Remote Jobs & Work From Home Jobs

A remote job is a role you can do from a location outside the employer's office — usually your home — using the internet and your own equipment. Fully remote jobs on KarmSakha have no office attendance requirement: the entire role is performed remotely.

KarmSakha's remote board focuses on government and public-sector employers: central and state digital initiatives, national agencies, public institutions and international public organisations whose remote vacancies are open to applicants in India. Every listing states who can apply and where the work happens. A job marked fully remote means the employer allows work from home. A job marked hybrid means you work partly from home and partly from an office — hybrid roles are never labelled as fully remote here.

Entry-level remote work exists in support, content, design and junior technology roles across government digital initiatives and public institutions, plus structured remote internships. Use the Fresherexperience filter to see roles that do not require prior experience, and read each listing's qualification requirements before applying.

“Work from home” jobs on KarmSakha are legitimate roles where the employer explicitly allows remote work — including government and public-sector remote vacancies. We do not list opportunities that require registration payments, upfront fees, or that resemble pyramid schemes, investment schemes, captcha typing work or similar operations. If a listing asks you for money at any stage, treat it as a red flag and use the report option on the job page.

Remote does not always mean work from anywhere. International public organisations — such as United Nations agencies and multilateral bodies — often restrict applicants to specific countries for payroll, tax or compliance reasons. Every listing on this board states its applicant location rule, and the India eligibility filter shows jobs explicitly open to applicants located in India.

• Legitimate employers normally do not charge application, training or registration fees.
• Verify the employer's domain — check the official website, not just an email or chat handle.
• Be careful with any request for money, gift cards or cryptocurrency.
• Be cautious of interviews conducted only over unofficial messaging apps.
• Never share banking passwords, OTPs, UPI PINs or other sensitive financial credentials.
• Inspect the official employer website and, where possible, confirm the role on LinkedIn or the company domain.
• Spot an issue? Use the Report this job link on the vacancy — it takes seconds.