Key Highlights of the Recruitment
- Post: Welfare Officer (GroupC)
- Total Vacancies: 120 (distributed across 12 districts)
- Eligibility: Bachelors degree from a recognised university
- Age Limit: 2132 years (relaxations as per government norms)
- Selection Process: Written examination + Personal Interview
- Application Period: 1 July2026 15 August2026
- Admit Card Release: Early September2026
- Exam Date: 20 September2026
Application Procedure
- Visit the official recruitment portal www.zillsanjobs.gov.
- Register using a valid email address and mobile number.
- Fill in personal, educational and workexperience details.
- Upload scanned copies of:
- Passportsize photograph (jpg, 4.5cm3.5cm)
- Signature (jpg)
- Mark sheets and degree certificate (pdf, max 2MB each)
- Pay the application fee (550 for General, 275 for SC/ST/OBC). Payment can be made via netbanking, credit/debit card or UPI.
- Submit the application and download the confirmation receipt.
Exam Pattern
The written test is a singlepaper objective type examination lasting 120 minutes.
| Section | Number of Questions | Marks |
| General Studies I (History, Geography, Polity) | 30 | 30 |
| General Studies II (Economics, Environment, Science & Tech) | 30 | 30 |
| General Studies III (Current Affairs, Ethics, Security) | 20 | 20 |
| Language & Comprehension (English & Regional) | 20 | 20 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 20 | 20 |
| Total | 120 |
Syllabus Overview
1. General Studies I History, Geography, Polity (30Marks)
- Ancient, Medieval & Modern Indian History major movements, freedom struggle.
- World History industrial revolution, world wars, decolonisation.
- Physical Geography climatology, agroecology of Zilla Sanik.
- Indian Constitution fundamental rights, duties, governance structure.
- State legislation relevant to welfare schemes.
2. General Studies II Economics, Environment, Science & Technology (30Marks)
- Indian Economic Survey GDP, fiscal policy, poverty indices.
- Welfare economics social security, poverty alleviation programmes.
- Environmental issues climate change, biodiversity, water resources.
- Science & Tech digital governance, eservices, data security.
3. General Studies III Current Affairs, Ethics, Security (20Marks)
- National and international current affairs (last 12 months).
- Ethical foundations of public service integrity, transparency, accountability.
- Internal security disaster management, public health emergencies.
4. Language & Comprehension (20Marks)
- Reading comprehension passages from newspapers, reports.
- Grammar, synonyms, antonyms, idioms (English).
- Basic proficiency in the regional language (Zilla Sanik dialect) transliteration, sentence formation.
5. Quantitative Aptitude (20Marks)
- Arithmetic percentages, profit & loss, time & work, ratio & proportion.
- Algebra linear equations, quadratic equations.
- Data interpretation tables, charts, graphs.
- Logical reasoning series, puzzles.
All questions are multiplechoice with four options each. There is no negative marking.
Interview Phase
Candidates who secure a minimum of 45% in the written test will be invited for a personal interview. The interview evaluates:
- Understanding of welfare schemes and implementation challenges.
- Communication and interpersonal skills.
- Analytical ability to propose solutions for grassroots problems.
- Integrity, commitment to public service, and motivation.
The interview carries 30 marks, added to the written test score for a total of 150 marks.
Selection & Posting
The final merit list will be prepared on the basis of total marks (written + interview). Candidates will be allocated to districts according to rank, vacancy distribution, and category reservation.
Successful candidates will undergo a threeday induction programme covering:
- Legal framework of welfare programmes.
- Fieldlevel data collection and MIS reporting.
- Use of egovernance tools (eSeva portals, mobile applications).
- Ethics & grievance redressal mechanisms.
Important Dates (Provisional)
| Event | Date |
| Application Opens | 1 July2026 |
| Last Date for Submission | 15 August2026 |
| Admit Card Release | 5 September2026 |
| Written Examination | 20 September2026 |
| Result Declaration (Written) | 5 October2026 |
| Interview Schedule | 1520 October2026 |
| Final Merit List | 1 November2026 |
Preparation Tips
- Follow the official syllabus strictly; avoid excessive reliance on unrelated material.
- Read the latest Economic Survey, Union Budget, and annual reports of welfare departments.
- Practice previous years papers of state civil services exams pattern is similar.
- Take mock tests every weekend to improve speed and accuracy.
- For the interview, stay updated on recent welfare scheme rollouts in Zilla Sanik.
Contact & Helpdesk
For any queries regarding the recruitment process, candidates can reach out to the official helpdesk:
- Email: welfare.recruit@zillsan.gov
- Phone: 18001234567 (tollfree, available 9am5pm, MonFri)
- Address: OfficerInCharge, Recruitment Cell, Zilla Sanik Secretariat, Capital City.
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