WBPSC clerkship application deadline closes on 1 November

The Story in Brief

The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has closed the online application window for the Clerkship Examination 2024 (Advertisement No. 12/2024) on 1 November 2026. Candidates could apply for Lower Division Assistant/Lower Division Clerk and equivalent clerical posts in state secretariat, directorates, district and regional offices. The minimum qualification is Madhyamik/Class 10 pass.

WBPSC clerkship application deadline closes on 1 November

The selection process includes Part I and Part II written exams followed by a typing test. Selected candidates will receive a salary of Rs 22,700 to Rs 58,500. Candidates from SC, ST and OBC of West Bengal and PwBD with 40% disability are exempt from the application fee. General candidates and those from other states paid Rs 110 plus service charge. The examination is tentatively scheduled for December 2026. An edit window to correct application details will remain open from 3 to 8 November 2026.

Indian Opinion Analysis

With the closure of the online form on 1 November, the window to apply for the WBPSC Clerkship Examination has effectively shut for most candidates. Those who missed the deadline have lost a chance at 22,700-58,500 a month clerical posts across West Bengal. For applicants who did submit, the edit window from 3 to 8 November offers a brief correction period before the tentative December exam. What remains unresolved is the exact vacancy count: the notification states the number will be announced later, leaving aspirants without a clear picture of competition. The next concrete step is the Part-I examination, which the commission has slotted for December 2026.


Source: careerpower.in

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