Who comes under gazetted officer?

➢ Gazetted Officer: An officer or public servant, who is appointed under the seal of the governor of the concerned state or by the president of India at national level, requires being listed in the Indian gazette or state government gazette to be considered a gazetted officer.

What is the difference between gazetted and non-gazetted officers?

Group – B (Non-Gazetted): The basic difference between the gazetted and non-gazetted employees of the government is that the former can authorise the issuance of official government stamps whereas, the latter cannot. The Gazetted officers have a more administrative role.

What are gazetted jobs?

A gazetted officer is a government servant who derives its service and recruitment conditions from the Gazette of India as per Article 309 of the Constitution of India, 1950. This recruitment, when made to the government, clearly mentions if a person is a gazetted officer or not.

Is postman a gazetted officer?

The answer is, “Yes, the postmaster can be a gazetted officer”.

Are lawyers gazetted?

No. Lawyers are not Gazetted officers as they are not govt servants i.e. they are not recruited through any examination conducted by high Court or govt. In lower courts, Civil Judge(JD) and above are Gazetted Officers.

Is tehsildar a gazetted officer?

Tehsildar are Class 1 gazetted officers in most states of India. In Uttar Pradesh, tehsildar are given powers of assistant collector Grade I. They also are given judicial power. They implement the various policies of the taluka and are subject to the District Collector.

Is BDO gazetted officer?

Class II or Group B (Gazetted)Example – Doctors (state govt service), Drugs Inspector (state govt service), SDO, BDO,Dy. Class IV or Group D (Non-Gazetted) – Manual workers (skilled or semiskilled)Example – Peon, attender, gardener, driver assistant grade III (fCI) etc.

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