In shortRajasthan State Power Companies are recruiting 2,005 Junior Engineers, Accountants and Assistants. Junior Engineers need a 4-year engineering degree, Accountants need commerce graduation, and Assistants need class 12. Age limit is 18 to 43 years. Application deadline is 25 August 2026.
Key facts
- Recruiting body
- Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited, for the Rajasthan State Power Companies
- Vacancies
- 2,005
- Qualification
- Four year engineering degree or AMIE for Junior Engineer-I; graduation in commerce or business for Junior Accountant; senior secondary or class 12 pass for Junior Assistant, each with a computer qualification
- Age limit
- 18 to 43 years for Junior Accountant and Junior Assistant and 21 to 43 years for Junior Engineer-I, reckoned as on 01.01.2027, with relaxations as per Rajasthan rules
- Pay scale
- Pay Level 10, around Rs 33,800 per month after probation for Junior Engineer-I and Junior Accountant; Pay Level 5, around Rs 20,800 per month for Junior Assistant or Commercial Assistant-II
- Application fee
- Rs 1,000 including GST for unreserved candidates; Rs 500 including GST for SC, ST, BC, MBC, EWS, PwBD and Saharia candidates
- Location
- Rajasthan
- Applications open
- 5 August 2026
- Last date
- 25 August 2026
This is a joint recruitment across the Rajasthan state power companies, run through Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam under two advertisements, one for Junior Engineer-I and one for Junior Accountant and Junior Assistant or Commercial Assistant-II. Together they cover about 2,005 posts, making it one of the larger state level technical intakes open right now.
Junior Engineer-I posts are in electrical, mechanical and civil disciplines and need a full time four year engineering degree or AMIE. Junior Accountant needs a commerce or business graduation, while Junior Assistant is open to candidates who have passed class 12. All three streams additionally require a recognised computer qualification, which is a standard Rajasthan government condition.
Ages are reckoned as on 1 January 2027 rather than the application date, and the upper limit of 43 years is unusually generous before relaxations are even applied.
The application window is short, running from 5 August to 25 August 2026, and closes at midnight on the last date.
