Career Progression
- At the time of selection – Assistant Executive Engineer / Assistant Works Manager / Assistant Director.
- after 3–4 years of service (including probation period) – Executive Engineer / Works Manager / Deputy Director (equivalent to Under Secretary to Government of India).
- after 8 years of service – Assistant Chief Engineer / Deputy General Manager / Joint Director (equivalent to Deputy Secretary to Government of India).
- after 13 years of service – Chief Engineer level-2 / Joint General Manager (equivalent to Director to Government of India).
- after 20 years of service – Chief Engineer level-1 / Additional General Manager (equivalent to Joint Secretary to Government of India).
- after 30 years of service – Engineer-in-Chief / Senior General Manager (equivalent to Additional Secretary to Government of India).
- after 34 years of service - Chairman / Director General (equivalent to Secretary to Government of India).
Promotions are subjected to availability of vacancies and may take more time than mentioned above.
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