government job aspirants

The Government of West Bengal has revised upper age limits for state government recruitment across all groups. As per an official notification issued by the Finance Department, the upper age limit is now 41 years for Group A, 44 years for Group B, and 45 years for Group C and D posts. The change, effective from May 11, 2026, aims to broaden job eligibility and will apply under amended West Bengal service recruitment rules.

government job aspirants, mark your calendars! The Staff Selection Commission has opened registrations for the CGL 2026 exam on May 21st, offering over 12,000 positions. Applications close June 22nd, with fee payments due June 23rd. Tier-I exams are set for August-September, followed by Tier-II in December. Don't miss this chance!

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