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There is important news for all candidates who have applied for the NFL Non-Executive Recruitment. The ongoing registration process for this recruitment will end today. All eligible and interested candidates who want to apply for this must visit the official website nationalfertilizers.com at the earliest and apply. Please note that within the framework of this recruitment drive, 336 positions will be filled in the organization.
Now the question arises, what is the selection process for this recruitment? So let us know through this news what the selection process for this recruitment is.
What is the selection process?
Candidates will have to appear for the OMR based test offline. The OMR based exam will have two parts, discipline related and aptitude related. The medium of examination will be the official language (Hindi) and English. The duration of the exam will be 02 hours (120 minutes). The total number of questions will be 150, each of one mark, of which 100 questions will be from a combination of qualifying courses/minimum educational qualification courses and 50 questions will be from General English, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning and General Knowledge/Awareness . . There will be no negative grade for incorrect answers.
How to apply?
Candidates can apply by following the steps given below.
- Visit the official website of the NFL at nationalfertilizers.com.
- Click on the Career link available on the home page.
- A new page will open where candidates must click on the NFL Recruiting link at the bottom of the page.
- A new page will open again.
- Click on the NFL Non-Executive Recruitment 2024 link available on the page.
- Now click on the post and sign up.
- Once done, fill out the application form and pay the application fee.
- Click submit and download the page.
- Keep your printout with you for future needs.
When can we make corrections?
The correction window to make corrections to the NFL Non-Executive Recruiting application will open on November 10 and close on November 11, 2024.
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