WBPSC announces 1,145 Sub-Surveyor vacancies, apply by 9 November

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The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has invited online applications for 1,145 permanent Sub-Surveyor posts in the Directorate of Land Records & Surveys. The advertisement, issued in continuation of an indicative notice from December 2024, was released on 14 October 2026. Applications opened on 20 October and close at 3 p.m. on 9 November 2026. Candidates must have passed Madhyamik or equivalent and hold a three-year Diploma in Survey Engineering or meet alternative ITI Surveyor conditions.

WBPSC announces 1,145 Sub-Surveyor vacancies, apply by 9 November

The vacancies are reserved as follows: SC-229, ST-69, OBC Non-Creamy Layer-80, PwBD UR-35, PwBD SC-11, EWS-104, MSP-23, Ex-Servicemen (EWS)-11, Ex-Servicemen UR-34 and Ex-Servicemen SC-12. Reserved category benefits except for PwBD, MSP and Ex-Servicemen apply only to West Bengal candidates. A one-time edit window runs from 11 to 16 November. The examination date has not yet been announced and will be notified on the Commission‘s website.

Indian Opinion Analysis

This notification opens 1,145 permanent posts in West Bengal‘s land records department, a large batch that will fill vacancies accumulated across districts. Candidates have until 9 November to apply online, but the examination date remains unspecified, leaving the actual hiring timeline uncertain. The detailed reservation break-up reveals reserved seats for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwBD, sportspersons and ex-servicemen, though most of these quotas apply only to West Bengal residents. Applicants from other states can compete only for unreserved vacancies. The edit window from 11 to 16 November offers a brief correction period after the deadline. The key open question is when the Commission will announce the exam schedule.


Source: freejobalert.com

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