Talathi Bharti
Revenue Department, Government of Maharashtra
District-wise online examination for the Talathi (Group C) post in the Revenue Department - the most important...
Talathi, Gramsevak, Zilla Parishad, health department and agriculture department recruitments held at district level.
Revenue Department, Government of Maharashtra
District-wise online examination for the Talathi (Group C) post in the Revenue Department - the most important...
Rural Development Department, Government of Maharashtra
District-wise recruitment for Zilla Parishad Group C and D posts such as Gramsevak, Health Worker, Junior Engi...
Public Health Department, Government of Maharashtra
State-level recruitment for health worker, nurse, laboratory technician, pharmacist and clerical posts in the...
Talathi, Gramsevak, Zilla Parishad, Health Department and Agriculture Department recruitments fill more posts than any other route in the state — and the postings are in or near the candidate's own district, so nobody has to move away from family.
Talathi recruitment under the Revenue Department, Gramsevak under Rural Development, a range of Zilla Parishad posts (health worker, junior engineer, livestock supervisor, anganwadi supervisor), Health Department Group C and D recruitment, and Krushi Sevak posts under Agriculture.
Most posts require a degree; technical posts require the relevant diploma or degree. Talathi additionally requires a computer qualification (MS-CIT or equivalent). Age is typically 18 to 38.
The syllabus overlaps heavily with MPSC's combined examination — Marathi, English, general knowledge, arithmetic and reasoning — so preparing for one prepares you for several, and you can apply to many advertisements in the same season.
There is a practical advantage too: because vacancies are allocated district-wise, competition is lower than in state-wide recruitment. Checking previous cut-offs for your own district is unusually useful here.
Rural administration, the Panchayati Raj system, revenue concepts and local self-government bodies appear repeatedly in these papers and deserve separate study.