The engagement is for Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) in the roles of Branch Postmaster (BPM), Assistant Branch Postmaster (ABPM), and Dak Sevak in various offices of the Department of Posts.

GDS are paid a Time Related Continuity Allowance (TRCA). The TRCA Slab for Branch Postmaster (BPM) is Rs.12,000/- to Rs.29,380/- per month, and for Assistant Branch Postmaster (ABPM)/Dak Sevak, it is Rs.10,000/- to Rs.24,470/- per month. They are also entitled to Dearness Allowance and other social security benefits.

Candidates must be between 18 and 40 years of age. The educational qualification required is a Secondary School Examination (SSE) pass certificate of 10th standard with passing marks in Mathematics and English from any recognized Board. Candidates must also have studied the local language up to 10th standard, possess knowledge of computers and cycling, and have adequate means of livelihood.

Yes, age relaxations are provided: 5 years for SC/ST, 3 years for OBC, 10 years for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD), 13 years for PwBD + OBC, and 15 years for PwBD + SC/ST.

The selection process is merit-based, primarily on the marks obtained in the 10th standard Secondary School Examination. There is no written examination. Shortlisted candidates will undergo document verification.

BPMs manage day-to-day postal operations, IPPB, and marketing. ABPMs assist BPMs with tasks like stamp sales, mail delivery, and IPPB transactions. Dak Sevaks handle stamps, stationery, mail delivery, IPPB, and assist Postmasters in various office functions, including sorting and mail handling.

Eligible candidates must apply online through the official portal https://indiapost.gov.in/gdsonlineengagement. The process involves a One-Time Registration (OTR) followed by filling out the online application form, uploading a photograph and signature, and paying the application fee.

The notification schedule mentions 'fee payment' as part of the application process. However, the specific amount of the application fee is not detailed in the provided text.

Yes, for Arunachal Pradesh, candidates need knowledge of English or Hindi (up to 10th standard) and a notified tribal local language. For Goa, Konkani or Marathi (up to 10th standard) is required, with proficiency in Konkani if only Marathi was studied. For Sikkim, English and one of 12 specified languages (e.g., Nepali, Bhutia) up to 10th standard. For Nagaland, English or Hindi (up to 10th standard) and knowledge of one of 19 tribal local languages/dialects.