The District Mission Management Unit (DMMU) & District Rural Development Cell, Birbhum, West Bengal, has issued an official announcement inviting applications for temporary project-based positions. Eligible female candidates from local self-help networks can apply for the Community Resource Person role to support rural livelihood initiatives across various blocks.
Engaging in this community role offers an opportunity to contribute directly to rural empowerment and poverty alleviation initiatives. Selected personnel gain valuable administrative exposure while working closely with district development cells and rural development networks.
All candidates: No application fee is required for submitting applications.
The selection methodology comprises a written examination carrying 90 marks and a subsequent interview worth 10 marks. The written test features 45 multiple-choice questions carrying 2 marks each, designed around a 10th-standard syllabus encompassing Mathematics, English, General Knowledge, basic computer awareness, and NRLM-specific topics within a duration of one and a half hours. Candidates qualifying through the written assessment progress to the personal interview stage.
The written assessment consists of 45 objective-type multiple-choice questions totaling 90 marks, scheduled for 90 minutes. The evaluation covers Mathematics, English, General Knowledge, computer basics, and NRLM concepts, followed by a 10-mark interview.
The District Mission Management Unit and District Rural Development Cell operate under the administrative framework of the West Bengal State Rural Livelihoods Mission. Headquartered in Birbhum district, the organization implements grassroots developmental schemes, poverty reduction strategies, and women empowerment programs through self-help networks and community resource frameworks.