Who comes under non gazetted?

Officers who fall under the category of class III and IV are non gazetted. Non-Gazetted posts meaning is that they do not have the personal authority to issue an official stamp on behalf of the Government. Employees serving in Nationalized Banks and PSUs are not gazetted but they can attest financial documents.

Is there any gazetted officer in post office?

The answer is, “Yes, the postmaster can be a gazetted officer”.

Who all comes under gazetted officer?

CLASS II (GAZETTED)

Junior Doctors in Government Hospitals.
Section Officers.
Circle inspector, Tahsildars.
Drug Inspectors.
Headmaster in Government High school.
Assistant Executive Engineers.
Block Development Officer.
Income tax and revenue officers.

Is govt teacher a gazetted officer?

Teachers working in a government school are not gazetted, officers. Though their appointment is made by the government, they are not above the grade pay required to be covered under Class II.

What is the difference between gazetted officer and non-gazetted officer?

Group – B (Non-Gazetted): The basic difference between the gazetted and non-gazetted employees of the government is that the former can authorise the issuance of official government stamps whereas, the latter cannot. The Gazetted officers have a more administrative role.

Are lawyers gazetted?

No. Lawyers are not Gazetted officers as they are not govt servants i.e. they are not recruited through any examination conducted by high Court or govt. In lower courts, Civil Judge(JD) and above are Gazetted Officers.

What is the difference between gazetted and non Gazetted officers?

Is SDO gazetted officer?

Class II or Group B (Gazetted)Example – Doctors (state govt service), Drugs Inspector (state govt service), SDO, BDO,Dy. SP, Tahsildars etc. Class IV or Group D (Non-Gazetted) – Manual workers (skilled or semiskilled)Example – Peon, attender, gardener, driver assistant grade III (fCI) etc.

Is police inspector a gazetted officer?

Gazetted officers include all the Indian Police Service officers which are Class I officers of the cadre and all State Police Services officers of and above the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police. All are arranged in a hierarchical order.