About This Update
Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited (RCFL) has run an online recruitment drive for 94 Management Trainee posts under Advt. No. 16022026. The posts cover a wide spread of disciplines, from core plant roles such as Chemical, Boiler and Instrumentation to support functions like Finance, Marketing, Information Technology and Rajbhasha. The application window, which was extended, closed on 10/09/2026.
Key Highlights
- Total vacancies: 94 Management Trainee posts.
- Largest discipline: Chemical with 32 posts, followed by Electrical and Finance with 10 posts each and Instrumentation with 9.
- Application fee: ₹1000 for General / OBC / EWS; nil for SC / ST / PH / female candidates.
- Age: maximum 27 years as on 01/02/2026; the minimum age is post-wise.
- Exam date: to be announced; the admit card will come before the exam.
Who Could Apply
Engineering disciplines require a BE or B.Tech in the related branch from a recognised institute. The Rajbhasha post needs a Master's degree in Hindi or English with 60% marks in post-graduation. Finance trainees need CA or CMA, or a commerce or management bachelor's degree (B.Com, BBA, BMS or BAF) together with an MBA, MMS, PGDM or PGDBM in Finance; M.Com is specifically not accepted. Marketing trainees need a Science, Engineering or Agriculture degree along with an MBA, MMS or PGDM in Marketing, Agri Business or Agriculture.
What To Do Now
- If you applied, store your registration number, password and the printout of your form safely.
- Visit the RCFL website regularly for the exam schedule and the admit card release.
- Use the official notification to study the syllabus and exam scheme while you wait for the exam date.
Points To Remember
- The number of Marketing posts is not shown in the summary table; check the notification for the exact figure.
- Branch-wise eligibility details for each engineering discipline are listed in the notification.
- Keep your degree certificates, marksheets and category or PH certificate (if you claimed fee exemption) ready for later stages.