About the Job
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is inviting applications for the post of Young Professional in its Legal Department on a contractual basis.
Position: Young Professional (Legal)
Eligibility
- Experience: Not required (Freshers eligible)
- Age Limit: 30 years (as on closing date of application)
- Period of Engagement: Initially for 1 year (extendable based on performance)
Number of Posts
30
Salary
Monthly Remuneration: ₹50,000/-
Location
New Delhi
Last Date to Apply
27.06.2025
Application Procedure
- Fill the prescribed application form (available with the notification).
- Attach a recent passport-size photo and sign in the designated area.
- Scan and send the signed PDF application to: [email protected]
Selection Process
- Shortlisting based on eligibility and merit
- Interview by DDA’s board (details to be intimated later)
- Final selection based on qualifications, interview performance, and relevant experience
- Please bring original documents and a set of self-attested copies at the time of interview.
Application Procedure
The candidate shall send the bio data in the prescribed format by 27.06.2025. They shall fill up the form duly typed fix photograph at the space provided in the prescribed application form (attached), put specimen signature in the space provided and then send the scanned copy of the signed application form duly filled pdf format at email–[email protected].
Application received through any other mode of communication / after the last of date of submission of application/ or not in prescribed format shall not be entertained. No correspondence in this behalf either by email, post or phone shall be entertained.
The notification and application form is Click Here
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