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Application through proper Channel - reg
RESPECTED MEMBERS
Various recruitment agencies ask for a hard copy of the related application through PROPER CHANNEL from in-service candidates. Please guide how to send an application through PROPER CHANNEL. What is the procedure/steps/ formats for it.
Thank You
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Permalink Reply by Anil Kumar on
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Firstly, you may send the filled application form as a advance copy to the recruitment agencies/ University/Institute. After that you may submit the simple application on the plain paper to your organization along with hard copy of the filled application form, In the application you may mention the subject that "request to forward my application form through proper channel for the post of ------ in xyz university/Institute".
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Permalink Reply by PANKAJ on
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YOU JUST TYPE A COVERING LETTER TO YOUR WORKING INSTITUTE KINDLY SEND THIS LETTER WITH APPLICATION FORM. THROUGH PROPER CHANNEL MEANS YOU ARE INTIMATING YOUR INSTITUTE WHERE YOUR ARE WORKING. THEY WILL SEND THAT LETTER. BUT THAT LETTER SHOLD CONTAIN THE WORD OF THROUGH PROPER CHANNEL. JUST TYPE AFTER ADDRESS.AFTER SUBJECT LINE
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Permalink Reply by Shivam Vallabhbhai Moradia on
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Respected Bharat Kumar Gehlot,
Proper Channel Word uses when Agencies asking for Hard copy Document Submission. Candidate has to send documents in the proper channel means if agencies ask for Documents submission via Speed Post, Courier or RD.
Many times agencies accept only Speed post and R.Ad. Please Go through Advt. and Other things are the same.
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