SPMCIL seeks 4 Chief General Managers on deputation

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Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India Ltd (SPMCIL), under the Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, has invited offline applications for 4 posts of Chief General Manager (Level E-8) on deputation basis, initially for 3 years.

SPMCIL seeks 4 Chief General Managers on deputation

Candidates must be officers or executives from government, PSUs, autonomous bodies or statutory bodies with a first-class B.Tech or B.E. in specified engineering disciplines. The maximum age is 56 years as on 16 November 2026.

The pay is Pay level 14 of the matrix per the 7th CPC, or Rs 1,20,000 to 2,80,000 (IDA) for PSU executives. Applications on the Annexure-I proforma must be forwarded by the Competent Authority and reach New Delhi by registered or speed post by 16 November 2026.

Selection will be through interview of shortlisted candidates and other criteria deemed fit by management. The application fee is not specified.

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The recruitment is open only to current government and PSU executives, not the general public, and requires sponsorship by a Competent Authority, so the practical applicant pool is serving officers. The 3-year deputation term and transfer liability across SPMCIL units mean selected candidates will be moved where the corporation sets operational priority. The source leaves unresolved the absence of any stated application fee and any age relaxation, both of which candidates must verify in the official notification. The concrete next step is the 16 November 2026 deadline for applications to reach New Delhi, after which SPMCIL will shortlist and interview candidates.


Source: freejobalert.com

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