staff selection commission

SSC CGL 2025 final result: The staff selection commission has declared the SSC CGL 2025 final result, provisionally selecting 15,118 candidates for various central government posts. The final allocation was prepared after the Sliding and Identity Verification process conducted in April 2026. SSC released category-wise vacancy details, FIX and FLOAT allocation figures, and information on withheld results. The Commission confirmed that no reserve list has been prepared, while document verification and appointment procedures will now be handled by the allotted departments.

The Odisha Subordinate staff selection commission released the OSSSC RI ARI Admit Card 2026 on May 13 at osssc.gov.in. Candidates appearing for the prelims examination scheduled from May 22 to mid-June can now download their hall tickets online using their login credentials. The recruitment examination is being conducted for posts including Revenue Inspector, Assistant Revenue Inspector, Amin, Junior Assistant and ICDS Supervisor. Candidates must carry printed admit cards and valid identity proof to the examination centre.

The Bihar staff selection commission has released the admit card for the Office Attendant Main examination. This recruitment is for 238 posts in the Department of Science & Technology. The examination is scheduled for May 26, 2026. Only 1,190 candidates qualified for the mains. This exam is a crucial step for final selection.

The Jharkhand staff selection commission has released the Jharkhand ANM Competitive Examination (JANMCE-2025) results on its official website. Nearly 3,600 candidates have been shortlisted for document verification, scheduled from May 18 to May 26, 2026, at the JSSC office in Ranchi. The final merit list will be based on the computer-based exam, document verification, and medical fitness.

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!

Doctors' body UDF has petitioned the Supreme Court to dissolve the National Testing Agency, citing a "catastrophic failure" in the NEET-UG 2026 exam's conduct due to alleged paper leaks. The plea also demands significant reforms for transparency and fairness in national entrance tests, aiming to prevent future irregularities.

Indian boxing faces administrative chaos as the Sports Authority of India (SAI) halts selection trials for upcoming Commonwealth and Asian Games. A dispute over transparency in evaluation criteria, selection committees, and coach appointments has stalled preparations. Boxers who excelled in the unrecognised COAS Cup are now seeking legal recourse for a fair chance.

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will distribute appointment letters to candidates selected through the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission and Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission in Lucknow. The recruitment will cover posts in the AYUSH, Vocational Education and Divyangjan Empowerment departments. Later, in Saharanpur, the chief minister will inaugurate and lay foundation stones for 325 development projects worth Rs 2,131 crore. Beneficiaries of various welfare schemes will also receive certificates during the government programme.

Admit cards for the SSC GD Constable recruitment 2026 are now live on ssc.gov.in. The computer-based test is scheduled from April 27th to May 30th, 2026, across various phases. Over 48 lakh candidates are vying for more than 25,000 vacancies in security forces. Applicants must verify all details on their admit card carefully.

A significant development emerged from a Ranchi court that has granted bail to 154 candidates caught up in allegations surrounding a fake question paper leak linked to the excise constable exam. The court stipulated that applicants must secure bail bonds and have relatives as surety. Defense arguments highlighted shortcomings in the FIR, indicating a lack of evidence for any malpractice.

OSSSC has released the admit cards for the RI ARI Mains 2026 examination. Candidates who cleared the preliminary stage can download their hall tickets from osssc.gov.in. The Computer-Based Test is scheduled for April 26, 2026. Ensure you carry a printed admit card and valid photo ID for entry. Check complete details here.

The recent irregularities in the NEET-UG 2026 exam mirror the infamous 2024 Bihar paper leak scandal, where alleged mastermind Sanjeev Kumar Singh played a pivotal role. This earlier controversy, which revolved around bribes of Rs 30-50 lakh for access to exam papers, resulted in over 50 arrests and triggered a comprehensive CBI investigation.