Indian Oil Recruitment 2021: There is a great opportunity for trade apprenticeship training in Indian Oil. For this B.Sc and ITI pass can apply. After getting selected in Indian Oil vacancies of 1900 more apprentices, candidates will be appointed in the units of Barauni, Goa, Hati, Haldia, Gujarat, PRPC, Mathura, Digboi, Panipat, Paradip and Bongai village. The special thing is that there is no application fee to be paid for apprentice recruitment i.e. the application is completely free.
Indian Oil Recruitment 2021: Indian Oil Corporation Limited has released the bumper recruitment of Trade Apprentice. According to the notice, there is 1968 vacancy of Trade Apprentice in Indian Oil. The application process for this is going on from 22 October. Candidates willing to recruit apprentice posts can apply online by visiting Indian Oil website iocl.com till 12 November.
Through this recruitment, the vacant posts of Trade Apprentice will be filled in the units of Barauni, Goa, Hati, Haldia, Gujarat, PRPC, Mathura, Digboi, Panipat, Paradip and Bongai village of Indian Oil.
According to the notification of Indian Oil, the selection of eligible candidates on the Apprentice posts will be done through written examination. It will be organized on 21st November. There is a special thing in apprentice recruitment that no application fee is to be paid for this i.e. application is free.
Apply like this-
– First of all go to IndianOil website www.iocl.com
– Now go to ‘What’s New’ > Engagement of Apprentices under Refineries Division > “Detailed
advertisement” (to refer to the Advertisement) > “Click here to Apply Online”
– apply now
Educational Qualification
Trade Apprentice – 3 Years B.SC Degree with Physics, Maths, Chemistry.
Trade Apprentice Fitter – Matric with 2 years ITI Fitter.
Trade Apprentice Discipline – Mechanical – 3 Years B.Sc.
The detailed educational qualification can be seen in the notification issued for the recruitment.
Age Limit: Candidates between 18 to 24 years can apply for the above posts.
Click here to see the notice