Exploring CPWD QUARTERS in BANGALORE A Tour Vlog TheJUSTV 26

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Exploring CPWD QUARTERS in BANGALORE - A Tour Vlog • ( Central Public Works Department) • Hello👋 every one in this video I am showing you about cpwd Central government quarters banglore HSR Layout • How to apply quarters - 4 mins 30 sec • It's a central government Employees Quarters • it is allotted to their employees, it has housing Parking area, Play area Park, Garden, Grocery shop with 24*7 security with CC camera access • Join me on a tour of the CPWD Quarters in Bangalore, one of the best residential complexes for central government employees. In this vlog, I’ll take you through the different types of quarters available, from Type 1 to Type 6, showcasing the spacious layouts, green surroundings, and community facilities. Discover the security features, play areas, and multipurpose halls where residents come together for festivals and social events. I'll also explain the eligibility and allotment process via the eSampada website. Whether you’re considering living here or just curious, this video gives you a glimpse into the lifestyle at CPWD Quarters. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tours and insights into different places! • 📢 Stay Connected: • residentialquarters • Subscribe: / @drthejaswid • Instagram: instagram.com/drthejaswi_d?igsh=OXhxMjg1Y2tlZTJn • Facebook: facebook.com/thejaswi.theju.d14?mibextid=ZbWKwL • • 👍Support Us: • If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up, share it with your friends, and don't forget to subscribe for more content like this! • 🔔 Hit the bell icon to get notified whenever we release a new video! • Thank you for watching • Central government employees in India are divided into different categories based on their position, pay scale, and responsibilities. These categories are: • 1. Group A (Gazetted Officers) • Role: Senior administrative or executive roles. • Recruitment: Through the Civil Services Examination (UPSC) or other specialized exams. • Examples: IAS, IPS, IFS officers, doctors, engineers, and senior managers. • Pay Level: Starts from Level 10 and goes up to Level 18 as per the 7th Pay Commission. • • 2. Group B (Gazetted and Non-Gazetted Officers) • Role: Middle management positions or supervisors. • Recruitment: Through examinations like the SSC or internal promotions. • Examples: Section officers, junior engineers, assistant managers. • Pay Level: Starts from Level 6 to Level 9. • • 3. Group C (Non-Gazetted Staff) • Role: Clerical and support staff roles, along with technical positions. • Recruitment: Through exams conducted by SSC or other boards. • Examples: Clerks, stenographers, assistants, technical supervisors. • Pay Level: Starts from Level 1 to Level 5. • • 4. Group D (Non-Gazetted) • Role: Skilled or semi-skilled workers. • Recruitment: Based on interviews or exams for basic support roles. • Examples: Peons, cleaners, maintenance staff, drivers. • Pay Level: Generally the lowest, falling under Level 1. • • This hierarchical structure ensures a clear distinction in roles, responsibilities, and pay for central government employees. • #trending • #momlifevibes • #cpwd • #cpwdquarters • #bangalore • #teluguvlogs • #residentialquarters • #vlogintelugu • #vlog

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