Around 77,100 posts will filled in Education department, 5,718 in Home department, 11,930 in Administrative Reforms and 6,571 in Health department, she said in her budget speech today.
Also, a notification for filling 75,000 posts will be released in the next financial year, she said.
She also announced recruitment of 2,000 patwaris, 1,000 nursing training teachers for child development projects, 1,161 constables for new Mewar Bheel Core Batallion in Banswara, 500 foresters and 2,000 forest guards.
The budget proposed an employment subsidy of Rs 5,000 to industries givingpriority to bona fide residents of Rajasthan.
To make youths employment ready, the chief minister announced a skill training scheme under which Rs 15 crore will be spent for entrepreneurship development.
The existing employment offices will be converted into model career centres at the cost of Rs 45 crore, technical training for 12 professions will be provided to 4,000 women at 24 government ITIs at the cost of Rs 23 crore, she announced.
Nearly 22,500 seats will be created at the cost of Rs 28 crore for providing skill training to education but unemployed youths at government-run ITIs.
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