Assistant

What are the essential qualifications for the Assistant post?

To be eligible for the Assistant post, you must have a Bachelor's Degree from any recognized Institute/University. Additionally, you need to have two years of experience as a Junior Assistant or in equivalent posts within a University, Research Establishment, Central/State Government, PSU, or Autonomous Bodies. Experience in a reputed private company, corporate bank, or similar organization with a minimum annual turnover of Rs.200 Crores or more is also acceptable. You must also possess a speed of 35 wpm in English typing or 30 wpm in Hindi typing. Proficiency in Computer Operations is also required.

What is the selection process for the Assistant post?

The recruitment process for the Assistant post involves two stages. Stage 1 is a Preliminary Test (MCQ based) for shortlisting. Stage 2 includes an Examination (Main) which is descriptive, followed by a Skill Test. The merit will be drawn based on the Examination (Main) and Skill Test, with the Skill Test being qualifying in nature.

What is the syllabus for the Preliminary Test for Assistant?

The Preliminary Test is an MCQ-based exam designed to test your knowledge in four areas: General Studies (35 questions), Reasoning (35 questions), General Mathematical Ability (35 questions), and Functioning of Higher Educational Institutions (45 questions). The total marks for this test are 300, and it is conducted for 3 hours. This test is only for shortlisting and has no weightage in the final assessment.

What is the syllabus for the Examination (Main) for Assistant?

The Examination (Main) is a descriptive test conducted for 2 hours, carrying 200 marks. It covers two main areas: Educational Administration and Management, and Functional aspects of Rules and their application in Higher Educational Institutions. The merit will be drawn on the basis of this examination.

What does the Skill Test for Assistant involve?

The Skill Test assesses your skills in Understanding of Manual of Office Procedures, Noting and Drafting, and Proficiency in Computer Operations. It also includes English Typing at 35 wpm or Hindi Typing at 30 wpm. This test is qualifying in nature and has a duration decided by the evaluating experts, with a total of 100 marks. To qualify, you need to obtain a minimum of 50 marks.

Is there negative marking in the Assistant recruitment process?

Yes, there is negative marking in the Preliminary Test. Each wrong answer carries a negative marking of 0.5 marks. In the Examination (Main), each question carries 2 marks, and there is a negative marking of 0.5 marks for each wrong answer.

What are the important dates for the Assistant application?

The online application form filling starts on 28.02.2026 and the last date for submission is 21.03.2026. The Date of publication of Advertisement is 28.02.2026.

What is the application fee for the Assistant post?

The application fee is Rs. 800/- for General/Unreserved candidates and Rs. 600/- for OBC (NCL)/EWS/SC/ST/PwD/Female candidates. The fee is non-refundable and must be paid online.

What is the age limit for the Assistant post?

The upper age limit for the Assistant post is 32 Years.

What is the pay scale and classification for the Assistant post?

The Assistant post is in Pay Level-4. The classification is not explicitly mentioned as Group A, B, or C, but typically Pay Level 4 falls under Group C.

Where can I find more details about the Assistant post?

For complete details, instructions, and general conditions/eligibility criteria, please visit the College website www.dsce.du.ac.in or the online application link https://dunt.uod.ac.in/.