# Uttarakhand Lower PCS 2026: apply now for 54 posts

2026-11-07T02:08:07+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Uttarakhand Public Service Commission has invited online applications for the Lower PCS 2026 examination. The recruitment covers 54 posts including nayab tehsildar, excise inspector, supply inspector, marketing inspector, labour enforcement officer, tax officer and sugarcane development inspector. Unreserved, EWS and OBC candidates must pay a fee of Rs 166.36, while SC, ST and differently abled applicants pay Rs 76.36. The application process has begun, though no closing date has been announced in the notification.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The 54 vacancies span seven civil-subordinate posts, a slim intake for a state-level exam. The low number means intense competition, especially for unreserved and OBC candidates who pay the higher fee. The application window is now open, but the source names no closing date, leaving aspirants with no deadline to plan against.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/dehradun/opportunity-for-recruitment-in-uttarakhand-lower-pcs-applications-are-now-open-get-all-details-2026-11-06>
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