GOVERNMENT JOBS IN DOORDARSHAN
Estabilished 15 September 1959
Doordarshan jobs, vacancies, and related roles with age limits are explained here. The television & broadcasting department is a powerful medium for India. Some posts required UPSC.
Role
Salary
Age
| Role | Estimated Salary | Age Limit |
|---|---|---|
| News Reader / Anchor | ₹20–22 lakh/year | Typically up to 45 years |
| Production Assistant | ₹3.5–4.4 lakh/year | Not specified |
| Camera Operator / Videographer | ₹30,000/month | Not specified |
| Broadcast Engineer / Technician | ₹5–9 lakh/year | Not specified |
| Programme Executive | ₹50,000/month | Typically up to 40 years |
| Transmission Executive | ₹9 lakh/year | Not specified |
| Content Writer / Script Writer | ₹4.4–5.6 lakh/year | Not specified |
| Graphic Designer / Visual Editor | Not specified | Not specified |
| Editor (Video/Audio) | ₹80,000–1.25 lakh/month | Typically up to 40 years |
| Research Officer | ₹40,000/month | Typically up to 40 years |
Interview Mode & Selection Process
Shortlisting: Based on eligibility criteria and application details.
Written Test: Assessing relevant knowledge and skills.
Skill Test: Particularly for technical or creative roles.
Interview: Conducted to evaluate suitability for the position.
For the Technical Assistant position, the selection process includes –
Written Exam or Interview
Document Verification
Medical Examination
AKASHVANI
All India Radio
Role
Salary
Age
| Radio Jockey / Presenter | ₹1.5–6.1 lakh/year | Typically up to 35 years |
| Programme Officer | ₹5.1–5.65 lakh/year | Typically up to 35 years |
| Sound Engineer | ₹4.5–4.9 lakh/year | Typically up to 35 years |
| News Editor | ₹1.4–1.5 lakh/year | Typically up to 35 years |
| Scriptwriter / Translator | ₹20,000–30,000/month | Typically up to 50 years |
Contractual Nature: Most positions at All India Radio are on a casual or contractual basis, often for a duration of two years, and do not offer the same benefits as permanent government positions.
Selection Process: The selection process typically includes a written test, a voice test (for presenters), and an interview.
Application Process: Candidates are usually required to submit their applications offline, along with the necessary documents and application fee, to the respective All India Radio station.
Interview Mode & Selection Process
Application Submission: Candidates submit their applications, often in offline mode, to the respective AIR station.
Written Examination: Depending on the position, a written test may be conducted to assess relevant knowledge and skills.
Voice Test: For positions like Radio Jockey or News Reader, a voice test is conducted to evaluate clarity, modulation, and pronunciation.
Skill Test: For technical roles, practical skill assessments may be part of the selection process.
Personal Interview: A panel interview to assess the candidate’s suitability for the role.
Document Verification: Educational qualifications and other relevant documents.
Medical Examination: In some cases, a medical check-up may be required.
Role
Salary
Age
Media Analyst | ₹50K – ₹80K (contractual) | 25–40 yrs |
Information Officer | ₹56K – ₹1.77L (Level 10) | 28–45 yrs |
Field Publicity Officer | ₹45K – ₹1.42L (Level 7) | 27–45 yrs |
Technical Officer (Broadcast) | ₹47K – ₹1.51L (Level 8/9) | 25–40 yrs |
Content Analyst/Digital Expert | ₹50K – ₹1L (contractual) | 24–38 yrs |
Interview Mode & Selection Process
| Role | Mode | Selection Process |
|---|---|---|
| Media Analyst | Contractual | CV shortlist → Interview → (Optional test) |
| Information Officer | UPSC CSE (IIS cadre) | Prelims → Mains → Interview |
| Field Publicity Officer | UPSC/SSC | Written Exam → Interview → Document Verification |
| Technical Officer | Direct/Exam-based | Tech Test → Interview/Skill Test |
| Content Analyst/Digital Expert | Contractual | CV/Portfolio → Practical Task → Interview |