Development Commissioner for Handlooms Group C Recruitment 2025 – Apply For Junior Assistant, Attendant and More Posts

Apply Online for Development Commissioner for Handlooms Junior Assistant Recruitment 2025: A Detailed Overview

If you are looking for a stable and rewarding government job, the Development Commissioner for Handlooms Junior Assistant Recruitment 2025 is now open. This recruitment drive offers a chance to join the Handlooms Attendant and Junior Weaver Jobs 2025 category, allowing candidates to be part of the government’s initiative to support India’s rich textile heritage. Apply today and be a part of this growing industry!

Job Responsibilities:

Selected candidates for Group C Jobs 2025 will have various responsibilities based on their respective posts, including:

• Junior Assistant: Handling office work, documentation, and administrative support.
• Attendant: Assisting in daily operations, ensuring the smooth workflow in handloom production.
• Junior Weaver: Working on handloom machinery, weaving fabrics, and ensuring quality production.
• Stock and Material Management: Keeping track of inventory and materials.
• Supporting Senior Officers in department-related work.

Post Details:

The recruitment drive is for the following Group C Jobs 2025:

Opportunity for Handlooms Service:

This recruitment drive is an excellent opportunity to work in India’s handloom industry under the Development Commissioner for Handlooms. Candidates will gain valuable experience while enjoying the benefits of a secure government job.

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates applying for Handlooms Recruitment 2025 must meet the following eligibility requirements:

• Educational Qualification:

  • Junior Weaver:

    • Essential: Matriculation from a recognized Board and eight years’ experience in loom setting and weaving different types of fabrics and designs in an organization of repute.  
    • Desirable: Three Year Diploma in Handloom Technology or Diploma in Handloom and Textile Technology from a recognized institution of repute or two years Certificate Course in Handloom weaving.  

  • Junior Printer:

    • Essential:
      • Matriculation from a recognized Board or Industrial Training Institutes (I.T.I.) Diploma with Textile Printing or Screen printing or Fabric Printing or Block Printing Trade.  
      • Five years’ experience in block or screen printing or Dyeing or Processing house or in a printing unit or a recognized institution of repute.  

  • Junior Assistant (Weaving):

    • Essential:
      • Matriculation from a recognized Board; or Industrial Training Institutes (I.T.I) Diploma in Textile Weaving or Winding Trade from a recognized Institution of repute; and  
      • Two years experience in a reputed Handloom or Textile Weaving unit and should be well versed in different methods of Winding, Warping and Sizing of silk, cotton and woolen yarns or Short term training course of not less than four months from Weavers Service Centre or Indian Institutes of Handloom Technology in Weaving discipline with one year experience in a reputed Handloom or Textile Weaving Unit.  
    • Desirable: Preference will be given to those experienced in book binding, making sample cutting and booklets.  

  • Junior Assistant (Processing):

    • Essential:
      • Matriculation from a recognized Board or Industrial Training Institutes (I.T.I) Diploma in Textile Dyeing or Printing or Fabric Printing or Screen Printing Trade.  
      • Two years experience in a reputed Dyeing or Processing house or Short term training course of not less than 4 months from Weavers Service Centre or Indian Institutes of Handloom Technology in Dyeing and Printing with one year experience in a Dyeing and Processing house or Handloom Printing unit of repute.  

  • Attendant (Weaving):

    • Essential:
      • Matriculation from a recognized Board; or Industrial Training Institutes (I.T.I). Diploma in Textile Weaving or Winding Trade from a recognized Institution of repute; and  
      • Two years experience in a reputed Handloom or Textile Weaving unit and should be well versed in different methods of Winding, Warping and Sizing of silk, cotton and woolen yarns or Short term training course of not less than four months from Weavers Service Centre or Indian Institutes of Handloom Technology in Weaving discipline with one year experience in a reputed Handloom or Textile Weaving Unit.  
    • Desirable: Preference will be given to those experienced in book binding, sample cutting and making booklets.  

  • Attendant (Processing):

    • Essential:
      • Matriculation from a recognized Board Or Industrial Training Institutes (I.T.I) Diploma in Textile Dyeing or Printing or Fabric Printing or Screen Printing Trade.  
      • Two years experience in a reputed Dyeing or Processing house or Short term training course of not less than 4 months from Weavers Service Centre or Indian Institutes of Handloom Technology in Dyeing and Printing with one year experience in a Dyeing and Processing house or Handloom Printing unit of repute.  

