What are the best Indian government jobs for a Computer Science and Engineering graduate?

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As Computer has become an important part in each field you can find a lot of Government jobs in Computer Science and Engineering. In India, a number of vacancies release day-to-day. Recently, the government of Haryana has liberated Computer Instructor Vacancy for 6672 vacant seats. According to your qualification, you are eligible to fill the application form for http://www.recruitmentform.co.in/hsspp-recruitment.html till or before last date takes place.Other than HSSPP Recruitment 2016, there are so many vacancies that are liverated for Computer Science Engineering students. You need to browse the internet and apply as soon as possible through online mode.For this purpose of single one government jobs degree wise/ course wise, I would like to suggest you something very important for you. In my opinion, you must subscribe your email address to the website of http://www.recruitmentform.co.in/government-jobs. This website sends regular emails whenever it gets new notifications of latest government jobs related to your field.

There are a plenty of govt. jobs for engineering graduates. Almost all jobs advertised by govt. allow engineering graduates.  The best among them is Civil Service Exam for IAS, IPS and other reputed services of GOI. But there is no computer science subject paper in Mains. For computer science students, PSUs are another good option. Most PSUs recruit through GATE exam. You can check with them. Some PSUs are : ISRO, DRDO, SAIL etc.CS graduates can also apply for IT specialist officer post in Banks. This is mostly advertised separately by individual banks.