Important Government and Public Sector Organizations of India

Here is the list of some most searched and well-known National Organizations which are asked in IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk & SSC exams for their General Awareness section.

 

National organization’s name with their foundation date will be a quick revision for students preparing for competitive exams.

 

S.N.OrganizationAbbreviationFoundation DateLogo
1.Council of Scientific and Industrial Research(CSIR)1942 Council-of-Scientific-and-Industrial-Research
2.Central Statistical Organization(CSO)1951 Central-Statistical-Organization
3.Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB)1974 Central-Pollution-Control-Board
4.Central Board of Film Certification(CBFC)1951 Central-Board-of-Film-Certification
5.Central Ground Water Board(CGWB)1970 Central-Ground-Water-Board
6.Defense Research and Development Organization(DRDO)1958 Defense-Research-and-Development-Organization
7.Export Inspection Council(EIC)1963 Export-Inspection-Council
8.Export Promotion Councils(EPC)1992 Export-Promotion-Councils
9.Foreign Investment Implementation Authority(FIIA)1999 Foreign-Investment-Implementation-Authority
10.Geological Survey of India(GSI)1851 Geological-Survey-of-India
11.Indian Council of Medical Research(ICMR)1911 Indian-Council-of-Medical-Research
12.Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority(IRDA)1999 Insurance-Regulatory-and-Development-Authority
13.Indian Council of Agricultural Research(ICAR)1929 Indian-Council-of-Agricultural-Research
14.Indian Bureau of Mines(IBM)1948 Indian-Bureau-of-Mines
15.Inland Waterways Authority of India(IWAI)1986 Inland-Waterways-Authority-of-India
16.Life Insurance Corporation of India(LIC)1956 Life-Insurance-Corporation-of-India
17.Medical Council of India(MCI)1933 Medical-Council-of-India
18.National Safety Council(NSC)1913 National-Safety-Council
19.National Council of Educational Research and Training(NCERT)1961 National-Council-of-Educational-Research-and-Training
 20.National Scheduled Tribes Financial Development Corporation(NSTFDC)2001National-Scheduled-Tribes-Financial
21.National Backward Classes Finance and Development Corporation(NBCFDC)1992 National-Backward-Classes-Finance-and-Development-Corporation
22.National Sample Survey Organization(NSSO)1950 National-Sample-Survey-Organization
23.National Film Development Corporation(NFDC)1975 National-Film-Development-Corporation
24.Defense Exhibition Organization(DEO)1981 Defense-Exhibition-Organization
25.National Science and Techno-logy Entrepreneurship Development Board(NSTEDB)1982 National-Science-and-Techno-logy-Entrepreneurship-Development-Board
26.National Atlas and Thematic Mapping Organization(NATMO)1956 National-Atlas-and-Thematic-Mapping-Organization
27.National Research Development Corporation(NRDC)1953 National-Research-Development-Corporation
28.National Afforestation and Eco-development Board(NAEB)1992 National-Afforestation-and-Eco-development-Board
29.National Minorities Development and Finance Corporation(NMDFC)1994 National-Minorities-Development
30.National Handicapped Finance and Development Corporation(NHFDC)1997 National-Handicapped-Finance-and-Development-Corporation
31.National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development(NIPCCD)1966 National-Institute-of-Public-Cooperation-and-Child-Development
32.National Water Board(NWB)1974 National-water-Board
33.Press Council of India(PCI)1966 Press-Council-of-India
34.Rehabilitation Council of India(RCI)1986 Rehabilitation-Council-of-India
35.Small Industries Development Organization(SIDO)1973 Small-Industries-Development-Organization
36.Survey of India(SOI)1767 Survey-of-India
37.Sports Authority of India(SAI)1961 Sports-Authority-of-India
38.Technology Development Board(TDB)1982 Technology-Development-Board
39.The Central Groundwater Authority(CGWA)1970 The-Central-Groundwater-Authority
40.The Central Board for Workers Education(CBWE)1958 The-Central-Board-for-Workers-Education

 

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