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What does a enforcement officer do?
Enforcement officers work for local authorities, civil enforcement agencies and county courts. They have a key role to play in collecting outstanding debts, however they are not debt collectors. Sometimes, this will be by removing possessions from the debtor’s address or by repossessing the property.
Is SSC or UPSC better?
2: UPSC is a lot more important exam than SSC. UPSC is older. Civil services have been there since British times. It has always been an exam for humanities subjects because they are better tools to recruit people rather than Math’s in this field.
What is the highest post in SSC?
The top post of SSC CGL are:
- Income tax inspector.
- Assistant Enforcement Officer in ED.
- ASO in MEA.
- Sub inspector in CBI.
- Excise Inspector.
- Assistant Audit Officer in CAG.
- Divisional Accountant.
What are the allowances of an assistant enforcement officer?
In addition to the salary Assistant Enforcement Officer receive various types of allowances such as Dearness Allowance, City compensatory Allowance, Leave Travel Allowance, Medical and subsidized housing.
Can an Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector be promoted to RTO officer?
Yes assistant motor vehicle inspector ( AMVI) works under Regional transport officer ( RTO ), but it is not necessary that one must be AMVI before promoted to RTO, bcoz various state public services conducts seperate exam for RTO officer.
How to become an assistant enforcement officer Inspector?
To be eligible for becoming an Assistant Enforcement Officer Inspector one should hold a Bachelor of any stream. 2. Age The candidate must have attained the age of 18 years on 1st July of the year of examination and must not have attained 27 years of age on that date.
How can I become a regional transport officer?
One has to work as a Motor Vehicle Inspector before promoted as Regional Transport Officer. One is inspecting authority and other one is administrator or approval authouriy. These authority given to them under motor vehicle act, rules etc.