UPSC Recruitment 2025 apply online Vacancies at upsc.gov.in
UPSC Recruitment 2025 : Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Job Notifications through official website upsc.gov.in. Job seekers who want to apply for latest UPSC Jobs, Check the below table and apply before the last date. UPSC Vacancy details like, Qualification, Age Limit, How to Apply & UPSC Application form / Apply Online Link is given below.
Latest UPSC Job openings 2025
UPSC Recruitment - Medical Officer, Training Officer Vacancies
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission |
| Post Name | Medical Officer, Training Officer |
| No of Vacancies | 84 Posts |
| Qualification | Diploma, Degree, B.E or B.Tech, M.E or M.Tech, Master's Degree |
| Last Date to Apply: 29-May-2025 VIEW & APPLY | |
UPSC Recruitment - Training Officer, Senior Veterinary Officer Vacancies
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission |
| Post Name | Training Officer, Senior Veterinary Officer |
| No of Vacancies | 40 Posts |
| Qualification | Diploma, Degree, B.E or B.Tech, Master's Degree, Post Graduation |
| Last Date to Apply: 15-May-2025 VIEW & APPLY | |
UPSC Recruitment - Assistant Public Prosecutor, System Analyst Vacancies
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission |
| Post Name | Assistant Public Prosecutor, System Analyst |
| No of Vacancies | 111 Posts |
| Qualification | Degree, B.Sc, BE/ B.Tech, M.Sc, Masters Degree, LLB |
| Last Date to Apply: 01-May-2025 VIEW & APPLY | |
UPSC Recruitment - Lecturer Vacancies
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission |
| Post Name | Lecturer |
| No of Vacancies | 04 Posts |
| Qualification | Master's Degree |
| Last Date to Apply: 10-Apr-2025 VIEW & APPLY | |
UPSC Recruitment - Assistant Professor, Dangerous Goods Inspector Vacancies
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission |
| Post Name | Assistant Professor, Dangerous Goods Inspector |
| No of Vacancies | 36 Posts |
| Qualification | Degree, Master's Degree, M.Phil, Ph.D |
| Last Date to Apply: 27-Mar-2025 VIEW & APPLY | |
About UPSC
Civil Servants for the East India Company used to be nominated by the Directors of the Company and thereafter trained at Haileybury College in London and then sent to India. Following Lord Macaulay’s Report of the Select Committee of British Parliament, the concept of a merit based modern Civil Service in India was introduced in 1854.