The Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) has announced recruitment for 54 posts on deputation basis. This is a great opportunity for eligible officers from government departments, PSUs, and autonomous bodies to work with Delhi’s key regulatory body focused on environmental governance and pollution control.

Interested candidates can apply through the proper channel by submitting their application along with required documents as per the official notification available on dpcc.delhigovt.nic.in.

Recruitment Overview

• Organization: Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC)

• Post Type: Deputation

• Total Vacancies: 54

• Location: Delhi

• Mode of Application: Offline/Through Parent Department

• Official Website: dpcc.delhigovt.nic.in

Eligibility Criteria

✔️ Who Can Apply?

• Officers working in Central/State Governments, PSUs, or Autonomous Bodies.

• Applicants should hold analogous posts or meet the experience requirements specified in the notification.

✔️ Age Limit

• Maximum: 56 years at the time of application.

Vacancy Details

The 54 posts span across different categories, which may include:

• Scientists

• Engineers

• Administrative Staff

• Accounts & Finance Officers

(Exact post-wise details should be checked in the official notification.)

Selection Process

• Selection will be based on eligibility screening and recommendations from the candidate’s parent department.

• Final appointment will be made on deputation basis as per government rules.

How to Apply for DPCC Recruitment 2025

1. Visit the official website – dpcc.delhigovt.nic.in.

2. Download the official recruitment notification.

3. Fill the prescribed application form.

4. Forward the application through the proper channel with required documents (service record, vigilance clearance, etc.).

5. Submit before the deadline mentioned in the notification.

Why Join DPCC?

The Delhi Pollution Control Committee is at the forefront of combating pollution in the capital. Working here provides:

• A chance to contribute to policy implementation for cleaner air and water.

• Opportunities to work on sustainability and environmental protection projects.

• Exposure to one of India’s most critical urban environmental challenges.