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Prime Minister's Office invites applications for 15 government IT roles

Selected candidates will receive monthly earnings ranging from NPR 40,000 to NPR 250,000 based on their role.

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  • The government has announced openings for 15 specialized information technology positions.
  • Monthly salary offers span from NPR 40,000 up to NPR 250,000 based on the job role.
  • Positions include chief technology expert, cybersecurity specialist, project manager, and developer.

The Software Development and Operations Centre operating under the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers in Kathmandu has called for applications to fill 15 information technology positions. Remuneration for these roles ranges from a minimum of NPR 40,000 up to NPR 250,000 per month, contingent on the specific role and responsibilities assigned. Recruitment is underway for several specialised job categories within the government centre. The open positions include a system analyst, technical support staff, project manager, chief technology expert, developer, and cybersecurity expert. Applicants are required to possess relevant work experience, appropriate educational credentials, and specific technical skills tailored to each distinct position. Candidates for these professional roles will undergo an extensive evaluation process managed by the centre. Depending on the exact position applied for, selection criteria include assessing academic qualifications, reviewing practical experience, conducting practical examinations, hearing candidate presentations, and administering final interviews. Interested Nepali citizens meeting the criteria are required to complete their submissions ahead of the designated deadline in November (Kartik).

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https://wenepal.com/article/prime-minister-s-office-invites-applications-for-15-government-it-20261016

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