SSC Phase XIV Selection Post Recruitment 2026
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
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SSC Phase XIV Selection Post Recruitment 2026
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
Quick facts
About the role
The Staff Selection Commission invites online applications for Phase XIV Selection Posts across various ministries, attached offices, and subordinate departments of the Government of India. With an estimated 3,250 vacancies distributed across Matriculation, Higher Secondary, and Graduation level posts, this drive covers diverse roles including Junior Field Assistant, Store Attendant, Technical Operator, Research Associate, and Data Entry Operator. Candidates who have passed 10th, 12th, or hold a university degree can apply for posts matching their qualifications. Because Selection Post advertisements feature individual post codes with distinct experience or technical requirements, applicants must check the specific educational criteria for their target regional office before registering. Selection relies on a computer-based examination with post-specific questions followed by document scrutiny. It is an excellent route into central government service for both freshers and diploma holders wanting secure departmental roles.
Highlights
- 3,250 group B (non-gazetted) and group C vacancies across central ministries
- Separate computer exams held for 10th-pass, 12th-pass, and graduate-level post categories
- Salary brackets range from Pay Level 1 up to Pay Level 7 per 7th CPC
- Application processing through SSC's official portal ssc.gov.in
- Relaxation in upper age limit applies for reserved categories under Union rules
Selection process
- 1Computer-Based Examination (separate papers for Matriculation, Higher Secondary, and Graduate levels)
- 2Skill Test, Typing Test, or Physical Standard Test where specified for the post code
- 3Document Scrutiny and Verification conducted by user regional directorates
How to apply
- 1Visit the official SSC portal at ssc.gov.in and complete One-Time Registration (OTR) if not already done.
- 2Navigate to the Phase XIV/2026 application link in your dashboard and select your preferred regional post codes.
- 3Fill in educational details and upload your live photograph and scanned signature as per technical specifications.
- 4Pay the ₹100 application fee through Net Banking, UPI, or debit card unless fee-exempt.
- 5Submit the completed form and download the PDF confirmation along with your post-wise fee receipt.
Important dates
- Notification Release16 Oct 2026
- Online Registration Closes15 Dec 2026
- Fee Payment Last Date16 Dec 2026
- Application Correction Window20 Dec 2026 to 22 Dec 2026
- Computer-Based Exam DateFeb 2027
Official source & verification
Application status tracker
- Last date to apply16 Dec 2026
- Fee payment last date16 Dec 2026
- Correction window20 Dec 2026
- Computer-Based Exam DateFeb 2027
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply for more than one post code in SSC Phase XIV?
Yes, you can apply for multiple post codes under Matriculation, Higher Secondary, or Graduation levels. However, you must pay separate application fees for each post code unless exempt, and ensure you meet the individual eligibility conditions.
Will there be negative marking in the Phase XIV examination?
Yes, there is negative marking of 0.50 marks for each incorrect answer in the Phase XIV computer-based exam. Each question carries 2 marks across General Intelligence, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and Basic English.
Do I need to send printed application copies to regional offices immediately?
No, do not send hard copies at the initial application stage. After CBT results are published, shortlisted candidates must upload or dispatch printouts of their application form along with self-attested supporting certificates to the regional office.
What is the examination pattern for SSC Selection Posts?
The test contains 100 multiple-choice questions carrying 200 marks, divided into 25 questions each from General Intelligence, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Language. Candidates get 60 minutes to complete the single-tier exam.
Is work experience compulsory for all posts in Phase XIV?
No, experience is not mandatory across all roles. Many clerical and entry-level positions require only basic academic qualifications like 10th, 12th, or a plain degree. Technical and lab assistant roles, however, may require specific diplomas or documented experience.