The Forest Research Institute (FRI) in Dehradun, operating under the Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), has officially announced the re-examination date for the Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) position. This recruitment drive is part of the broader Group C selection process initiated earlier in 2026. The institute plays a pivotal role in forestry research and education, and this hiring process aims to fill various support and technical roles within the organization.
Joining the Forest Research Institute offers a stable career path within a prestigious government-affiliated research body. Employees benefit from a structured work environment and the opportunity to contribute to national forestry and environmental research initiatives.
The selection process for the FRI Group C recruitment is a multi-stage procedure designed to assess the candidates' aptitude and skills. The initial stage is a Computer Based Test (CBT), which serves as a screening mechanism for all applicants.
Following the CBT, candidates will undergo a descriptive examination focusing on essay and letter writing to evaluate their communication proficiency. Depending on the specific post, candidates may also be required to clear a skill test or physical test.
The final stages include a medical examination to ensure physical fitness and a comprehensive document verification process. Candidates must qualify in each stage to be considered for final appointment.