The selection process for THDC Engineer Trainee positions typically involves two stages:

1. Written Exam: Shortlisted candidates will be called for a written exam. The exam format and syllabus are usually based on the GATE exam pattern and cover relevant engineering subjects.
2. Interview: Candidates who perform well in the written exam will be invited for an interview. This stage assesses your technical knowledge, communication skills, and overall suitability for the role.

• For Gen/ OBC/ EWS: Rs.600/-
• For SC/ ST/ PWD/ Ex-Serviceman/ Departmental: Nil
• Payment Mode: Through Online

Application Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

THDCIL strictly adheres to online applications. Here's a breakdown of the process:

1. Visit the THDCIL Website: Head to the THDCIL website at https://thdc.co.in/en and navigate to the "Career" section. Under "Careers," look for "New Openings."
2. Eligibility Check: Before applying, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria. You'll need a full-time B.E/B.Tech or B.Sc (Engineering) degree in a relevant discipline from a recognized university/institute in India. A minimum of 60% marks throughout your program is required. Age should be between 18 and 30 years (as of February 28, 2024) with relaxation for reserved categories and departmental employees.
3. GATE 2023 Score: Appearing for the GATE 2023 exam is mandatory for this recruitment. You'll need to provide your GATE admit card number during the online application process.
4. Online Registration: If you meet the criteria, proceed with online registration. Fill out the application form carefully, providing accurate details and uploading required documents. Remember to pay the application fee (unless exempt) before submitting.
5. Save Registration Details: Upon successful registration, note down the unique registration number for future reference.

Exam Dates and Results

Official notification regarding the written exam date hasn't been released yet. However, it's likely to be scheduled sometime after the application window closes on March 29, 2024.

THDCIL will announce the exam results on their website after the exam is conducted. Shortlisted candidates will receive interview call letters via email or post.

Since the selection process heavily relies on the written exam, thorough preparation is key. Here are some tips to get you started:

• Revisit GATE Syllabus: Revisit the GATE syllabus for your engineering discipline and ensure you're comfortable with the core concepts.
• Practice Previous Years' Papers: Solving previous years' GATE question papers and THDCIL recruitment exam papers (if available) will familiarize you with the exam pattern and question types.
• Focus on Core Engineering Subjects: Focus on in-depth revision of core engineering subjects relevant to your engineering stream.
• Mock Tests and Online Resources: Take advantage of online mock tests and learning resources to assess your preparation level and identify areas for improvement.
• Time Management: Practice managing your time effectively during mock tests. The written exam will likely have a time limit, so develop good time management skills.