News Topic:Job Aspirants

Aspirants urge J&K Bank to postpone recruitment exam

SRINAGAR — The aspirants appearing in the examination for various posts in Jammu and Kashmir Bank have appealed the concerned authorities to postpone the examinations...

Job aspirants protest against SAC decision

Srinagar: Scores of unemployed youth held a strong demonstration here at press enclave Srinagar on Monday against the recent order of State Administrative Council...

Recruitment merit based, don’t be lured by unscrupulous elements: J&K Bank

Srinagar: J&K Bank has asked the state's job aspirants who applied to the recent recruitment in the bank to avoid getting lured by unscrupulous...

Job aspirants, students urge authorities to restore Internet service in south Kashmir

Srinagar: Job aspirants, students and business professionals have urged the authorities to end internet blockade in south Kashmir which remained barred for the fourth...

Aspirants protest against JKSSB in Srinagar

Srinagar: Job aspirants from various districts of Kashmir held a protest demonstration against Jammu & Kashmir Service Selection Board (JKSSB) in Srinagar today.The protest, in...

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