Centre for Good Governance Recruitment 2016

Centre for Good Governance, Hyderabad has published a Recruitment Advertisement for the post of JAVA Senior Software Developer, PL/ SQL Developer . Interested candidates attend the walk in interview for the posts on 30-07-2016. Detail information regarding Centre for Good Governance Recruitment 2016 is given below.

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Vacancy Detail for Centre for Good Governance Recruitment 2016

Name of the Post –

a) JAVA Senior Software Developer

b) PL/ SQL Developer

Job Location- The job location will be at Hyderabad, Telangana.

Eligibility Criteria for Centre for Good Governance Recruitment 2016

Nationality- The candidate must be a citizen of India.

Educational Qualification-  The candidate should be a BE/B.Tech /MCA with specialization in Computer/Electronics/IT or M. Sc. In Computer Science/ IT with one year experience in Software Development or Master’s Degree in Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics Operational Research/ Electronics with PG Diploma in Computer Science /DOESEC (A Level) with one year experience in Software Development Projects or M.Tech/M.EM/MS in Computer Science /IT/ Electronics with minimum 60% of marks and 3 years of experience in relevant field.

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How to Apply for Centre for Good Governance Recruitment 2016

Application Process- Eligible candidates can attend the walk in interview along with all relevant documents on 30-07-2016 by 10.30A.M. at Centre for Good Governance , Survey No.91, Near Outer Ring Road, Chowrasta, Gachibowli, Hyderabad , Telangana State (India).

Important Dates for Centre for Good Governance Recruitment 2016

Date of Walk in Interview- 30-07-2016 at 10.30 AM. 

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About The Centre for Good Governance

The  Centre for Good Governance was established in October, 2001 by the Govt. of Andhra Pradesh in collaboration with Department for International Development and the World Bank in order to achieve the State’s goal of transforming governance. It mainly undertakes action research, provides professional advices and conducts management programmes for government departments and agencies.