JOB POST: Assistant Commissioner at Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission: Register by Feb 19
About the organisation
The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission is a department of the government of Tamil Nadu that is responsible for governing the recruitment of personnel into the state’s public service.
Job description
Applications are invited from eligible candidates only through online mode up to 19.02.2020 for direct recruitment to the vacancies in the post of Assistant Commissioner (Commercial Taxes) included in Combined Civil Services -I Examination (Group-I Services)
Number of Vacancies
10 (ten)
Eligibility
First Preference: A degree both in Commerce and Law together with a Diploma in Taxation laws.
Second Preference: A degree both in Commerce and Law.
Third Preference: A degree either in Commerce or Law together with a Diploma in Taxation laws.
Fourth Preference: A degree either in Commerce or Law.
Salary
Level 22 Rs.56100- 177500 (Revised Scale)
How to apply?
Deadline: 19th February 2020
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