Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is recruiting eligible and willing officers from Central/State Governments or organizations involved in public works or town planning. Now the last date for submission of applications for the posts of Executive Engineer (Civil) and Chief Engineer (Civil) has been extended to December 12. In particular, applications received after the last date or incomplete will be summarily rejected.
There are a total of 23 vacancies on offer. The post will be filled on deputation basis for a period of three years, which may be extended up to five years. Candidates satisfying the eligibility criteria may apply in the format specified in the official notification and send the duly completed form along with all necessary paperwork to the Office of the Commissioner, Delhi Development Authority, E-1, Ground Floor, Vikas Sadan . New Delhi-110023.
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DDA Recruitment 2022: Vacancy Details
Executive Engineer (Civil) – 21
Chief Engineer (Civil) – 2
DDA Recruitment 2022: Eligibility Criteria
Executive Engineer (Civil): (i) To apply for this role, candidates should be holding analogous posts on regular basis in the parent cadre, or (ii) they should be in Assistant Engineer Grade with seven years of regular service in the Level 7 after appointment thereto. Pay Matrix, or (iii) with five years’ regular service in the grade rendered after appointment thereto in Level 9 of the Pay Matrix as Assistant Engineer.
DDA Recruitment 2022: Salary
Candidates selected for Executive Engineer (Civil) posts will get monthly salary under Level 11 in Pay Matrix as per 7th CPC. On the other hand, those selected for the post of Chief Engineer (Civil) are going to get monthly salary under Level 14 in the Pay Matrix as per 7th CPC. For detailed information regarding essential qualification and other things, candidates are advised to go through the recruitment notification available on the official website of DDA.
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