SSC to hold six recruitment exams by April 2027

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The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will conduct six major recruitment examinations between November 2026 and April 2027. In November and December 2026, the Commission will hold exams for Junior Engineer (JE), Sub-Inspector (SI), Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL), Combined Graduate Level (CGL), Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) and Havaldar posts. The SI exam for Delhi Police and central armed police forces is scheduled from 23 to 28 November. The JE and CHSL Tier-1 exams are proposed for 30 November and 1 December 2026. The CGL 2026 Tier-2 exam is set for December.

SSC to hold six recruitment exams by April 2027

From January to March 2027, the SSC will conduct the General Duty Constable recruitment exam for central armed police forces, including NIA, SSF and Assam Rifles. The Commission has not announced exact dates for the MTS, Havaldar and GD Constable exams beyond the scheduled month ranges. Candidates preparing for departmental exams will have multiple opportunities in the coming months.

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The Staff Selection Commission has scheduled six major recruitment examinations between November 2026 and April 2027. In November-December 2026, the Commission will conduct exams for Junior Engineer, Sub-Inspector and Combined Higher Secondary Level posts, with the MTS and Havaldar exams also planned. From January to March 2027, the General Duty Constable recruitment exam is proposed for central armed police forces. The Commission has listed specific dates for Delhi Police and CAPF SI exams from 23 to 28 November, and the JE and CHSL Tier-1 exams on 30 November and 1 December. The CGL 2026 Tier-2 exam is scheduled for December 2026. The schedule does not specify exact dates for the MTS, Havaldar or GD Constable exams beyond the given month ranges.


Source: tv9hindi.com

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