Archive · 16 Jan 2026
Delhi Job Exchange Sees 1,400 Postgraduates, 5 PhDs Apply in 2024
In 2024, a lot of people in Delhi signed up for jobs through the government's job help center.
More than 1,400 people who finished college, 1,342 people with special training, and even 5 people with the highest degree (PhDs) looked for jobs.
Most of the people who signed up were men, but there were also women and one transgender person.
The number of people looking for jobs went down compared to the year before.
The government also set minimum pay rates for workers, with higher pay for people who finished college.
Additionally, 1,567 worker groups were officially registered in the city.
Over 1,400 postgraduates, 1,342 diploma holders, and 5 PhDs applied at Delhi's employment exchange in 2024.
Total registrations in 2024 were 19,941, down from 43,217 in 2023.
The highest number of graduates applying for jobs were in the arts (2,925), followed by sciences (1,025).
In 2024, 1,567 trade unions were registered in Delhi.
As of April 2025, the minimum wage for unskilled workers was Rs 18,456 per month, and Rs 24,356 for graduates and above.
- Who
- Delhi's job seekers, including postgraduates, diploma holders, and PhDs
- What
- Registration of job seekers at Delhi's employment exchange
- When
- During 2024
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To find employment opportunities through the Delhi labour department's employment exchange
- Total registrations in 2024
- 19,941
- Male applicants in 2024
- 13,997
- Female applicants in 2024
- 7,025
- Transgender applicants in 2024
- 1
- Postgraduates applying in 2024
- 1,400+
- Diploma holders applying in 2024
- 1,342
- PhDs applying in 2024
- 5
- Minimum wage for unskilled workers (April 2025)
- Rs 18,456 per month
- Minimum wage for graduates and above (April 2025)
- Rs 24,356 per month
- Trade unions registered in 2024
- 1,567