TIMES OF MIZORAM

Institute of Music & Fine Arts (IMFA) hi School Education Department hnuaia Tribal Research Institute enkawlna in kum 1979-ah Mizoram-ah hian din a ni. Dance Wing, Drama Wing leh Music Wing-ah te hian Instructor te awm hrang thliahin, Senior Instructor 1-in a khaikhawm (enkawl ho) a ni. Kum 1989 atangin Directorate of Art & Culture Department hnuaiah a lo awm ta a. Kum 2009 kum atangin zirlai te hi thlatin stipend Rs. 500/- (Cheng zanga) pek a ni. Tun dinhmunah hian kum 1-ah tum 1, thla 3 - Certificate Course zir tur (training) member 25 vel, interview kaltlanga lak thin a ni.

IMFA-ah hian Training Batch 57 awm tawhin kum 2011 thleng khan Dance Wing - 1138, Music Wing - 855, an vaiin 1993 ten tha takin an pass chhuak tawh.

DANCE WING : IMFA Dance Wing ah hian Mizo lam chi hrang hrang leh Mizo hnam zai hrang hrang te zirtir thin a ni a. Subject pali (4) ah then a ni a, chungte chu :

1) Lam practical : Mizo hnahthlak lam leh zai chi hrang hrang 25 aia tlemlo zirtir a ni.

2) Theory : Mizo hnam lam leh zai te lo chhuah dan leh hman thin dan, tun hun thlengin zirtir a ni.

3) Folk Song : Mizo hnam zai (Folk Song) chi 20 aia tlemlo zirtir a ni.

4) Folk Music. : Mizo Folk Music chi hrang hrang zirtir a ni.

Mizo Inneih dan leh a kaihhnawih, Mizo hunbi chhiar dan, etc. chungchang zirtir thin a ni.

Kan Mizo culture hi Kristianna nena kalkawp thei chin te uluk taka zirtir a ni.

MUSIC WING : Institute of Music & Fine Arts-a Music Wing-ah hian Modern Music zirtir thin a ni.

Modern Music zirna hi subject 5-ah then a ni a, chu chu Music I, II, III, IV & V ti-a time table-a dahin thla thum chhung zirtir thin an ni.

Music - I : Hetah hian zirlai te tana hriat tur tul zawng zawng leh Music Awareness te hmanga class pek a ni.

Music - II : Hetah hian theory-ah Staff Notation zirtir a ni a, practical-ah Guitar Chord zirtir a ni.

Music - III : Hetah hian theory-ah Staff Notation zirtir a ni a, practical-ah Guitar Fingering zirtir a ni.

Music - IV : He class-ah hian Sound System/Mixer enkawl dan leh Musician te tana ri chhin chhiah na Mizo ten Number Solfa kan tih mai (cipher notation) te zirtir thin a ni.

Music - V : Hetah hi chuan zai dan, aw pek dan te leh voice exercise te zirtir a ni.

Thla thum chhung music class neih anih hnu hian a remchan dana in siam remin practical class full instrument nen pek thin a ni.

DRAMA WING : Art & Culture Department pian hma hian Drama lama hmasawn nan Drama Competition Buatsaih thin a ni a, chu bakah Mizoram khaw hrang hrang leh Aizawl khawpui chhung hmun hrang hrang 139-ah training kan pe tawh. Kum 1980 atanga 1998 thleng khan Competition thupui hrang hrang hmangin buatsaih a ni.

Kum 1999 atanga kum 2011 thleng khan National School of Drama, New Delhi nena tangkawpin workshop/training thlakhat awh buatsaih thin a ni. Music Wing leh Dance Wing angin mumal taka class neih thin nilo mahse National School of Drama te remchan hun apiangah class kan nei mai thin a ni.

Heng bakah hian Doordarshan Kendra, Aizawl Station leh All India Radio-ah te play kan record thin bakah Drama lama hmasawnna tur leh tangkaina leh nihphung sawina hunte pawh kan nei thin. A kar lakah Drama Script writing competition leh one day, 2 days workshop te pawh buatsaih thin a ni. National School of Drama te nena class kan neih thin hian students 30 zel select an ni a, tunah hian Department hmalakna a training chhuak tawh hi mi 300 vel an awm a, chhawrzui theih chu tlemte an ni; a tam zawk chu nupui pasal inneih leh eizawnna avangin an chhawrzui theih tawh loh a ni.

National School of Performing Arts (NIPA) Delhi te nen pawh thawh ho a ni.

