Delhi Metro Ticketing Executive Jobs – Freshers Can Apply – Onsite Role

Job Title: Ticketing Executive

Organization: Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) – via Authorized Staffing Partner

Location: Delhi NCR (Metro Stations) Job Type: Full-Time | Onsite | Entry-Level

Salary: ₹18,000 – ₹28,000/month (including shift allowance & incentives)

Experience: Freshers Welcome


Job Overview:

Delhi Metro is hiring Ticketing Executives to support daily operations at various metro stations across Delhi NCR. This is a public-facing, customer service role ideal for freshers looking for a stable government-sector opportunity.


Eligibility Criteria:

  • Minimum Qualification: 12th Pass (Graduates Preferred)
  • Age Limit: 18–30 years
  • Basic understanding of cash handling, customer service, and computers
  • Good communication skills in Hindi & basic English
  • Physically fit and willing to work in rotational shifts

Key Responsibilities:

  • Operate ticketing counters and smart card recharge kiosks
  • Assist passengers in purchasing tickets or resolving fare issues
  • Handle cash, UPI, and card transactions accurately
  • Provide information on routes, timings, and travel rules
  • Maintain daily ticketing logs and reports as per guidelines
  • Coordinate with station controllers and security staff for smooth operations

Job Highlights:

  • On-site role at DMRC metro stations
  • Rotational shifts (Morning, General, Night)
  • Uniform, ID badge, and training provided
  • Priority for local Delhi/NCR candidates
  • Excellent opportunity to transition into permanent DMRC roles through internal hiring

Selection Process:

  1. Walk-in / Online Application Screening
  2. Basic Aptitude Test (Maths, Reasoning, Customer Handling)
  3. Interview & Document Verification
  4. Medical Fitness Test (As per DMRC standards)

Documents Required at Interview:

  • Resume / Biodata
  • 10th & 12th Marksheet
  • Aadhaar Card & 1 Passport-Size Photo
  • Bank details (for salary processing)

How to Apply:

  • Send your resume with subject “Ticketing Executive – DMRC Application” to us.
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