
National Institute of Public Finance and Policy Recruitment
NIPFP conducts research and policy analysis in public finance. Explore career opportunities in economics, public policy, and research.
National Institute of Public Finance and Policy Recruitment
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About National Institute of Public Finance and Policy
The National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (NIPFP) is an autonomous institution of the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, engaged in research, training, and policy advocacy in the field of public finance and policy. Established in 1976, NIPFP plays a pivotal role in shaping India's economic policy landscape by providing rigorous analysis and informed recommendations to both Central and State Governments. NIPFP's mandate includes conducting analytical and empirical research on various aspects of public finance, macroeconomics, and related policy issues. It serves as a vital think tank, contributing significantly to policy formulation, particularly concerning taxation, public expenditure, fiscal federalism, and public debt management. The Institute also engages in capacity building through training programs for government officials and professionals, enhancing their understanding of contemporary economic challenges. The core functions of NIPFP encompass in-depth studies on fiscal policy, budget analysis, economic reforms, financial sector issues, and international trade. Its research often forms the basis for crucial policy decisions, influencing the Union and State B…
Selection Process
Application Review → Written Examination / Research Proposal Presentation → Personal Interview → Final Selection
Pay Scale & Salary
NIPFP offers competitive pay scales for its research and administrative staff, generally in line with government norms for autonomous bodies. This includes basic pay, dearness allowance (DA), house rent allowance (HRA), transport allowance (TA), and other benefits such as medical facilities, leave travel concession (LTC), and a contributory pension scheme.