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Recruitment in Excise Dept

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BANGALORE: The Government plans to recruit 250 sub-inspectors and 388 guards and drivers in the Excise Department.

The age limit of the aspirants has been relaxed from 21 to 24 in the general category and up to 26 years for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes. The process of recruitment will start in three months. There has been no recruitment since 1975 and many senior officers are due to retire by 2004-2005.

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