1. Mizoram chhungah VVIP, VIP, Sorkar programme hrang hrang leh NGO programme hrang hrang atan Nodal Department niin kum khat chhungin tum 30 aia tlemlo hnam lam te entir thin a ni. Heng programme atan te hian recognised Clubs/Pawlhote sawm thin an ni.

2. Mizoram pawn, India ram State hrang hrangah kumtin vawi 10-25 vel National Cultural Exchange Programme-in zin chhuah thin a ni.

3. India ram pawn i.e. Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Scotland, USA-ah te programme neiin Mizoram, sorkar aiawhin kal a ni tawh.

4. NGO emaw, Sorkar Institution, etc.-ah te sawmna a awmin, Mizo hnam lam leh zai te zirtirna pek thin a ni.

5. Kum 2010-ah Cheraw hmangin Guinness World Record siam a ni.

6. North East Zone Cultural Centre, Dimapur hnuaiah Cultural programme tam zawk chu kalpui a ni.

1. Zir hun (Session) hi kum tin May ni 15, a tan thin a, thlathum chhunga zo tura ruahman a ni.

2. Zir duh tan April Ni 30 thleng Director, Art & Culture Deptt. hnenah Prospectus leh dilna form lei chhuakin May, ni 1 hma a thehluh tur a ni.

3. Admission fee a awm lo a, Security Deposit Rs. 100/- pek a ngai. Exam chhuakte chauh hnenah Security Deposit hi pek kir leh thin a ni.

4. Hun hman (working hours) dan :

10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Inrinni, Pathiani leh sorkar pisa chawlh hman ve a ni ang.

SUGGESTED READINGS (Lehkhabu rawn tur te) :

1. Mizo Lam Thenkhat te - published by T.R.I., Art & Culture

2. Mizo Hla Hlui Pawimawh Lawrkhawm - published by IMFA, Art & Culture, Culture Wing.

3. Music Dictionary - Prof. Darchhawna

4. Rimawi kamkeuna kailawn - Laltlanthanga Pachuau

5. Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course - Willard A. Palmer

6. Porta Sound Instruction - Yamaha Corporation Hamamatsu, Japan.

The Mizoram State Library was established in the year 1974. It was housed in a private rented building till recently. With the administrative system of public libraries on the anvil all the public libraries in the State were streamlined and brought under the administrative control of the State Library. Hence re-named as State Central Library. A building for State Central Library was started with the grants from Raja Rammohan Roy Library Foundation at the New Secretariat Complex. The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Mizoram inaugurated the State Central Library building in March 2011 and has now been occupied and is functioning in its own building.

The State Central Library is manned by the State Librarian, Asst Librarian, one Library Assistant, one Counter Attendant, Clerical staffs with four Grade VI staff.

Aizawl : Originally it was a Sub-Divisional Library established in Aizawl in 1969. It is housed in a private rented building. The Librarian with Counter Attendant are the only professional persons. One clerical staff, a peon and a chowkidar looks after the Library. The Library has a good collection of book and is having good number of users. We look forward to having Library building in future.

Kolasib : the Library was established in January, 1980 as a Sub-Divisional Library. It is located in Kolasib and run in the private rented house for a number of years. With the building grant of the Raja Rammohan Roy Library Foundation, the land has been acquired and Library building constructed in 2008. The new building was commissioned in October, 2008. The Librarian, Counter Attendant, one clerk with a peon are looking after the Library. Man power requirement is badly felt.

Champhai : The Library was established in 1983 as a Sub-Divisional Library. It is housed in a private rented building in the Champhai Town. A plot of land has been acquired in 2008 at Old D.C. Complex and Construction of building was also started with the grant received from Raja Rammohan Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata. The work is in progress. The Library is manned by the librarian, one Counter Attendant with one LDC and a peon. We are short of man power.

Lunglei : The District Library, Lunglei was established in May 1975. It was housed in a private rented building for a number of years. With the completion of Saikuti Hall, accommodation provided for the District Library was also taken over by the Department. The District Library is now functioning in one part of the Saikuti Hall. The space is small and there is no further scope to increase the accommodation, hence growth of the Library checked. As for the man-power, there is a Librarian supported by a Counter Attendant, one clerk and a peon.

Saiha : The District Library at Saiha was opened in May 1975 near the D.C. Complex. The Assam type building inherited from the Education Department is wearing away and a new building is expected to be constructed with the grant from Raja Rammohan Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata

The District Library has been given to the Mara Autonomous District Council (MADC) way back in 1993 by the Govt. of Mizoram under the enhancement of powers to autonomous District Councils. The Library is run by the Librarian with a Counter Attendant, one clerk, peon and one chowkidar.

