Recruitment for 242 posts in the Department of Youth Development
Published: 06:24 22 June 2026
A recruitment notice has been published for the post of Assistant Upazila Youth Development Officer under the revenue sector of the Department of Youth Development. A total of 242 people will be recruited for this post. Interested candidates can apply online.
Organization:Department of Youth Development
Post Name: Assistant Upazila Youth Development Officer
Number of Posts:242
Educational Qualification: Second Class Graduation or equivalent degree from a recognized university
Salary Scale:12,500–30,230 Taka
Grade:11
Age Range: 18 to 32 years
Application Method:Apply online
Application Fee: 168 Taka
Application Start:24 May 2026, 9 am
Application Deadline: 23 June 2026, 4 pm
Interested and eligible candidates can complete the application within the stipulated time. Detailed information can be found in the recruitment notice.
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