The District Agriculture Officer in Gumla, Jharkhand, has announced an official notification inviting offline applications for eleven available positions as Crop Guard (Kamdar) under Advertisement Number 01/2026-27. This engagement offers local candidates an opportunity to contribute directly to regional agricultural initiatives, plant protection programmes, and grassroots farmer education schemes. Selected individuals will serve on a fixed remuneration basis for a specified tenure or until regular appointments are finalized by the administration.
Securing this departmental role provides stable monthly remuneration alongside valuable hands-on field experience in the public agricultural sector. Candidates gain practical exposure to modern farming techniques and plant protection methodologies while serving their local community in Gumla district.
| Post Name | Total Posts |
| Crop Guard (Kamdar) | 11 |
No application fee is mentioned in the official notification for any category.
The selection methodology involves a comprehensive evaluation structured around a total of 100 marks. Initially, all received application forms undergo rigorous scrutiny and document verification. A merit list is subsequently prepared based on multiple components including academic percentage secured in the 10th standard examination, length of specialized training completed, practical skills assessed through bicycle riding and tree climbing tests, and a personal interview covering general knowledge, general Hindi, and local language proficiency.
The evaluation framework consists of academic qualification weighting where 10th marks percentage is multiplied by 0.6 yielding a maximum of 60 marks. Practical skill assessments for bicycle riding and tree climbing account for 10 marks. A personal interview assessing general knowledge, general Hindi, and local language proficiency carries 20 marks.
The District Agriculture Officer, Gumla functions under the Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Cooperative, Government of Jharkhand. Headquartered in Gumla district, the office is mandated to implement agricultural development schemes, distribute plant protection inputs, execute farmer welfare programs, and promote sustainable farming practices across rural administrative blocks within the region.