IIT Jodhpur invites applications for 20 non-faculty posts

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IIT Jodhpur has opened online applications for 20 non-faculty positions across Groups A, B and C. The vacancies include Assistant Registrar, Counsellor, Medical Officer, Assistant Manager, Web Programmer, Junior Superintendent, Senior Assistant…

IIT Jodhpur has opened online applications for 20 non-faculty positions across Groups A, B and C. The vacancies include Assistant Registrar, Counsellor, Medical Officer, Assistant Manager, Web Programmer, Junior Superintendent, Senior Assistant and Junior Technical Assistant. The application window runs from October 1 to October 30, 2026.

IIT Jodhpur invites applications for 20 non-faculty posts

The largest number of posts, six, is for Senior Assistant at Pay Level 5, followed by four for Junior Superintendent. Group A posts such as Assistant Registrar and Medical Officer carry an upper age limit of 45 years, while Group B and C posts have limits ranging from 27 to 35 years. Horizontal reservations apply for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities and Ex-Servicemen on certain posts.

Candidates must apply online through the portal at erponline.iitj.ac.in/CAREER/auth/careerOpening.htm. The detailed notification, Advertisement No. IITJ/OR(NF)/2026-27/64, is available on the institute's website.

Indian Opinion Analysis

IIT Jodhpur's latest non-faculty recruitment fills gaps that often delay administrative and technical support at newer IITs. The 20 posts span 10 roles, from medical officer to web programmer, reflecting the institute's need to strengthen both campus services and digital infrastructure. Under Ministry of Education rules, Group A posts such as Assistant Registrar require a Master's degree with experience, while technical roles like Web Programmer demand specific IT qualifications. With the last date on October 30, 2026, candidates should verify reservation categories, including horizontal quotas for PwBD and Ex-Servicemen, before applying.


Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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