Apply Now — Portal Open, Last Date 15 April 2026
GPSC ACF & RFO Recruitment 2026 — 26 Forest Posts
Advt. No. 3/2026-27 | Forest & Environment Dept. | gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in
The Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has released Advertisement No. 3/2026-27 inviting online applications for 26 prestigious Forest Service posts — 1 Assistant Conservator of Forest (ACF), Class-II and 25 Range Forest Officer (RFO), Class-II — under the Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat. These are coveted Class-II Gazetted posts offering a career at the forefront of Gujarat's forest conservation and wildlife management. Applications are open at gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in from 1 April to 15 April 2026. Candidates also need to submit a Consent for Exam form with consent deposit between 1–16 April 2026. Qualification: B.Sc. (Science/Forestry/Agriculture) or B.E./B.Tech. Age: 21–35 years. A standout feature: candidates with B.Sc. Forestry as their principal subject receive an extra 10% bonus on their total Mains + Interview marks. Fee: ₹100 (waived for reserved categories, PwD, and Ex-Servicemen). 🌳
✅ Apply Now — Portal LIVE
📅 Last Date: 15 April 2026
📋 Advt. No. 3/2026-27 | GPSC
🌳 26 Forest Service Vacancies
🎓 Age: 21–35 Years | Class-II Gazetted
26
Total Vacancies
1 + 25
ACF + RFO Posts
15 Apr
Apply Last Date
3 Stage
Prelims+Mains+Interview
+10%
B.Sc. Forestry Bonus
₹100
Application Fee
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Important Dates — GPSC ACF & RFO Recruitment 2026
Official Notification Released — Advt. No. 3/2026-27, Forest & Environment DepartmentMarch 2026
Online Application Portal Opens — gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in01 April 2026
Last Date to Submit Online Application15 April 2026
Consent for Exam + Consent Deposit Submission Window — Mandatory, return to portal01 April – 16 April 2026
Preliminary Examination (Objective Type, 2 GS papers, screening only)To Be Notified on gpsc.gujarat.gov.in
Main Written Examination (Descriptive, 5 papers — Gujarati, English, GS I, II, III)To Be Notified after Prelims Result
Personal Interview (100 marks) — for Mains-qualified candidates (~78 candidates approx.)To Be Notified after Mains Result
Final Merit List — Based on Mains + Interview marks (+ B.Sc. Forestry 10% bonus if applicable)After Interview Stage
⚠️ Two-Step Mandatory Process — Both Required
- Step 1: Apply online at gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in by 15 April 2026 — fill form, upload photo + signature, pay fee
- Step 2: Between 1 April and 16 April 2026, return to the portal → navigate to "Consent" menu → submit Consent for Exam form + consent deposit
- Both steps are mandatory — submitting only the application form without the Consent for Exam step may result in your candidature not being considered for the Preliminary Examination
- After both steps, download and print the confirmed application form and the consent deposit receipt — keep these safe
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Vacancy Details — 26 Posts, Forest & Environment Department, Gujarat
Post Code 1 — ACF
Assistant Conservator of Forest
Class-II, Gazetted | Forest & Environment Dept.
1
Vacancy
Forest & Environment Department, Gujarat
Forest & Environment Department, Gujarat
Post Code 2 — RFO
Range Forest Officer
Class-II, Gazetted | Forest & Environment Dept.
