Rajdhani College Delhi Administrative Officer Recruitment 2026 – Apply Online

Rajdhani College, Raja Garden, New Delhi (University of Delhi) has one permanent Administrative Officer post. The pay is Pay Level 10 (as per the 7th Pay Commission). The single post is reserved for a PwBD candidate with Locomotor Disability (LD). You need a Master's Degree with at least 55% marks or an equivalent grade, and the upper age limit is 40 years. You apply online at dunt.uod.ac.in under Advertisement No. RC/RG/152/Non-Teaching/2026/01, dated 17 October 2026. The last date is 21 days after the advertisement is published in the Employment News.

Rajdhani College Administrative Officer at a Glance

The official notification does not give a calendar last date. The deadline is counted from the date the advertisement appears in the Employment News.

About Rajdhani College

Rajdhani College is a college of the University of Delhi, located at Raja Garden, New Delhi – 110015. The college is filling this Administrative Officer post by direct recruitment, using the University of Delhi's Scheme of Examination for Assistant Registrar, Assistant Controller of Examination and Administrative Officer (In Colleges).

Who Can Apply

Reservation

The one Administrative Officer post is reserved for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD), Locomotor Disability (LD). No vacancy is shown under UR, OBC, SC, ST or EWS.

• If you want the PwBD reservation, you must upload a document that supports your claim, as per Govt. of India lists/rules/norms.
• The certificate must be in the format prescribed by the Union Government and must be digitally verifiable.
• Your disability must be at least 40 per cent. You must upload a digitally verifiable, valid Disability Certificate as proof with your application.
• PwBD applicants must state in the application their main category (UR/SC/ST/OBC), which is used for computing the reservation.

Educational Qualification

The notice says the post will be filled by direct recruitment through an All India Open Competition, with a written test and an interview.

Age Limit

The upper age limit is 40 years. The notice says age relaxation for reserved categories or others will be as per the rules.

Candidates Already in Service

If you are already in service, you must apply through proper channel.

For the full eligibility conditions for this post, see the official notification.

How to Apply for Rajdhani College Administrative Officer

1. Open the online application form at https://dunt.uod.ac.in. The form opens on the date the advertisement is published in the Employment News.
2. In the form, give your main category (UR/SC/ST/OBC) along with your PwBD claim.
3. Upload your digitally verifiable Disability Certificate and the document supporting your PwBD reservation claim.
4. Attach copies of all relevant certificates, degrees and testimonials.
5. Pay the application fee of Rs. 500/- (for PwBD candidates) online while filling in and submitting the form. The fee is non-refundable.
6. Submit the form within 21 days of the advertisement's publication in the Employment News.

PwBD candidates who need help with the form may approach the help desk set up at the college. The college will not accept applications by email, fax or offline.

Documents named in the notice

• Copies of all relevant certificates, degrees and testimonials
• Document supporting the PwBD reservation claim, in the format prescribed by the Union Government and digitally verifiable
• Digitally verifiable valid Disability Certificate showing a disability of at least 40 per cent

Selection and Interview

Selection follows the University of Delhi's two-stage scheme. Stage 1 is a preliminary MCQ test for shortlisting. Stage 2 is a descriptive Examination (Main) followed by an Interview/Personality Test. The final merit list is based only on Stage 2. Meeting the minimum eligibility conditions does not by itself mean you will be called for the written test. Applications will be screened under the University's guidelines to limit the number of candidates.

Stage 1: Preliminary Test (MCQ)

• All questions are compulsory. Each question carries 04 marks, and each wrong answer loses 01 mark.
• The qualifying cut-off is 50% marks of the average score of the top 05% of candidates. For deciding the category cut-off, SC and ST candidates get a relaxation of 05% marks and PwBD candidates get 10%.
• For one vacant post, 30 candidates are shortlisted for the Examination (Main). All candidates with the same cut-off marks are shortlisted.
• This test is only for shortlisting and has no weightage in the final assessment.

Syllabus in brief:

• General Studies: General Science, current events of national and international importance, History of India, Indian National Movement, Constitution of India, Indian Polity, Economy and Geography.
• Reasoning: reasoning, analytical abilities, decision making, data analysis and interpretation.
• General Mathematical Ability: mathematical calculations, statistical analysis and commercial mathematics of Secondary and Higher Secondary level.
• Functioning of Higher Educational Institutions: rules and policies on how Higher Educational Institutions in India function, their nodal agencies, their financial and administrative functioning, and the Act, Statutes and Ordinances of the University of Delhi.

Stage 2: Examination (Main)

The Examination (Main) is descriptive, carries 70 marks and lasts 2 hours. It covers three areas:

• Basic knowledge of the Constitution of India and Indian Polity:
  • evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions and basic structure of the Constitution;
  • Parliament and State Legislatures;
  • the Executive and the Judiciary;
  • Ministries and Departments of the Government;
  • the Acts on Reservation and Transparency;
  • Constitutional posts and bodies;
  • statutory, regulatory and quasi-judicial bodies.
• Educational Administration and Management:
  • the Higher Education System in India, its Regulatory Bodies and recent developments;
  • Financial Administration in Higher Educational Institutions, including the budget and how it is formulated and executed;
  • use of ICT and other modern technologies in higher education.
• Functional aspects of working of Government Bodies and Institutions:
  • General Financial Rules;
  • Procurement through GEM;
  • Pension and Grievance handling.

In both the Preliminary Test and the Examination (Main), Visually Impaired, Cerebral Palsy and similarly placed PwBD candidates get 20 minutes per hour extra. Both question papers are bilingual (English and Hindi). You may answer in either language, but you must use the same language throughout.

Interview/Personality Test

The Interview/Personality Test carries 30 marks. It tests your knowledge and personality to judge whether you are suitable for the post. Only shortlisted candidates who appear for the Examination (Main) may take the interview.

Final Merit List

Merit is drawn only for shortlisted candidates who have taken both the Examination (Main) and the Interview/Personality Test.

Important Instructions

• Applications that are incomplete or arrive after the due date will be summarily rejected.
• Applications without copies of all relevant certificates, degrees and testimonials will be treated as incomplete.
• The college reserves the right to change the nature or number of posts, and not to fill any post advertised.
• Any addendum, corrigendum or information about this recruitment will be given on the college website only.

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