PSSSB Excise Inspector Recruitment 2026: Application window reopens for 197 posts, apply before this date
The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has reopened the application window for the recruitment of Excise and Taxation Inspectors under Advertisement No. 01/2026. Candidates who missed the earlier deadline now have another opportunity to apply, with the revised last date set as April 9, 2026. The recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 197 vacancies, and applications must be submitted online through the official website.
The reopening is expected to benefit a large pool of aspirants seeking Group C government jobs in Punjab, particularly graduates looking for roles in taxation and excise administration.
Interested candidates can apply by visiting the official PSSSB website and completing the registration process. Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university. In addition, candidates are required to have completed a computer course of at least 120 hours.
The age limit for general category candidates is between 18 and 37 years, while reserved category candidates are eligible for age relaxation as per Punjab government norms.
Direct link to apply for PSSSB Excise and Taxation Inspector posts.
The application fee is expected to remain unchanged, with general category candidates required to pay ₹1000, while reduced fees apply for SC, BC, EWS, and ex-servicemen categories.
The selection process consists of a written examination followed by document verification. The written test will be conducted in two parts. Part A will assess Punjabi language proficiency and is qualifying in nature, requiring candidates to secure a minimum of 50% marks.
Part B will determine merit and include subject-related questions. The final merit list will be prepared based on marks obtained in Part B, and negative marking is expected to apply.
Selected candidates will be appointed as Excise and Taxation Inspectors under the Punjab government. The pay scale ranges from ₹10,300 to ₹34,800, along with a grade pay of ₹4,200 and applicable allowances.
The role involves monitoring taxation compliance, preventing excise duty evasion, and assisting in revenue collection for the state.
PSSSB application process and eligibility criteria
Interested candidates can apply by visiting the official PSSSB website and completing the registration process. Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university. In addition, candidates are required to have completed a computer course of at least 120 hours.
The age limit for general category candidates is between 18 and 37 years, while reserved category candidates are eligible for age relaxation as per Punjab government norms.
Direct link to apply for PSSSB Excise and Taxation Inspector posts.
The application fee is expected to remain unchanged, with general category candidates required to pay ₹1000, while reduced fees apply for SC, BC, EWS, and ex-servicemen categories.
Selection process and exam pattern
The selection process consists of a written examination followed by document verification. The written test will be conducted in two parts. Part A will assess Punjabi language proficiency and is qualifying in nature, requiring candidates to secure a minimum of 50% marks.
Salary and job profile
Selected candidates will be appointed as Excise and Taxation Inspectors under the Punjab government. The pay scale ranges from ₹10,300 to ₹34,800, along with a grade pay of ₹4,200 and applicable allowances.
The role involves monitoring taxation compliance, preventing excise duty evasion, and assisting in revenue collection for the state.
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