The Office of Janpad Panchayat Bijapur, District Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, has initiated an offline recruitment drive to fill 23 Gram Rozgar Sahayak positions on an honorarium basis under the Viksit Bharat-G RAM G scheme. Selected candidates will be deployed across twenty-three specific gram panchayats within the block, with one designated assistant per panchayat. Applicants are required to be permanent residents of the specific gram panchayat they are applying to serve. The recruitment process aims to strengthen grassroots administrative support and rural development execution through local community engagement.
This engagement provides an opportunity for local residents to contribute directly to grassroots development and community welfare within their native villages. The position offers structured work experience in rural administration, direct coordination with block-level governance bodies, and monthly financial remuneration. Serving in this capacity enhances administrative competencies and fosters meaningful local social impact.
A specialized selection committee constituted at the Janpad Panchayat level evaluates all received offline applications to formulate a comprehensive, gram panchayat-wise merit list. Final validation and approval of the merit list rest with the District Programme Coordinator and Collector, subsequent to which the official appointment orders are released by the Chief Executive Officer.
The evaluation merit list is calculated on a maximum scale of 100 marks. Seventy percent weightage is derived directly from the percentage of marks obtained in the mandatory minimum educational qualification. Additional weightage includes up to 15 marks awarded for possessing a recognized one-year computer diploma or certificate such as PGDCA, DCA, or ITI.
Candidates possessing relevant prior work experience as a Panchayat cum Data Entry Operator receive up to 15 marks. Alternatively, individuals with comparable experience on honorarium posts within government rural development schemes are awarded 05 marks for the initial six months, plus 01 additional mark for each subsequent six-month period, up to a maximum cap of 15 marks.