RVUNL Recruitment 2026: 2005 Junior Engineer, Junior Accountant & Junior Assistant Vacancies

RVUNL Recruitment 2026 is live, and it is the largest one in years—2005 posts across Rajasthan's five state power companies. If you want a secure government job in the Rajasthan power sector as a junior engineer, junior accountant, or junior assistant, this page hands you the exact vacancy split, eligibility, salary, and the dates that decide whether you apply in time. The short notice dropped on 24 June 2026. The detailed advertisement and the online application link go live in the second fortnight of July 2026. Everything below is sorted the way an applicant actually needs it—only what the official notice confirms, plus verified figures from the Nigam's last cycle so you can plan ahead.

The full eligibility table, along with the details, will be available in July 2026. The points below are confirmed by the notice or carried forward from RVUML's last cycle and clearly marked, so you are never guessing. Educational Qualification (Expected, based on the previous cycle): - JEN-I (Electrical / Medical / Civil): a full-time, regular 4-year B.E. / B.Tech (or AMIE) degree in the relevant engineering discipline from a recognized institution. - Junior Accountant: a graduate degree (Commerce stream preferred), as specified by the Nigam in the detailed advert, - Junior Assistant / CA-II: Graduation plus a Hindi and English typing speed of around 20 words per minute, per earlier ministerial rules. - Common requirement: working knowledge of Hindi written in Devanagari script and knowledge of Rajasthani culture. Age Limit (Expected): - Minimum age: 21 years - Maximum age: 40 years, calculated as on 01 January of the recruitment year (likely 01.01.2027 for this cycle to be confirmed). - Age relaxation: 5 years for male reserved categories (SC/ST/BC/MBC/EWS), 5 years for general women, and 10 years for reserved-category women, plus other relaxation per Rajasthan rules.

RVUNL has not yet published the 2026 fee. In the previous (2025) cycle, the structure was simple, and it is the safety reference until the new advert is out: - General / Other-state candidates: Rs. 1000 (2025 cycle). - SC/ST/BC/MBC/EWS/PwBD: Rs. 500 (2025 cycle). Payment mode: online only (net-banking, debit/credit card, UPI/wallets).

A Junior Engineer I at RVUNL sits at Pay Level 10 with a basic pay of Rs. 33,800 per month after probation. That basic is just the start, the Dearness Allowance. House Rent Allowance and other benefits push the gross noticeably higher. What You Actually Take Home: - During probation (2 years): a fixed remuneration of Rs. 23,700 per month. After statutory deductions like EPF, take-home settles a little lower—employees report roughly Rs. 20,000-21,000 in hand. - After regularization: L-10 basic of Rs. 33,800 plus DA and HRA; the in-hand rises well above the probation figure once allowances are added. - Ministerial posts (Junior accountant, Junior assistant/CA-II): placed at lower pay levels than JEN-I. Exact levels will be confirmed in the detailed advert. For reference, the comparable informatics assistant post sat at L-8 (Rs. 26,300) in an earlier cycle.

The 2026 scheme will be confirmed in July. Based on the previous JEN cycle, the written exam looks like this: - Total makes: 200, objective type (MCQs). - Two parts: Part A, your core engineering subject (the heavyweight, around 60% of marks). Part B—Reasoning/Mental Ability, Mathematics, GK & Everyday Science, General Hindi, and General English. - Negative marking: one-fourth (1/4) mark deducted per wrong answer in the previous cycle. - Duration: about 2 hours, with each part separately timed.

Straight answer first: RVUNL published official, category-wise cut-off only with each result, so the figures below are an honest read of past trends—not invented numbers. - Minimum qualifying marks: General candidates must score at least 30% and reserved categories (SC/ST/MBC/BC/PwBD/Ex-servicemen) at least 20%, of the written exam—a floor, not the selection cut-off. - Selection cut-off reality: the actual closing marks run far above the qualifying floor and differ by post, discipline, and category. Electrical, with the deepest applicant pool, historically closes the highest. - Expected 2026 direction: Because the seat count has roughly doubled versus 2021, the expected cut-off should ease compared with the tight 2026 round, particularly for mechanical and civil (small seat counts but smaller crowds) and for ministerial posts in high-vacancy nigams like JVVN. Please consider any exact number you see online as an estimate until the official merit list is released.

Short notice released: 24 June 2026. - Detailed advertisement: second week of July 2026 (expected) - Online application starts: second week of July 2026 (with the detailed advert) - Last date to apply: to be announced in the detailed advert. - Exam Date: to be announced.