Mode of Utility : Any person/persons can visit any public Library and read any book/journal magazine inside the reading room during office hour without taking it or taking out home.

Any person can be a Library member in any public Library/ or in all the Libraries by applying in the prescribed form duly attested by a Gazetted Officer of the State Government with 2 copies of recent photograph

A full (life) member can borrow any book for a specific period without charge, one book at one time. A non-member is not allowed to borrow books.

Initially, the state Archives was under the supervision of the Mizoram State Museum, Directorate of Education, having a Superintendent and a lone LDC in 1979 (No.ESS.199/78(P)/2 dt.6.3.’79). A Chemist-II post was created in 1982 (A.11013/3/82- EDN/1 dt.23.10.’82), after which the State Government created 7 (seven) other posts - Archivist, Assistant Superintendent, UDC, Binder, Record Attendant, Record Lifter, Chowkidar in 1983 to bring it to a full fledged State Archives (No.A.11313/9/82-EDN/27 dt.12.8.’83).

The Archives was named/entitled ‘Mizoram State Archvies’ on 1.10.’85, the day it became independent from its supervisor, the Mizoram State Museum. Having no place to call its own, the State Archives served the Government in rented Offices at various localities such as Dawrpui Veng and Upper Khatla. The State Archives ever since collected records from the Record Room of Deputy Commissioner, Aizawl District; Assam State Archives, Guwahati; West Bengal State Archives, Kolkata; National Archives of India, New Delhi. Most of the materials from outside the state were Xerox copied. The Archives has a new classified, department-wise records collected from the D.C., Aizawl District, and has done the needful in repairing the old papers. The records from the D.C., Aizawl District are 3,176 bundles in total, and these have been given Indexes. Record Indexes are being printed at the Press, to enable easy location of desired material. Ever since the Directorate of Education has been parted to three new

Directorates, viz. School Education, Higher & Technical and Art & Culture in 1988 (No.A.11013/81/87-EDN dt.3.5.’88), the State Archives remains under the Art & Culture Department with its 15-member staff.

The State Government purchased a building/Office for the State Archives from the Government ‘Capital Project’ in 1996 (No.D.28012/1/93-EDN(AC) dt.29.3.’96) and tended the old building for 2(two) years before the State Archives could finally move in on 26.5.’98. The building at present is still incomplete and needs repairing. As records received have been increasing, the Archives hopes and pray that both individuals and the Government come to realize the significance/importance of record and its preservation.

The records holdings in the Mizoram State Archives begins with 1870 containing the records of the British period various departments throughout the District Council, Union territory and Statehood. Records of the erstwhile British Residency, miscellenous papers records including in Mizo language are also preserved in the Mizoram State Archives.

The School Education Department records accessioned during the year 2004-2005 were 724 files. The following public records (not in series) accessioned to the Mizoram State Archives were 3297 volumes of General Department (1884-1978); Political Department (1870- 1972); Military Department (1890-1978); Police Department (1893-1967); Public Works Department (1888-1983); Municipal Department (1893-1920), Agriculture Department (1891-1920); Education Department (1888-1990); Treasury Department (1891-1959); Census Department (1900-1973); Transaction of Business Rules, 1987 and Allocation of Business Rules, 1987.

5017 volumes of records are kept and arranged in proper sequence in 273 Carton Boxes.

Subject index for all the records is prepared.

Research Room - The Research Room of the Mizoram State Archives is open to the research scholars and other bonafide users on all working days from 09:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.. The Research Room remains closed on all Public Holidays. As the existing building falls ways short of the requirement for separate Research Room, the congested room of the stack area is utilized as Research Room. It has a Conference Hall on the top floor of the building which is very appropriate for seminar and other functions with 200 seating capacity.

The Library collection of Mizoram State Archives was 1,486 and enriched with the addition of 78 nos. of printed books during January to July,2005.

Mizoram State Archives is responsible for the long term preservation of its collections, and for making them accessible to the public. Preservation is a core activity of Mizoram State Archives.

