India Post GDS 2026 July schedule registration begins August 31

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India Post will open registration for Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) recruitment under the July 2026 schedule on August 31, 2026. The application window closes on September 19, with the submission period from…

India Post will open registration for Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) recruitment under the July 2026 schedule on August 31, 2026. The application window closes on September 19, with the submission period from September 2 to September 21. A correction window runs from September 23 to September 24. Candidates must apply at indiapost.gov.in.

India Post GDS 2026 July schedule registration begins August 31

Applicants need a Class 10 pass certificate from a recognised board with passing marks in Mathematics and English, and must have studied the local language up to Class 10. The age limit is 18 to 40 years. Shortlisting will be based on a system-generated merit list using Class 10 marks rounded to four decimals. Selected candidates' documents will be verified through DigiLocker or API Setu.

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India Post conducts two GDS recruitment cycles annually, for January and July, under the Department of Posts. The July 2026 schedule opens applications from August 31, with the merit list based solely on Class 10 marks, no written exam is held. Over 30,000 GDS vacancies were notified across the two cycles in 2025. Candidates must ensure their Class 10 marksheet and local language certificate are uploaded on DigiLocker before the shortlist, as the department verifies documents through that portal. The correction window on September 23-24 may allow candidates to fix errors, missing it typically disqualifies the application.


Source: hindustantimes.com

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