HPSC recruitment 2025: Apply for 29 Assistant Environmental Engineer posts from August 21
The recruitment drive aims to fill 29 vacancies.
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Age Limit: 18 to 42 years as on August 1, 2025. The upper age limit is relaxed for reserved category candidates.
Educational Qualification: Full time regular Bachelor Degree in Engineering in first division in civil / chemical / Environmental Engineering. Hindi / Sanskrit upto Matric or Higher Standard. More details in the notification below:
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