Conservation of Textual, books and visual material. Treatments performed on documents by preservator vary from minimal interventions, intended to make as many possible, to move extension treatments when an item will be used for exhibition, publication or other special use. Activities range from the physical examination of new acquisitions to detailed treatments on single items.

i) Fumigation: Fumigation Chamber, an equipment for fumigating preserved documents and other materials infested with mildew or moulds, or pests like bookworms, with toxic chemical vapours has been procured fromNarang Scientific Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi at the cost of Rs. 6,08,029/- under 12th Finance Commission Fund and has been commissioned by Pu P.C. Zoram Sangliana, Hon’ble Minister for Art & Culture Department on 17th Feb., 2011.

ii) Microfilming : From the conservation point of view, every important document should be microfilmed. Why? It is assumed that under the ideal condition of temperature, pressure and humidity, microfilm can be kept for 500 years. That means any information on it can still be accessed by the user after 500 years. All other information carriers like, paper, CD, DVD etc. are not last long as microfilm. Therefore, here in this Archives, microfilming of Newspaper has started in 2010.

iii) Lamination : Deteriorated Documents are being repaired by using Tissue paper to make them accessible for the public.

Mizoram State Archives provides services to the public who wish to consult the documents of its collection or order photocopies and reproductions.

Research Room: The separate Research Room of the Mizoram State Archives is open to the Scholars and other bonafide users on all working days from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The Research Room remains closed on all Saturdays, Sundays, State and National Holidays.

Subject index is prepared for all records of our repository. Microfilm reader is also available for accessing microfilms which are available in this Archives. The Original archival documents in the collection of Mizoram State Archives must be consulted on-site. However, Xeroxed copies may be borrowed after taking prior permission of the head of office. Any Scholar who is willing to consult our Records need to register as a research scholar of this Archives. Documents to be produced along with application for registration are-

i) Supporting documents that he/she is doing research on particular subject/topics.

ii) Photo I.D

Any documents of our collections are not allowed to reproduce in any form. A photo copy of the required documents may be obtained by taking permission from the Head of office.

Conditions for access to and use of documents :

Documents/Records which are more than 30 years old only are opened to the Public in this Archives.

The State museum is within 200 meters from the main road traversing Aizawl City. One can reach either from Zarkawt Traffic point or Chandmary Church point uphill. On the left of the State Museum stands Missionary Tomb and on the right The teachers' Inn. The main entry is on the upper road facing Govt. Higher Secondary School playground. The entry the down road from the behind the building is for administrative personnel and those who come for official works.

Entry into Mizoram State Museum is governed by simple set of rules. Adjacent to the playground, facing west is the main entrance. At the entrance there is Reception room with two ticket counters. Obtain your admission for Rs.5/-(for adult) and Rs.2/-(for children). School children are allowed 50% concession on an educational trip. However the Curator will have to be informed well in advance for necessary arrangement. Photography inside a galleries are not allowed except the prior permission of the Curator. Familiarized yourself with the rules prominently placed at the entrance. When you step inside, at your right there is one section of gallery and on the left there is another section of Art Gallery. One floor down, you find another section of gallery. but if you choose to go upstairs there are two galleries in two consecutive floors plus terrace with Archeological objects. Exit is from the same entry.

Monday : 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (IST) (in summer)

1:00 pm - 3:30 pm (IST) (in winter)

Tuesday - Friday : 10:00 am - 4:00 pm (IST) (in summer)

10:00 am - 3:30 pm (IST) (in winter)

Saturday : 10:00 am - 2:00 pm (IST)

* Sunday and Government Holiday closed

The Mizoram State Museum is essentially an ethnographic museum with a multipurpose collections on display. There are five galleries -

Textile Gallery 

Ethnology Gallery 

History Gallery 

Anthropology 

Natural History Gallery

Archeology Terrace

Public visitors should make their Entry and Exit only through the main gate

Public visitors are not allowed to moved beyond the Museum galleries

Visitors are not allowed to carry any kind of arms and ammunitions into the museum galleries.

Visitors are not allowed to carry any materials such as Bags, Sticks etc. into the Museum Galleries without prior permission.

Smoking or spitting inside the Museum galleries is strictly prohibited.

Drunken persons are prohibited from the Entry into the Museum

Photography in the galleries will be allowed only on permission

Guide will be available on REQUEST

Nominal charges of entry fee of Rs. 10.00 for Children , Rs. 20.00 for Adults will be Relied and 50% concession for School children accompanied by teachers. Free entry for old age over 60 years of age.

The top floor gallery is devote to Textiles. Among the traditional costumes you will find the dresses of different kinds of Mizo, full size-model of man and woman with festive dresses, Pawnpui (Mizo Blanket made of raw cotton), Hmaram (early clothes of indigo dye) and many more are on display.

