TNPSC invites applications for drug inspector, analyst posts
Ram Sundaram | TNN | Apr 22, 2019, 18:41 IST
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has invited applications for vacant drug inspectors and junior analysts posts in government drug testing labs.
They are eligible to draw a pay of Rs 36,000-1,15,000 every month.
Last date for receipt of online application is May 12.
A total of 49 posts are vacant in the state health department, according to tentative vacancy chart released by the TNPSC.
Those willing to apply for inspector posts should have a degree in pharmacy and related recognised courses.
For analyst posts, a degree in pharmacy/pharmaceutical chemistry or chemistry with one or two years experience is mandatory.
Interested and eligible applicants should pay Rs 150 towards registration and apply online by another Rs 150-200 through TNPSC's official website (http://www.tnpsc.gov.in)
Fee and age-limit relaxations are applicable for candidates belonging to reserved communities.
The selection process involves a written test containing two papers – a subject paper and general studies -- on June 23.
Exam will take place at Chennai, Madurai and Coimbatore.
Shortlisted candidates will have an interview and final selection will be made based on overall performance.
They are eligible to draw a pay of Rs 36,000-1,15,000 every month.
Last date for receipt of online application is May 12.
A total of 49 posts are vacant in the state health department, according to tentative vacancy chart released by the TNPSC.
Those willing to apply for inspector posts should have a degree in pharmacy and related recognised courses.
For analyst posts, a degree in pharmacy/pharmaceutical chemistry or chemistry with one or two years experience is mandatory.
Interested and eligible applicants should pay Rs 150 towards registration and apply online by another Rs 150-200 through TNPSC's official website (http://www.tnpsc.gov.in)
Fee and age-limit relaxations are applicable for candidates belonging to reserved communities.
The selection process involves a written test containing two papers – a subject paper and general studies -- on June 23.
Exam will take place at Chennai, Madurai and Coimbatore.
Shortlisted candidates will have an interview and final selection will be made based on overall performance.
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