25
Vacancies
Forest & Environment Department, Gujarat
Forest & Environment Department, Gujarat
| Post | Class | Total | Dept. | PwD Reserved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assistant Conservator of Forest (ACF) | Class-II, Gazetted | 1 | Forest & Environment Department | — |
| Range Forest Officer (RFO) | Class-II, Gazetted | 25 | Forest & Environment Department | 1 post (Category C) |
| Grand Total | 26 | + Horizontal reservations for Women, PwD (Cat C — Locomotor Disability), Ex-Servicemen as per Gujarat Govt. rules | ||
📌 PwD Reservation: One post is reserved for Persons with Disabilities under Category C — Locomotor Disability including Leprosy Cured and Acid Attack Victims. The advertisement also details horizontal reservations for Women candidates and Ex-Servicemen as per applicable Gujarat Government rules and regulations. Category-wise vacancy breakup (UR/SEBC/SC/ST/EWS) is detailed in the official notification PDF available on gpsc.gujarat.gov.in. The GPSC reserves the right to modify or cancel vacancies at any stage. 🌳
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Eligibility Criteria — Qualification, Age & Domicile
| Criterion | ACF (Class-II) | RFO (Class-II) |
|---|---|---|
| Educational Qualification | B.Sc. in Science/Technology subjects OR B.Sc. Agriculture OR B.Sc. Forestry OR B.E./B.Tech. (relevant discipline) from a recognised university | B.Sc. in Science/Technology subjects OR B.Sc. Agriculture OR B.Sc. Forestry OR B.E./B.Tech. (relevant discipline) from a recognised university |
| B.Sc. Forestry Bonus | ⭐ Extra 10% of total Mains + Interview marks added to final score — candidates with B.Sc. Forestry as principal/main subject receive this significant advantage | |
| Age Limit (General/UR) | Minimum 21 years — Maximum 35 years (as per registration period) | |
| Age Relaxation — SC/ST (Gujarat) | Maximum up to 40 years (+5 years relaxation) | |
| Age Relaxation — SEBC/OBC (Gujarat) | Maximum up to 38 years (+3 years relaxation) | |
| Age Relaxation — PwD/Ex-SM | As per applicable Gujarat Government rules | |
| Domicile | Gujarat domicile required to avail age relaxation and fee waiver for reserved categories | |
| Nationality | Indian Citizen | |
| Language | Adequate knowledge of Gujarati and/or Hindi as prescribed by Gujarat Government rules | |
🌿 B.Sc. Forestry Candidates — Special 10% Bonus! 🌿
Candidates who hold a B.Sc. degree with Forestry as their principal subject are entitled to an additional 10% of the total marks scored in the Main Written Examination and Personal Interview combined, which is added to their final merit score. This is a meaningful advantage — for example, if you score 700 out of 900 in Mains, the 10% bonus adds 70 marks, pushing your effective score to 770. This GPSC policy actively encourages forestry-educated candidates to enter Gujarat's Forest Service. Candidates with B.E./B.Tech. in Forestry-related disciplines should verify their eligibility for this bonus in the official notification PDF.
🌳 Physical Standards: Forest Service posts typically require candidates to meet physical fitness standards. The official GPSC notification PDF (Advt. 3/2026-27) specifies exact height, weight, and chest measurements for both male and female candidates. Physical fitness standards for ACF/RFO posts generally require: Male candidates — minimum height ~163 cm, chest measurement with minimum expansion. Female candidates — minimum height ~150 cm. The physical fitness test is conducted at an appropriate stage of selection. Refer to the official notification PDF for exact specifications, as these standards are set by the Gujarat Forest Department rules. 🌳
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Application Fee & Consent Deposit
| Category | Application Fee | Fee Status |
|---|---|---|
| General / Unreserved Candidates | ₹100/- + applicable bank/transaction charges | Payable |
| Reserved Category (Gujarat origin) — SEBC/SC/ST/EWS | Nil — Fee Completely Waived | Free |
| Persons with Disabilities (PwD/Divyang) | Nil — Fee Completely Waived | Free |
| Ex-Servicemen (Ex-SM) | Nil — Fee Completely Waived | Free |
| Note: Fee waiver applies only to Gujarat-origin reserved category candidates. Candidates from other states who belong to reserved categories must pay ₹100. Consent deposit is separate from application fee. | ||
📌 Consent Deposit: Separately from the application fee, candidates are required to pay a Consent for Exam deposit when submitting the Consent for Exam form between 1–16 April 2026. The exact amount of the consent deposit is specified in the official notification. This deposit demonstrates the candidate's commitment to appear for the examination. It is advisable to check the official notification PDF for the exact consent deposit amount and the refund/forfeiture policy. Online payment only — no offline payments accepted at any stage. 🌳
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Selection Process — 3 Stages: Prelims → Mains → Interview
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Preliminary Examination — Objective Type (Screening Stage)
The Preliminary Exam consists of two General Studies papers in objective (MCQ) format. Paper I and Paper II each have 200 questions for 200 marks, totalling 400 marks with a duration of 3 hours each. Medium: English and Gujarati (bilingual). Negative marking: 1/3 marks deducted per wrong answer. Candidates who qualify the cut-off in Prelims are shortlisted for the Main Written Examination in a ratio of approximately 15 to 20 times the number of vacancies. 🌳
⚠️ Prelims marks are NOT counted in the final merit list. This is a screening stage only to shortlist candidates for Mains.
