Major Recruitment Boards in India

The government jobs in India are made available through various recruitment boards, commissions and organizations. Nationwide competitive examinations are conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), State PSC, Staff Selection Commission (SSC), Railway Recruitment Board, Defence, Joint Employment Test (JET) and other organizations. Aspirants looking to get Govt job in India must prepare and pass the required examination before the follow-up interviews and final selection.

Not all Government jobs require to pass a specific examination. For example, central and state government organizations also announce jobs notifications for staff recruitment at various offices with straight-forward requirements of certain age, educational qualification and at times specific physical standards. Aspirants can apply to these govt jobs either online or offline depending on the organization’s human resource (HR) policy.

Sarkari Naukri / Results / Admit Card

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Current Jobs Market (Labour Force Participation Rate vs Unemployment) in India

The Indian workforce is huge with over 49%+ Labour Force Participation Rate (the participation rate measures the percentage of Indians who are in the labour force). On the other hand, the unemployment rate (this rate measures the percentage within the labour force that is currently without a job) in India is 5.36*. The unemployment rate is updated every year. The rate reached an all-time high of 5.72 % in Dec 2003 and a record low of 5.28 % in Dec 2008**. The following graph/chart shows latest labour market data showing currently employed & unemployed with other important economic and demographic indicators.

*The Unemployment rate data collected 2019.
**As per World Bank data.

India has one of the most diverse workforce operating in variety of industries and sectors. Agriculture & allied activities have the highest number of labour at work with over 56% workers overall. Manufacturing sector has 13%, Wholesale/Retail has around 10% while construction, financial, real estate, business activities and other services make for over 25% of the total workforce in India***.

***As per Censusindia.gov.in data.

The jobs market in India is also very huge providing great opportunities for the educated youth. Both private and government jobs are announced on daily basis across all major cities. The Government of India plays an important role for transforming India’s economy and society by creating jobs, fueling innovation and furthering investment in health and education. The entry to govt jobs can be either directly to various organizations or through government examination for specific posts. Internship and on site vocational training for unemployed youth is one other way for an entry into the job market.

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States vs Central Govt in India

The central government of India or the Bharat Sarkar is the legislative, executive and judicial authority of all union states and territories. The jobs announced by the central government are usually open merit with quota from all around India. Since anyone can apply to these vacancies, they are the most sought after jobs in India. Each year, the central govt of India announces hundreds of thousands jobs in 100+ departments, ministries and government organizations. The placement for these vacancies can either be in Delhi, since Delhi is the capital, or at various subordinate offices spread across India.

On the other hand, state governments along with union territories have their own bodies and boards for which they recruit as per their own needs. These recruitment are mostly independent from the central government because the budget allocation and resources are specifically provided by state and union governments. India is a federal union comprising 28 states and 8 union territories, for a total of 36 entities. The states and union territories are further subdivided into districts and smaller administrative divisions.