The Railways, through the railway recruitment board is likely to hire more than 1 lakh personnel at various posts in the current financial ...

The minimum salary that's being offered is Rs 18,000 per month whereas the maximum salary is Rs 60,000. Applicants will now have to take a ...

The govt will now adopt a tech solution in recruitment to prevent malpractices like paper leaks.

In the case of pilots, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) will now conduct tests monthly instead of quarterly, a senior DGCA ...

Railways officials say over 2 lakh candidate have applied for the posts and the number may rise further as five more days remained for dead...

Railways has announced one of the largest recruitment processes for 89409 posts in Group C and D categories.

There passwords are issued to exam centres to access a secure server and print question papers just 30 minutes before the exam.

The issue began when about eight months ago, Indi-Go changed the exam format for cabin crew security training from online exams to pen-and-...

The Indian Railways has tied up with TCS to pilot a system to conduct its recruitment exams online, as it looks to introduce transparency i...

"iON has about Rs 1,000 cr in revenue now. It could become a separate unit because it has an entirely different way of working," a TCS exec...

In a bid to prevent pilots from getting licences through fraudulent means, Civil Aviation regulator DGCA started for the first time its onl...

Foreign pilots, who account for around 20 per cent of pilots employed by Indian air carriers, are expected to be phased out by 2013.

Students aspiring to be pilots will now have to clear all the pilot licence exam papers only by appearing for regular exams that are held o...

DGCA has drawn up measures to tighten the selection process for pilots flying scheduled airlines to check the menace of fake licences which...

Even as close to 5,000 of an estimated 40,000 were denied CAT, IT experts question the preparedness on part of the organisers.

Aviation ministry to hold first test by year-end, to set up computerised centres in capital.

The runway to becoming a pilot has been made smooth, at least as far as taking examinations are concerned.