allowance (TA) as admissible to Central Government employees and applicable to CSIR. Accommodation may be provided as per CSIR house allotment rules. Benefits like reimbursement of Medical Expenses, Leave Travel Concession, and House Building Advance are also available. The posts are governed by the New Pension System.
What is the application fee for MTS?
The application fee for 'All other categories' is Rs 500/-. Women/SC/ST/PwBD/Ex-Servicemen are exempted from the application fee.
What is the age relaxation for MTS?
Age relaxation is permissible beyond the upper age limit as follows: SC: 05 Years, OBC-NCL: 03 Years, PwBD: 10 years, PwBD (SC): 15 years, PwBD (OBC-NCL): 13 Years, Ex-Servicemen: 3 years after deduction of actual military service. No age relaxation is provided for 'Any other Category'.
What are the important dates for MTS application?
The opening date of online application is 05/03/2026 (10:00 AM) and the last date of submission of online application is 04/04/2026 (05:00 PM). The last date for submission of online application fees is also 04/04/2026 (05:00 PM).
How to apply for the MTS post?
Candidates can apply online only through the official website https://iicb.res.in/ from 05/03/2026 to 04/04/2026. Details of the online application form will be available on the website. Payment of application fees (wherever applicable) should be made through SBI Collect. Scanned copy of e-receipt/challan must be uploaded with the online application.
What documents are required for MTS application?
Required documents include: Printed copy of SBI Collect e-receipt, latest passport size photograph, signature, copy of SSC/10th Standard or equivalent marksheet/certificate, copy of Gazette Notification/Affidavit (if name change), copy of educational certificates/marksheet(s), copy of experience certificate (if any), copy of SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/PwBD certificate(s), copy of 'Form of Declaration' for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) candidates, and 'No Objection Certificate' (NOC) from employer (if applicable).
Written Test Pattern
| Subject | Qs | Marks | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Intelligence | 25 | 75 | - |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 25 | 75 | - |
| General Awareness | 50 | 150 | - |
| English Language | 50 | 150 | - |
Negative Marking
One negative mark for every wrong answer
Be careful with guesses!
Documents Checklist
- Printed copy of State Bank Collect e-receipt/ Transaction reference for the application fee of Rs.500/- (wherever applicable).
- Latest passport size colour photograph uploaded at appropriate place.
- The signature of the candidate is uploaded at an appropriate place.
- Copy of SSC/10th Standard or equivalent marksheet/certificate indicating date of birth or School leaving certificate indicating Date of Birth in support of Name and Date of Birth.
- Copy of Gazette Notification/Affidavit from appropriate authority in support of change of name/mismatch in name/variation in name of candidate/parents (if applicable).
- Copy of educational certificate(s) and/or marksheet(s) supporting the essential qualifications and any higher qualifications.
- Copy of relevant experience certificate (s), if any.
- Copy of Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe/Other Backward Class (Non-Creamy Layer)/Economically Weaker Section/PwBD certificate(s) in the prescribed Government of India (Gol) format issued by the specified authority, if applicable.
- Copy of the 'Form of Declaration' from OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) candidates, supporting their claim in the application that they do not belong to the OBC (Creamy Layer) category based on income for the immediately preceding three financial years (in addition to the community certificate).
- Copy of the 'No Objection Certificate' (NOC) from the employer for candidates currently working as regular/permanent employees in CSIR/Government Organizations/ Autonomous Bodies / Statutory Bodies/ Universities/ PSUs etc.
- Any other relevant certificates in support of the claim(s) made in the application, as applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can final year students apply?
No, degree must be completed.
Still have doubts? Check the official source.