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Main Written Examination — Conventional/Descriptive Type (Merit Stage)
The Main Written Examination is descriptive (essay/answer writing) type, consisting of five papers. Paper I is in Gujarati language, Paper II is in English language, and Papers III to V cover General Studies topics. Each paper carries 150 marks for a total of 750 marks, with each paper lasting 3 hours. The medium for Papers III–V is English; Gujarati and English papers are conducted in their respective languages only. No negative marking in Mains. Marks from Mains count toward the final merit. 🌳
✅ Mains marks form the basis of final merit, combined with Interview marks.
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Personal Interview — 100 Marks (Final Stage)
Candidates who qualify the Main Written Examination are called for a Personal Interview at GPSC offices in Gandhinagar. The interview carries 100 marks. Candidates are called for interview in a ratio of approximately 3 times the number of vacancies — meaning roughly 78 candidates for 26 posts. The interview assesses personality, communication skills, subject knowledge, and suitability for Forest Service. Candidates with B.Sc. Forestry (principal subject) receive an additional 10% of combined Mains + Interview marks added to their final score. 🌳
✅ Final merit = Mains (750) + Interview (100) = 850 marks + 10% bonus for B.Sc. Forestry holders.
🌳 Final Merit Calculation: The final merit list is prepared based on the combined score in Main Written Examination and Personal Interview. The maximum marks are Mains (750) + Interview (100) = 850 marks. For B.Sc. Forestry (principal subject) candidates, an additional 10% of their Mains + Interview total is added. For example, if a candidate scores 680 marks out of 850 in Mains + Interview, the B.Sc. Forestry bonus adds 68 more marks, making effective merit score 748. This bonus can be the decisive factor between selection and non-selection in competitive scenarios.
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Exam Pattern & Papers — Preliminary and Main Exam
| Stage | Paper | Type | Marks | Duration | Counts for Merit? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prelims | General Studies Paper I | Objective MCQ | 200 | 3 hrs | No — Screening |
| General Studies Paper II | 200 | 3 hrs | |||
| Prelims Total | 400 | 6 hrs | Not in Merit | ||
| Mains | Paper I — Gujarati Language | Descriptive | 150 | 3 hrs | Yes — Counts |
| Paper II — English Language | Descriptive | 150 | 3 hrs | ||
| Paper III — General Studies I | Descriptive | 150 | 3 hrs | ||
| Paper IV — General Studies II | Descriptive | 150 | 3 hrs | ||
| Paper V — General Studies III | Descriptive | 150 | 3 hrs | ||
| Mains Total | 750 | 15 hrs | In Merit | ||
| Interview | Personal Interview (Personality Test) | Oral | 100 | As scheduled | Yes — Counts |
| Grand Total (Mains + Interview) | 850 | Final Merit = 850 marks (+ 10% Forestry bonus if applicable) | |||
📌 Key Exam Rules: Prelims — Negative marking of 1/3 per wrong answer; No negative marking for unattempted questions. Mains — No negative marking; descriptive answers judged for content, language, and clarity. Medium: Papers I (Gujarati) and II (English) are conducted in respective languages. Papers III–V (General Studies) are in English, though Gujarati medium may be available for some papers — verify in official notification. In case of any ambiguity in interpretation of syllabus, the English version is final. 🌳
Main Written Exam — Paper-wise Breakdown:
I
Gujarati Language
Medium: Gujarati only | Standard: Higher Secondary (12th) level
150
II
English Language
Medium: English only | Standard: Lower Secondary (12th) level
150
III
General Studies — Paper I
Medium: English | Standard: Degree Level — History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Science
150
IV
General Studies — Paper II
Medium: English | Standard: Degree Level — Environment, Technology, Current Affairs
150
V
General Studies — Paper III
Medium: English | Standard: Degree Level — Gujarat-specific, Forest & Environment topics
150
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Syllabus Overview — Prelims & Mains (General Studies)
| Paper | Key Subject Areas |
|---|---|
| Prelims — GS I & II (Objective) | Indian History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern), Indian National Movement, Geography (World, India, Gujarat), Indian Constitution and Polity, Environment and Disaster Management, Economic Development and Planning, Science and Technology, Current Affairs (National, International, Gujarat), General Mental Ability, Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation |
| Mains — Gujarati Language | Grammar, comprehension, essay writing, letter writing, précis writing — all at Higher Secondary (12th) standard in Gujarati language |
| Mains — English Language | Grammar, comprehension, essay writing, précis writing — at Lower Secondary (12th) standard in English language |
| Mains — GS I (Paper III) | History of India (political, economic, social dimensions), Indian National Movement and its legacy, World History (modern period), Indian and Gujarat Geography (physical, economic, human), Indian Polity and Constitution (Centre-State relations, Fundamental Rights, DPSP, Parliamentary system, Judiciary), Social Issues |
