QCI Recruitment 2024: Applications Open For 93 Positions; Check Last Date

The Quality Council of India has issued a notification for QCI Recruitment 2024, which will fill 93 vacancies. The starting date to apply for the QCI Recruitment 2024 was February 5, 2024, and the last date to apply is February 21, 2024. Some of the vacancies are for the posts of Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Accreditation Officer, Executive Officer, Senior Director/Director, Executive Officer, Assistant Director-HR, and Administrative Officer. In order to apply, interested candidates can do so by visiting the official website: www.qcin.org. So, let’s look at the qualification criteria, process to apply, salaries, and more:

QCI Recruitment 2024: How to Apply

Step 1: Start by checking the eligibility for the QCI Vacancy Notification 2024.

Step 2: Click on the Apply Online Link given below, or one can visit the website https://careers.qcin.org/. Then, fill out the application form with the right information.

Step 3: Then, upload the required documents as mentioned.

Step 4: Print the application form.

QCI Recruitment 2023: Educational Qualification

In order to apply for the post of assistant director or executive officer, candidates should have an engineering degree in engineering technology or a MBBS or masters degree in the field of science. Apart from that, for the posts of senior director, joint director, and deputy director, candidates should have done an MBA, MBBS, or BDS in healthcare management.

QCI Recruitment 2024: Salaries

Deputy Director: Rs 20.3 lakh per year

Assistant Director: Rs 13.8 lakh per year

Accreditation Officer: Rs 12.5 lakh per year

Executive Officer: Rs 10.9 lakh per annum

Senior Director: Rs 34.17 lakh per year

Joint Director: Rs 27.6 lakh per year

What is QCI?

The Indian Quality Council was created in 1996 to serve as a national accreditation agency. It was established as an independent and autonomous organisation based on the PPP model in partnership with three key business associations: ASSOCHAM, the Confederation of Indian Business (CII), and FICCI. Its goal was to create a platform for unbiased third-party evaluations of products, services, and procedures.

It is critical at the national level to promote, accept, and adhere to quality standards in all essential areas of activity, including education, health care, environmental protection, governance, social sectors, infrastructural sectors, and other organised activities.