  • Staff Car Driver:

    • Essential:
      • Matriculation from a recognized Board.  
      • Possession of a valid driving license for motor cars.  
      • Knowledge of motor mechanism (The candidate should be able to remove minor defects in the vehicle).  
      • Experience of driving a motor car for at least three years.  
    • Desirable: Three years’ service as Home Guard/Civil Volunteers.

• Age Limit:

• Junior Weaver, Junior Printer, Junior Assistant (Weaving/Processing), Attendant (Weaving/Processing): Not exceeding 30 years (Relaxable for Government Servants up to the age of 40 years)
  • Note: The upper age limit will be relaxable up to 05 years for SC/ST candidates for reserved vacancies, and 03 years for OBC candidates against reserved vacancies.
• Staff Car Driver: Not exceeding 27 years (Relaxable for Government Servants up to the age of 40 years and in accordance with the instructions or orders issued by the Central Govt.)

• Experience:
  • Freshers are welcome; experience is preferred for technical positions.

Salary and Benefits:

Selected candidates for Group C Jobs 2025 will receive a competitive salary based on government pay scales:

• Junior Weaver: Pay Matrix Level-5 (Rs. 29,200 – Rs. 92,300)
• Junior Printer: Pay Matrix Level-4 (Rs. 25,500 – Rs. 81,100)
• Junior Assistant (Weaving/Processing): Pay Matrix Level-2 (Rs. 19,900 – Rs. 63,200)
• Attendant (Weaving/Processing): Pay Matrix Level-1 (Rs. 18,000 – Rs. 56,900)
• Staff Car Driver: Pay Matrix Level-2 (Rs. 19,900 – Rs. 63,200)

In addition to the basic pay, other benefits include:

• Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), and Travel Allowance (TA).
• Medical benefits for employees and their families.
• Pension and other retirement benefits.
• Paid leaves, including casual leave and medical leave.

Why Join Development Commissioner for Handlooms?

Opportunity for this Service:

• Direct involvement in preserving and promoting Indian handloom traditions.
• Gain hands-on experience in textile and government administration.

Job Stability and Security:

• Government-backed job security with promotions and career growth.
• Timely salary disbursement and employee-friendly work policies.

Social Impact:

• Help artisans and weavers by contributing to India’s textile sector.
• Be a part of projects aimed at modernizing traditional handloom techniques.

Selection Process:

The selection process for Handlooms Recruitment 2025 will consist of the following stages:

1. Written Exam – Includes general knowledge, reasoning, and subject-related questions.
2. Skill Test – Practical test for technical posts like weaver roles.
3. Interview – Face-to-face interaction for final selection.
4. Document Verification – Submission and verification of original documents.

How to Apply for Group C Positions in Handlooms Department 2025

Follow these steps to apply for Group C Jobs 2025:

1. Visit the official website of the Handlooms Department.
2. Click on the recruitment section for Handlooms Recruitment 2025.
3. Read the detailed notification and check eligibility.
4. Download Application Form with accurate details.
5.  Attach required documents, including educational certificates and ID proof.
6. Send This address “Director (WZ), Weavers’ Service Centre, 15-A, Mama Parmanand Marg, Mumbai-400004″

Important Dates:

• Application Start Date: 29/03/25
• Last Date to Apply: 45 Days

Last Date of Receipt of Applications:

Applications in the prescribed format must reach the office of the Director (WZ), Weavers’ Service Centre, 15-A, Mama Parmanand Marg, Mumbai-400004, within 45 days from the date of publication of the advertisement in Employment News. The advertisement was published between 29th March 2025 to 4th April 2025.

• A relaxation of 52 days is provided for candidates residing in the North-Eastern Region (including Sikkim), Jammu & Kashmir, Lahaul and Spiti district and Pangi sub-division of Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh, Andaman and ¹ Nicobar Islands, or Lakshadweep

Important Links:

• Official Website: Vist
• Official Notification: PDF  Download Here
• Download Application Form: Click Here

Don’t miss this excellent opportunity to join the Development Commissioner for Handlooms under Handlooms Recruitment 2025. Secure a government job with great benefits and build a successful career in the textile sector. Apply now!

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