Job Post: Executive Trainee, Law @ Power System Operation Corporation Ltd [Apply by Sept 15]

Jobs Aug 30, 2018 Lawstreet News Network 0 Shares

Power System Operation Corporation Ltd. (POSOCO), a Govt. of India Enterprise, under Ministry of Power, Govt. of India, is a Knowledge-based organization of national importance. POSOCO is looking for Bright, Committed and Energetic law graduates to join its fold as Executive Trainee (Law).

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Number of Vacancies: 4

Pay Scale: Selected candidates will be placed in the pay scale of ₹ 60000-180000 and other allowances and benefits as applicable, during the one-year training period.

Age Limit: 28 years as on 31.07.2018 (Candidate shall be born on or after 01.08.1990)

Eligibility

Full time Three years LLB or Five years integrated law course with not less than 60% marks or equivalent CGPA as per the formula provided by the Institute/ University.

Final Year / Semester students of academic session 2017-18, who expect their results by 31.08.2018 are also eligible to apply, provided they have obtained minimum 60% marks or equivalent CGPA in aggregate of all semesters/years up to pre-final examination at the time of applying.

Valid score for Common Law Admission Test – CLAT 2018 applicable for admission to Post-Graduation Courses.

Selection Process

Qualified candidates shall be short-listed category-wise for Group Discussion & Personal
Interview based on their actual marks (Out of 150) in the CLAT 2018 for admission into LLM/ PG courses.

Weightage

Marks in CLAT 2018 (applicable for admission to LLM/ PG): 85%
Group Discussion: 3%
Personal Interview: 12%

The last date to apply is September 15, 2018.

To apply online, click here and for detailed notification, click here.

Center Plans to Apply Basic Customs Duty on Imports of Solar Sector Equipment

Executive Jun 24, 2020 Harshil Jain ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 11 Shares

In a bid to promote Aatmanirbhar Bharat scheme of the government and reduce import dependence on China, the Central government is considering imposing a Basic Customs Duty (BCD) of around 20 percent on solar energy equipment. The move will encourage domestic production and help in curbing imports, especially from China.R K Singh, the Union Minister of State for Power, New and Renewable Energy, announced that a basic customs duty (BCD) would be imposed on imports of solar cells and modules. The...

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