
Eligibility Criteria
• Educational Qualification: • Assistant Manager – Any graduate (B.A., B.Sc., B.Com.) or postgraduate. • Junior Executive – Any graduate. • Technical Posts – B.Tech/BE in relevant engineering streams (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer). • Finance Posts – B.Com, BBA, MBA (Finance) or CA/CS. • Minimum aggregate: 55% for general category, 50% for OBC, 45% for SC/ST (relaxations as per government norms). • Age Limit: 18–28 years (relaxations applicable for reserved categories). • Batch: Candidates graduating in 2025 or 2026 are eligible. • Backlog Policy: No active backlogs at the time of application; a maximum of one pending backlog is permissible if cleared before the final selection.

Job Description & Key Responsibilities
Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) is a premier public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, Government of India. Established in 1957, CWC operates a network of modern warehouses across the country, providing safe storage, handling, and distribution of essential commodities such as food grains, edible oils, and other strategic items. The corporation plays a critical role in ensuring food security, stabilising market prices, and supporting the nation’s supply chain infrastructure. With a workforce of over 10,000 employees, CWC offers a stable, mission‑driven environment where employees contribute directly to national development.
The 2026 recruitment drive opens 327 vacancies across multiple cadres – Assistant Manager, Junior Executive, and a range of Technical, Finance & Engineering positions. These roles are designed for fresh graduates and early‑career professionals who are eager to serve the public sector while gaining exposure to large‑scale logistics, inventory management, and financial operations. As an Assistant Manager, you will lead a team, oversee warehouse operations, and liaise with stakeholders. Junior Executives will support day‑to‑day administrative and operational tasks, while Technical, Finance & Engineering candidates will apply their specialized knowledge to maintain infrastructure, manage budgets, and implement technology solutions.
**Key Responsibilities**
1. Supervise and coordinate warehouse activities to ensure efficient storage and dispatch of commodities.
2. Prepare and analyse financial statements, budgets, and cost‑control reports.
3. Conduct regular audits of inventory and ensure compliance with statutory regulations.
4. Implement and monitor safety, quality, and security protocols.
5. Assist in the planning and execution of infrastructure projects, including maintenance of material handling equipment.
6. Liaise with government agencies, suppliers, and customers to resolve operational issues.
7. Prepare periodic performance reports and present insights to senior management.
8. Participate in digitisation initiatives, such as ERP implementation and data analytics.
9. Mentor junior staff and facilitate continuous learning within the team.
10. Contribute to policy formulation and process improvement initiatives.
**Tech Stack & Tools**: ERP (SAP/Oracle), MS Office Suite, basic data‑analysis tools (Excel, Power BI), inventory management software, and familiarity with GIS for warehouse mapping.
**Growth Path**: Starting as an Assistant Manager or Junior Executive, high performers can progress to Senior Manager, Deputy General Manager, and eventually to top executive roles such as General Manager. The corporation encourages continuous professional development through government‑approved training programs, certifications, and exposure to national and international best practices.
**Why Join CWC?**
- **Job Security**: As a central government entity, CWC offers unparalleled job stability and attractive pension benefits.
- **Impactful Work**: Employees directly contribute to the nation’s food security and supply chain resilience.
- **Learning Opportunities**: Exposure to large‑scale logistics, finance, and engineering projects provides a solid foundation for a versatile career.
- **Work‑Life Balance**: Structured working hours, generous leave policies, and a supportive work culture promote personal well‑being.
- **Career Advancement**: Clear promotion pathways, regular performance appraisals, and opportunities for higher education support long‑term growth.