Lucknow Metro | LMRC notifies vacancies for various technical & non-technical positions

Lucknow Metro Recruitment Notification


The Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation (LMRC), a joint venture company of Govt. of India and Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, inviting online applications from young, dynamic and motivated persons of Indian nationality for the following posts for Lucknow Metro Rail Project:-


Executive Category-


  1. Assistant Manager/Civil – 7 posts

  2. Assistant Manager/Electrical – 6 posts

  3. Assistant Manager/S&T – 3 posts

  4. Assistant Manager/Architect – 3 posts

  5. Assistant Manager/Operations – 2 posts

  6. Assistant Manager/IT – 1 post

  7. Assistant Manager/Finance – 1 post

  8. Assistant Manager/HR – 2 posts

  9. Assistant Company Secretary – 1 post

  10. Assistant Manager/Public Relations – 2 posts

Non-executive Category-


  1. Station Controller cum Train Operator(SC/TO) – 101 posts

  2. Customer Relations Assistant (CRA) – 49 posts

  3. Junior Engineer/Civil – 31 posts

  4. Junior Engineer/Electrical – 35 posts

  5. Junior Engineer/S&T – 27 posts

  6. Office Assistant/HR – 2 posts

  7. Accounts Assistant – 1 post

  8. Public Relations Assistant – 2 posts

  9. Maintainer/Civil – 17 posts

  10. Maintainer/Electrical – 65 posts

  11. Maintainer/S&T – 28 posts

Important dates:


  • Online Registration : 23.02.2018 to 27.03.2018

  • Date of written examination: for SC/TO – 16.04.2018 and for others 06.05.2018

For more details, please download recruitment notification


Click here to apply online.




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