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Bhopal Sports Academies Get Maximum Vacancies As MP Sports Department Announces Recruitment Of 53 High-Performance Coaches Across 21 Academies, Salaries Up To ₹2.25 Lakh

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): In a major initiative to provide international-level training to state athletes, the directorate of sports and youth welfare is recruiting for 53 positions of high-performance coaches-cum-consultants across 21 sports academies operated under the department in Bhopal, Gwalior, Jabalpur and Shivpuri. The highest number of vacancies is allocated to academies in Bhopal, which…

Bhopal Sports Academies Get Maximum Vacancies As MP Sports Department Announces Recruitment Of 53 High-Performance Coaches Across 21 Academies, Salaries Up To ₹2.25 Lakh

Bhopal's sports academies are set to receive a significant boost as the state sports department announces the recruitment of 53 high-performance coaches and consultants across 21 academies. With the highest number of vacancies allocated to Bhopal, where four positions each are available in water sports (rowing), martial arts (wrestling), athletics (jump) and athletics (throw), the department aims to provide top-notch international-level training to state athletes.

Besides Bhopal, Gwalior and Jabalpur also have 3 coach positions each in their respective badminton and women's cricket academies, while one position is available for archery in Jabalpur. The recruitment process will consider candidates with international experience, giving preference to those with proven track records.

Selected trainers will receive a monthly remuneration ranging between Rs 50,000 and Rs 2.25 lakh, depending on their qualifications and achievements. The department has established five remuneration categories, with Olympic participants, World Cup or Asian Games medallists, and recipients of prestigious awards like Dronacharya, Arjuna or Khel Ratna placed in Category A with the highest monthly salary of Rs 2.25 lakh.

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