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Ministry of Defence Recruitment 2026 for 04 Deputy Divisional Fire Officer (DDFO) Posts – Apply Online @ mod.gov.in

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Organization
Location / State
Total Vacancies
👥 04 Posts
Last Date
⏰ 24 June 2026
⚡ Quick Highlights ↓ 📄 Download Notification ↓ 📝 How to Apply ↓ 🏛️ Official Website (mod.gov.in)

Recruitment Highlights & Key Fact-Sheet

Summary of official notification, eligibility criteria, vacancies, and key dates.

🏛️ Official Notification Summary
👥
Total Vacancies
04 Posts
💰
Salary / Pay Scale
As per Govt Norms
📮
Application Mode
Offline (By Post)
Last Date to Apply
24 June 2026
🏛️ Conducting Body Ministry Of Defence 📑 Advt / Notification No. Refer Official Notification
💼 Post Name 04 📍 Job Location Anywhere in India
🎓 Qualification Refer Official Notification 🎂 Age Criteria Refer Notification
💵 Application Fee Refer Notification 🎯 Selection Method Merit / Written Test / Interview
🌐 Official Website mod.gov.in ↗ 📄 Notification Document Download Official PDF ↓
📮 Important Notice: Offline Application via Speed / Registered Post

Please Note: This recruitment is strictly processed via Offline Mode. There is no online registration link on any portal. Candidates must download the official notification & application format, fill it out, enclose self-attested copies of supporting documents, and dispatch the envelope through Speed Post or Registered Post before 24 June 2026.

📑 Candidate Enclosure Checklist (Self-Attested Copies)
✅ Duly filled & signed official application form
✅ Proof of Date of Birth (10th/Matriculation Certificate)
✅ Educational Degree & Marksheets (Graduation / Post Graduation)
✅ Experience & Relieving Certificates (Minimum required service)
✅ Last Pay Certificate (LPC) / Pension Payment Order (PPO) for retired officers
✅ Valid Photo ID Proof (Aadhaar / Passport / Voter Card / PAN)

📋 Complete Notification Details

Ministry of Defence Recruitment 2026 for 04 Deputy Divisional Fire Officer (DDFO) Posts – Apply Online @ mod.gov.in

Ministry of Defence Recruitment 2026 for 04 Deputy Divisional Fire Officer (DDFO) Posts – Apply Offline

Published Date: 25 April 2026 | Source: mod.gov.in

Quick Summary

  • Organization: Ministry of Defence, Indian Navy
  • Post Name: Deputy Divisional Fire Officer (DDFO)
  • Total Vacancy: 04 Posts
  • Apply Mode: Offline (Through Proper Channel)
  • Last Date: 24 June 2026 (60 Days from Advertisement)
  • Official Website: mod.gov.in

Why Apply for Ministry of Defence Sarkari Naukri 2026?

This is a golden opportunity for experienced fire service officers seeking Sarkari Naukri under the Ministry of Defence. This Latest Government Job 2026 offers:

  • Job Security: Central Government service under Ministry of Defence.
  • Pay Scale: Level-7 Pay Matrix (Rs. 44,900 - 1,42,400) as per 7th CPC.
  • Deputation Benefits: Period of deputation up to 3 years with specific terms.
  • Prestigious Role: Serving under Naval Headquarters, Ministry of Defence.

Vacancy Details for Ministry of Defence DDFO Recruitment 2026

Applications are invited for filling up of 04 (Four) posts of Deputy Divisional Fire Officer (DDFO) in Level-7 of Pay Matrix.

Detailed Vacancy Breakdown for Ministry of Defence Recruitment 2026
Post Designation Vacancy Count Location Salary (INR)
Deputy Divisional Fire Officer (DDFO) 04 Mumbai, Visakhapatnam, Kochi Rs. 44,900 - 1,42,400 (Level-7)

Eligibility Criteria for Ministry of Defence DDFO Jobs

1. Deputation Basis:

Officers under Central Government, State Government, UTs, PSUs, or Autonomous Organizations:

  • Holding analogous posts on a regular basis; OR
  • With 5 years regular service in Level-6 (Rs. 35,400-1,12,400) or equivalent.

2. Educational Qualification & Experience:

  • Education: Bachelor's Degree in Science from a recognized University + Advanced Diploma from National Fire Service College (NFSC), Nagpur OR Graduateship from Institution of Fire Engineers, India.
  • Course: Passed Station Officer's Course or Assistant/Divisional Officer's Course from NFSC Nagpur or recognized institute.
  • Experience: 2 years professional experience in a reputed fire service.

3. Age Limit:

Maximum age limit is 56 years as on the closing date of receipt of applications.

How to Apply for Ministry of Defence Recruitment 2026?

Interested officers must apply offline through the proper channel. Follow these steps:

  1. Download the application proforma from the official notification (mod.gov.in).
  2. Fill the application in duplicate.
  3. Attach complete and up-to-date Confidential Reports/APARs (duly countersigned by employer not below Under Secretary rank).
  4. Send the application to: Commodore (CP), Directorate of Civilian Personnel, Naval Headquarters, Ministry of Defence, Room No. 114, West Wing, Nausena Bhawan, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi-110010.
  5. Ensure applications reach within 60 days of the advertisement (by 24 June 2026).

Note: Applications received after the last date or without APARs will be rejected.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the last date to apply for Ministry of Defence DDFO Recruitment 2026?

The last date is 60 days from 25 April 2026, which is 24 June 2026.

What is the salary for Deputy Divisional Fire Officer post?

Rs. 44,900 - 1,42,400 (Level-7 Pay Matrix) as per 7th CPC.

Is this a deputation-based recruitment?

Yes, this is purely on a deputation basis for officers from Central/State Govt, PSUs, etc.

What is the age limit for this post?

Maximum age is 56 years as on the closing date of applications.

What educational qualification is required?

Bachelor's Degree in Science + Advanced Diploma from NFSC Nagpur or equivalent + 2 years fire service experience.

How to send the application?

Applications must be sent offline to Naval Headquarters, Delhi Cantt, in duplicate with APARs.

Can departmental officers apply?

No, departmental officers in the direct line of promotion are not eligible for deputation.

What is the period of deputation?

Ordinarily not to exceed three years, as per DOP&T guidelines.