Indian Oil Corporation Limited released admit cards today for its recruitment drive covering 470 Engineer and Officer vacancies.
The posts span Engineer, Officer, Law Officer, Assistant Quality Control Officer and Diploma Engineer roles across the organisation.
Candidates can download their admit cards through the official IOCL website at iocl.com using their registration details.
The computer-based test for these posts is scheduled for a single day, September 24, 2026.
Candidates were advised to carry a printed admit card along with valid photo identification to their exam centre, and to verify their reporting details carefully.
The recruitment drive covers 470 vacancies across Engineer, Officer, Law Officer, Assistant Quality Control Officer and Diploma Engineer posts.
Candidates can download their admit cards through the official Indian Oil Corporation Limited website at iocl.com using their registration details.
The computer-based test for these posts is scheduled for a single day on September 24, 2026.
IOCL is one of India’s largest public sector oil companies, and its recruitment drives typically attract a large pool of applicants across engineering and management disciplines.
Candidates are usually required to carry a printed copy of the admit card along with a valid photo identification document to the exam centre.
The Engineer and Officer posts being recruited for span multiple departments, including production, quality control, and legal affairs within the organisation.
IOCL’s recruitment process for these posts typically includes a computer-based test followed by further stages such as interviews or skill assessments for shortlisted candidates.
Public sector recruitment exams of this scale often see application numbers running into the hundreds of thousands given the appeal of stable government-linked employment.
Candidates were advised to verify their exam centre, reporting time and other details carefully upon downloading their admit card.
IOCL periodically conducts recruitment drives to fill vacancies across its refining, marketing and pipeline operations nationwide.
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