The first floor from the entrance is devoted to ethnological gallery. The material culture of the Mizo is represented in this gallery by traditional fiber art, weaponry, hunting implements, distinctive musical instruments, objects of personal adornment, domestic utensils which demonstrate the everyday life of the Mizo people. Tawlhlohpuan (never turning back) worn by a person who is supposed to fight the enemies or wild animals till death. Some ornaments like Thihna (the necklace of Mizo girls with amber or precious breads) and Vakiria (fascinating headdress for women), Thimkual (metal hair pins), and Tangkathi (the necklaces made of silver coins) enrich this gallery.

Just on the left of the entrance is devoted to History Gallery. Photograph and paintings of some prominent persons who contributed a lot to develop Mizo literature, some historical places, stone implements and archeological objects are on display

Just on the right of the entrance is devoted to Anthropology Gallery. A typical Mizo Zawlbuk, bachelor’s dormitory, common house and chief’s house and other domestic usage are exhibited. Ornaments like brass bangle, necklaces and different headgears are on display. You find a famous Chhingpuii’s necklace, chief Vanhnuailiana’s twin nicotine water container and legendary warrior Thawmvunga’s sword. The smoking habits of the traditional Mizo is demonstrated by Tuibur and Vaibel bamboo made smoking pipe used by women and men respectively. Tuiburum is a small gourd container used for nicotine water. Bamboo and cane were used mainly to prepare household keepsakes such as Thul, the treasure box or basket to keep valuable belongings, Emping, well knitted basket and Paikawng loose knitted basket used for carrying jhum product.

Down floor from the entrance is devoted to Natural History Gallery. The forest clad mountains of Mizoram are very rich having a great variety of flora and fauna. The wild animals used to be numerous in the less populated areas of the state. Tiger, leopard, wild pig, sloth bear, barking deer are found in the region. The gallery introduces the visitors with a number of mammals, reptilian and and avian specimens, domesticated mithun, wild buffalo, different kind of deer and a number of birds.

On either side of the top floor terrace is devoted to Archeological excavation like edict of Maharaja Chandra Kirti Singh (1850 - 1886 AD), polished stone from Zamuang village, western belt of Mizoram and Lersia sharpening stone and others are exhibited.

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THE ORIENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY LTD.

 (Wholly Owned By Govt. of India) 

HEAD OFFICE: A-25/27, ASAF ALI ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110002

Website : https://orientalinsurance.org.in/

The Oriental Insurance Company Limited., a leading Public Sector General Insurance Company & wholly owned by Government of India, invites applications for recruitment of 300 (Three Hundred) Officers in Scale I cadre from open market. 

Please note the Important Dates (Tentative): 

Publication of Advertisement in Employment News In the month of August 2017 

Online Registration commences from / Payment of fees 18.08.2017 

Last Date for Online Registration / payment of fees 15.09.2017 

Dates of online Examination Phase – I : 22.10.2017 (Tentative)

Phase – II : 18.11.2017 (Tentative) 

Candidates should apply through On-Line mode only. No other means/mode of application will be accepted.

Accounts 20 . 

Actuaries 02 

Engineers (Automobile) 15 

Legal 30 

Medical Officer 10 

Generalist 223 

SC - ST - OBC - UR

44    21     77       158 

 A candidate applying for recruitment in the Company must be either- (a) a citizen of India, or (b) a subject of Nepal, or (c) a subject of Bhutan, or (d) a Tibetan refugee who came over to India before 1st January, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India, or (e) a person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India. Provided that a candidate belonging to categories (b), (c), (d) and (e) shall be a person in whose favour a certificate of eligibility has been issued by the Government of India. 

The service conditions will be applicable as per the prevalent rules of the company from time to time. Selected candidates on appointment may be posted or transferred to any place in India as may be decided by the Company. Please note that most of the aforesaid vacancies are in Hubli region of Karnataka, the state of Gujarat, Tamilnadu, Kerala, Mumbai and its suburbs. The minimum stay at the initial place of posting will be 5 years. 

A candidate appointed in the Officers’ cadre on regular pay rolls of the Company shall be on probation for a period of one year from the date of joining the duty. The probation period may be extended twice by a further period of six months at a time, stretching up to one year. During the probation period the Officers would be required to pass the non-life “Licentiate Examination” conducted by Insurance Institute of India. Only after passing the said examination the Officer will be eligible for confirmation of his/her services in the Company. Failure to pass the said Examination within the extended probation period will render the officer liable to be terminated from service on expiry of the period so specified. The Company reserves the right to terminate the services of the candidate if found unsuitable at any time during the probation period or the extended probation period without any notice or assigning any reason thereof. 

