Worried About Layoffs? Here¡¯s A List Of High-Paying Government Jobs You Can Explore
Mass job cuts have become a new norm around the world. Every day big companies are making headlines about laying off hundreds and thousands of employees to save costs. With so much uncertainty looming over, young Indians are seeking job security.
There¡¯s a high possibility that we will soon see a shift in preferences of young Indians and how they make their careers. Job security being the prime aspect, many will go back to the old ways of trying their best to secure government jobs for this very reason.?
Working in the public sector is suddenly looking more lucrative as it has a lot to offer: good health insurance, strong benefits, guaranteed early retirement ages with a pension if not a higher package with no guarantee of continuity.
Moreover, government jobs certainly provide a work-life balance, a stark contrast to the hustle culture that most of us have sworn by.
Decoding Government Jobs?
Securing a government job in this country is perceived as a remarkable achievement. If, against all odds, you manage to get recruited in a government department, it becomes an even greater triumph. Many of us have likely heard our parents expressing a desire for us to obtain a government job at some point. With the world that we are living in, there¡¯s a high possibility that this obsession will be renewed.?
Highest Paid Govt Jobs In India And The Pay Scales
1. Indian Administrative Services (IAS): Rs 56,100 - Rs 2,50,000
2. Grade B officer in RBI: Rs 55200 - Rs 1,08,404
3. NDA Jobs - Indian Army, Navy and Air Force: Rs 56,100 - Rs Rs. 1,77,500
4. ISRO, DRDO Scientists/Engineers Posts: Rs 56,100 - Rs 1,77,500
5. Indian Forest Service:? Rs 56,100 - Rs 2,25,000
6. SSC CGL Jobs: Rs 25,500 - Rs 1,51,100
7. Assistant Professor Jobs: Rs 57,700 - Rs 1,82,400
8. PSUs Salaries: Rs 50,000 - Rs 1,60,000?
9. Indian Foreign Service: Rs 8,000 - Rs 2,50,000
10. Doctor in Govt Organisations: Minimum Rs 50,000
(Disclaimer: These figures are not official but ballpark estimate)
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