Adv. No: 03/2025
Department - National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC)
NMDC Recruitment 2025: Apply Online for 995 Trainee Posts – Field Attendant, Electrician, HEM Operator & More - 995 Posts
The National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC), a trusted public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Steel, has issued a recruitment notification for 995 trainee-level vacancies across various trades. This includes roles such as Field Attendant, Electrician, Maintenance Assistant, Blaster, and HEM Operator. The online application process will be open from 25 May 2025 to 14 June 2025 at nmdc.co.in. Candidates who have completed ITI, Diploma, or B.Sc in relevant fields are eligible to apply. The selection process involves a written exam followed by a trade test. This recruitment is an excellent opportunity for candidates seeking a stable technical role in the mining sector.
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Exam Details
| Application Start | 25 May, 2025 |
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| Last Date for Apply | 14 Jun, 2025 |
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| All Category | ₹150 |
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| SC/ST/PwBD/Ex-servicemen & Departmental | Nill |
Age Criteria and Qualifications
- Min Age 18 Year
- Max Age 30
- Age relaxation as per rules
- ITI
- Diploma
- Degree
- Relevant
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Qualification Required: B.Sc, Diploma, or ITI in relevant fields. Salary Range: |
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| Post Name | BIOM Kirandul | BIOM Bacheli | DIOM Donimalai |
| Field Attendant (RS-01) | 86 | 38 | 27 |
| Maintenance Assistant (Elect.) (RS-02) | 49 | 56 | 36 |
| Maintenance Assistant (Mech) (RS-02) | 86 | 182 | 37 |
| Blaster Gr.-II (RS-04) | - | 03 | 03 |
| Electrician Gr.-III (RS-04) | 1 | 11 | 29 |
| Electronics Technician Gr.-III (RS-04) | 03 | - | 03 |
| HEM Mechanic Gr.-III (RS-04) | 39 | 12 | 26 |
| HEM Operator Gr.-III (RS-04) | 118 | 40 | 70 |
| MCO Gr.-III (RS-04) | 06 | 14 | 16 |
| QCA Gr.-III (RS-04) | 01 | - | 03 |
Exam Syllabus
NMDC Trainee Recruitment 2025 – Selection Process
1. Stages of Selection
- Stage 1: OMR/CBT – 100 marks (Objective MCQs)
- Stage 2: Physical Ability Test / Trade Test – Qualifying only
2. Exam Language
- Kirandul & Bacheli: Hindi & English
- Donimalai: Hindi, English & Kannada
3. Exam Pattern
Field Attendant (Trainee) – OMR Based Test
- General Knowledge: 70 marks
- Numerical & Reasoning Ability: 30 marks
Other Posts – CBT
- Subject Knowledge: 30 marks
- General Knowledge: 50 marks
- Numerical & Reasoning Ability: 20 marks
4. Minimum Qualifying Marks (Stage 1)
- UR/EWS: 50 marks
- OBC (NCL): 45 marks
- SC/ST/PwBD: 40 marks
5. Ratio for Stage 2 (Qualifying Test)
Candidates are shortlisted in 1:3 ratio based on Stage 1 performance. Tie cases will include all candidates with equal marks.
6. Qualifying Marks (Stage 2)
- UR/EWS: 40%
- OBC (NCL): 37%
- SC/ST/PwBD: 30%
7. Final Selection
Based solely on OMR/CBT marks. Candidates must qualify the Stage 2 test.
8. Document Verification
Originals and self-attested copies required during Stage 2. Failure to present valid documents will result in disqualification.
Preparation Tips
Preparation Tips for NMDC Trainee Recruitment 2025
To perform well in the NMDC 2025 recruitment, applicants need more than just qualifications — a smart preparation approach is essential.
- Review the Syllabus Thoroughly: Understand the subjects relevant to your trade. Whether you're applying as an Electrician or Mechanic, prioritize trade-specific technical knowledge.
- Stay Updated with Practical Know-How: For positions involving hands-on work, review equipment handling, safety protocols, and basic repairs or diagnostics—especially if you're in Electrical, Mechanical, or Mining roles.
- Practice Mock Tests: Time-based mock tests improve speed and confidence. Focus on numerical ability, reasoning, and basic science if the syllabus includes aptitude components.
- Revise ITI/Diploma Basics: Brush up on concepts you studied during your training. This will help in both written and trade skill tests.
- Stay Consistent: Create a daily schedule. Even 2–3 focused hours daily can yield results over a few weeks.
Don’t overlook the trade test. Many candidates focus only on the written part—ensure you practice practical tasks if your post requires them.