Bond Before joining as probationer, the selected candidates will be required to give an undertaking to serve the Company for a minimum period of four years including the probation period. In the event of their resigning from the Company before the expiry of the bond period, they will be liable to pay liquidated damages equivalent to one year’s gross salary paid to them during the year of probation which could be proportionately reduced depending on the length of service rendered. Besides, he/she will have to submit a stamped Bond duly executed by two sureties (not blood relatives), of sound financial standing for an amount equivalent to one year’s gross salary. Candidates resigning from the Company during the probation period and candidates whose services are terminated by the Company during the probation period shall be liable to pay the salary received by them during their entire service in the Company in addition to an amount of Rs.40,000/-towards partial cost of training. No lien/bond executed to retain a substantive post with present employer will be binding upon the Company and no Leave Salary or Pension Contribution will be made. 

Basic pay of Rs.32795/- in the scale of Rs.32795-1610(14)-55335-1745(4)-62315 and other admissible allowance as applicable. Total emoluments will be approximately Rs.51000/- p.m. in Metropolitan Centers. Other benefits such as Pension under New Pension system governed by PFRDA, Gratuity, LTS, Medical Benefits, Group Personal Accident Insurance etc. shall be as per rules. The Officers are also entitled for Company’s / leased accommodation as per norms. 

Candidates must possess the minimum qualification as listed in the table below from a recognized University or any equivalent qualification recognized as such by Central Government. Candidates should possess certificate in proof of passing the qualifying examination as on 31.07.2017 

Note: 

1. Educational qualification should be from a University/Institution/Board recognized by Govt. of India/approved by Govt. Regulatory Bodies and the result should have been declared on or before 31.07.2017 

2. Proper document from Board / University for having declared the result on or before 31.07.2017 has to be submitted at the time of interview. 

3. The candidate must possess valid mark-sheet / Degree Certificate of the necessary qualification as on 31.07.2017. 

4. Percentage marks shall be as mentioned in the final mark-sheet/degree of the university. The fraction of percentage so mentioned will be ignored i.e. 59.99% will be treated as less than 60%. 

5. Where CGPA/OGPA are awarded, the candidate will have to produce a certificate issued by the appropriate authority inter alia stating the norms of the University regarding conversion of grade into percentage and the percentage of marks scored by the candidate in terms of norms.

1. Accounts : M.Com. with 55% for SC/ST and 60% for Others from a recognized University or Chartered Accountants (ICAI) or Cost and Management Accountant (The Institute of Cost Accountants of India) earlier known as Cost and Wok Accountants (ICWAI) or MBA (Finance) with 55% for SC/ST and 60% for Others from a recognized University 

2. Actuaries : Graduate with 55% for SC/ST and 60% for Others in any discipline from a recognized university & has passed 4 Actuarial Papers from Institute of Actuaries of India (IAI) or Institute and Faculty of Actuary, UK (IFoA) 

3. Engineers : (Automobile) Graduate/Post Graduate Degree in engineering(4 or 5 Years) with automobile engineering as a subject, with 55% for SC/ST and 60% for Others from a recognized University 

4. Legal : Graduate in Law with 55% for SC/ST and 60% for Others from a recognized University 

5. Medical Officer :  M.B.B.S. 

6. Generalist  : Graduate in any stream with 55% for SC/ST and 60% for Others from a recognized University.

Minimum Age: 21 years Maximum Age: 30 years, as on 31.07.2017 i.e. a candidate must have been born not earlier than 1st August 1987 and not later than 31st July 1996 (both dates inclusive).  

Detailed Guidelines/Procedures for: 

A. Application Registration 

B. Payment of Fees 

C. Photograph & Signature Scan and Upload IMPORTANT POINTS TO BE NOTED BEFORE REGISTRATION Before applying online, candidates should-

i. Scan their photograph and signature ensuring that both the photograph and signature adhere to the required specifications as given under Guideline for photograph & signature scan and upload. 

ii. Have a valid personal email ID and mobile no., which should be kept active till the completion of this Recruitment Process. All official communication will be sent to the registered e-mail id of the candidate. In case a candidate does not have a valid personal e-mail ID, he/she should create his/her new e-mail ID and mobile no. before applying on-line and must maintain that email account and mobile number.  

Application Procedure Candidates to go to the Recruitment Section of Company’s website www.orientalinsurance.org.in and under “Career” section click on the option "APPLY ONLINE" which will open a new screen.

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