Mumbai Metro jobs | MMRC inviting application for various positions

Mumbai : The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) inviting application to fill up various posts on deputation and contract basis. MMRC aims to recruit the qualified and experienced professional. Interested and the eligible candidate must submit their application in the prescribed format before 10 August 2018 or sooner.

MMRC Recruitment 2018: Details of vacancies are as under-
  • Executive Assistant to Managing Director- Pay scale: (Rs.70,000-2,00,000/- (E4), Eligibility criteria -Degree in Electrical/ Electronics/ Telecom/ Civil/ Mechanical Engineering

  • Executive Assistant to Director (Projects) - Pay scale: (Rs. 70,000 – 2,00,000/- (E4) - 1 post , Eligibility criteria -Degree in Civil Engineering from the recognized and reputed university.

  • Executive Assistant to ED (Planning) -Pay scale: (Rs. 50,000 – 1,60,000/- (E2) - 1 post , Qualification -Degree in Civil Engineering from recognized and reputed university

  • Accounts Officer - Pay scale: Rs. 50,000 – 1,60,000/- (E2) -2 posts , Eligibility criteria : Degree in Commerce from recognized and reputed university and knowledge of Indian Accounting standards.

  • Deputy Engineer (Track) -Pay scale: (Rs. 50,000 – 1,60,000/- (E2) -1 post, Eligibility Criteria : Degree in Civil Engineering from a recognized and reputed university.

  • Deputy Engineer (Civil) -Pay scale: (Rs. 50,000 – 1,60,000/- (E2) - 1 post, Eligibility Criteria : Degree in Civil Engineering from a recognized and reputed university.

  • Jr. Engineer- II (TVS/ ECS)- Pay scale: (Rs. 35,280 – 67,920/- (W6) -1 post , Eligibility Criteria : Degree/ Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering from recognized university.

  • Jr. Engineer -II (Civil) - Pay scale: (Rs. 35,280 – 67,920/- (W6) -3 posts, Eligibility Criteria : Degree/ Diploma in Civil Engineering from a recognized and reputed university

  • Jr. Engineer- II (Rolling Stock)- Pay scale: (Rs. 35,280 – 67,920/- (W6) - 1 post, Eligibility Criteria : Degree/ Diploma in Electrical Engineering from a recognized and reputed university.

  • Sr. Assistant (HR)-Pay scale: (Rs. 34,020 – 64,310/- (W5) -2 posts, Eligibility Criteria: Graduate in any discipline with 02 years full time Post Graduate Degree in PMIR/IRPM/LSW/MSW/HRM

  • Driver -Pay scale (Rs. 20,160 – 35,640/- (W3) -2 posts , Eligibility Criteria : S.S.C. or any other equivalent exam from recognized board. Should possess Light Motor Vehicle Driving License without any adverse remarks.

How to apply?
  • Step 1 -Visit the official website.

  • Step 2 - Click on career.

  • Step 3 - Complete the registration so as to get User ID and password.

  • Step 4 – Fill the form according to the instructions given on the official site on the official site of MMRCL.

  • Step 5 - Submit the form with the required documents  such as the letter of            qualification and experience.


For detailed information about recruitment rules, eligibility requirements and other instructions for filling the above posts please visit https://www.mmrcl.com/.  Online registration will start on 11th July 2018 at 10:00 Hrs. and will end on 10th August 2018 at 23:59 Hrs.

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