The Office of the District Programme Officer, Banda, has announced a recruitment drive for 122 Anganwadi Worker positions. This initiative aims to strengthen grassroots child development and nutrition services across various rural and urban projects in the Banda district. Candidates are invited to apply for these honorarium-based roles, which play a vital role in community welfare and early childhood education.
Serving as an Anganwadi Worker offers a unique opportunity to contribute directly to the health and education of your local community. It provides a stable platform for social impact and professional engagement within the government's welfare framework.
| Project | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Baberu | 15 |
| Badokhar Khurd | 22 |
| Banda City | 3 |
| Bisanda | 10 |
| Jaspura | 1 |
| Kamasin | 14 |
| Mahuwa | 19 |
| Naraini | 22 |
| Tindwari | 16 |
The selection process is entirely merit-based, with no written examination or interview. The merit list is calculated using the marks obtained in academic qualifications from Intermediate to Post-Graduate levels.
Candidates are evaluated based on their income status relative to the poverty line. Priority is assigned to specific groups, starting with widows below the poverty line, followed by legally divorced or deserted women below the poverty line, and then other women candidates below the poverty line. If vacancies remain, the same priority order is applied to candidates above the poverty line.