National High Speed Rail Corporation looking for various positions

National High Speed Rail Corporation Recruitment Notification 2018


National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) seeking applications from eligible candidates for filling up of following 23 positions:-


  1. Assistant Social Development Officer – 5 posts

  2. Social Development Officer – 1 post

  3. Assistant Manager (Marketing & Communication) – 1 post

  4. Senior Manager (Utilities & Contract) or Manager (Utilities & Contract) – 1 post

  5. Senior Manager (QS & Contract) or Manager (OS & Contract) – 2 posts

  6. Senior Manager (S&T) or Manager (S&T) – 3 posts

  7. Deputy General Manager- Design – 1 post

  8. CAD Designer – 1 post

  9. Dy. Chief Project Manager / Rolling Stock – 1 post

  10. Joint General Manager (HR) or Dy. General Manager (HR) – 1 post

  11. Joint General Manager (Contract) – 1 post

  12. Senior Manager (Design) or Manager (Design) – 3 posts

  13. Assistant Manager (Architecture) – 1 post

  14. Dy. General Manager- Architecture or Senior Manager (Architecture) – 1 post

How to apply: Eligible candidates should submit their filled application in proscribed format to General Manager (HR), National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL), Asia Bhawan, Road-205, Sector-9 Dwarka, New Delhi – 110077.


The last date for submitting the applications is 02/04/2018


For more details, please click here to view complete notification.




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