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Punjab Remote Sensing Centre Recruitment

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PRSC utilizes remote sensing and GIS technologies for natural resource management and planning in Punjab. Explore careers in geoinformatics and environmental science.

Punjab Remote Sensing Centre Recruitment

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About Punjab Remote Sensing Centre

The Punjab Remote Sensing Centre (PRSC) , established under the Department of Agriculture, Government of Punjab, is a premier state-level organization dedicated to the application of remote sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS) technologies. PRSC plays a pivotal role in providing spatial data, mapping, and decision support systems for various developmental sectors across Punjab, India. It serves as the nodal agency for all remote sensing and GIS activities within the state, significantly contributing to informed governance and sustainable resource management. Established with a vision to leverage cutting-edge geospatial technologies, PRSC’s mandate includes conducting research, developing applications, and providing technical consultancy in areas like agriculture, water resources, forestry, urban planning, disaster management, and environmental monitoring. The Centre actively collaborates with central government organizations, academic institutions, and other state departments to enhance its capabilities and reach. Its contributions are instrumental in policy formulation and project implementation for the welfare and progress of Punjab. Working at PRSC offers a unique opp…

Selection Process

Written Examination → Skill Test (for technical roles) → Interview → Document Verification

Pay Scale & Salary

Salaries at PRSC adhere to the norms of the Punjab State Government, typically following the 7th Central Pay Commission scales. In addition to basic pay, employees receive various allowances such as Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), and other benefits as per state government rules. The pay scales are competitive, attracting qualified professionals to contribute to the state's scientific advancements.