| Mains — GS II (Paper IV) | Indian Economy (post-independence to present, NITI Aayog, economic reforms), Gujarat Economy (agriculture, industry, services), Science and Technology (national policy, key institutions, space, defence, biotechnology, ICT), Environmental Science (biodiversity, climate change, pollution, forest and wildlife laws, international conventions), Governance and Ethics |
| Mains — GS III (Paper V) | Gujarat History and Culture, Gujarat's Socio-Political and Economic Development, Forest and Wildlife of Gujarat (key wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, biodiversity hotspots, forest types), Disaster Management in Gujarat, Current Events (Gujarat, India, International), Administrative challenges and governance in Gujarat |
🌿 Forest Service Preparation Focus: While the GPSC ACF/RFO exam follows the standard GPSC General Studies pattern, aspirants should pay special attention to Forest and Environment topics including: types of forests in India and Gujarat, Wildlife Protection Act, Forest Conservation Act, Indian Forest Act, Forest Rights Act, key national parks and wildlife sanctuaries in Gujarat (Gir, Blackbuck National Park, etc.), biodiversity conservation, climate change and Gujarat's forestry policies, CITES, Ramsar sites, Project Tiger, Project Elephant, and the Indian Forest Service. These topics are highly relevant for both the Mains GS papers and the Personal Interview. 🌳
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How to Apply Online — Step-by-Step Guide
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Visit gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in and Navigate to Advt. No. 03/2026-27
Open gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in in your browser. On the homepage, click on the "Online Application" section and locate the link for "Advt. No: 03/2026-27 — Assistant Conservator of Forest & Range Forest Officer". Read the official notification PDF thoroughly before applying to confirm your eligibility. The direct apply link is also provided in Section 10 of this article. 🌳
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Register via OTR (One Time Registration) or Login with Existing Credentials
If you are a new user, complete the One Time Registration (OTR) to generate your unique OTR number. Provide your name, date of birth, mobile number, and email address. You will receive a registration number and password. If you already have an OTR number from previous GPSC applications, login directly using those credentials — the same OTR number is used across all GPSC recruitment applications. 🌳
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Fill Application Form — Personal, Educational Details & Post Selection
After login, click "Apply" then "Apply Now" for Advt. 03/2026-27. Fill in all required information: personal details, category, educational qualifications (degree, university, subjects, percentage), domicile details, and B.Sc. Forestry principal subject status (if applicable — this qualifies for the 10% bonus). Select the post you want to apply for (ACF or RFO). Double-check all entries carefully — incorrect information can lead to disqualification. 🌳
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Upload Photograph & Signature + Pay Application Fee
Upload a recent passport-size photograph — white background, face clearly visible, taken within the last one year — in JPG/JPEG format as specified. Upload your scanned signature in the prescribed format. Pay the application fee of ₹100 + applicable bank charges online if you are in the General/Unreserved category. Reserved category candidates of Gujarat origin, PwD, and Ex-Servicemen are exempted from the fee. Confirm payment before submitting. 🌳
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Submit Application — Note Confirmation Number — Print Copy
Review all entries one final time before clicking Submit. After submission, note down your unique application/confirmation number — you will need this for all future communications. Download and print a copy of the application form and keep it safe. Remember: application submission is only Step 1 of a two-step process. 🌳
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⭐ CRITICAL: Submit Consent for Exam + Consent Deposit (1–16 April 2026)
Between 1 April 2026 and 16 April 2026, return to gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in → navigate to the "Consent" menu → submit the Consent for Exam form along with the required consent deposit payment online. This is the mandatory second step. After successful submission, download and print both the final confirmed application form and the consent deposit receipt. Keep both documents safely for future reference. Without this step, your candidature for the Preliminary Examination may not be processed. 🌳
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Job Profile, Career Prospects & Salary
| Post | Key Responsibilities | Pay Scale | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assistant Conservator of Forest (ACF) | Overall administration of a forest division; supervision of Range Forest Officers; implementation of forest conservation and wildlife protection policies; anti-poaching operations; social forestry programmes; forest revenue management; preparation of working plans | Class-II pay scale as per Gujarat 7th Pay Commission norms (typically Pay Matrix Level-8 or as per notification: approx. ₹44,900–₹1,42,400) | Class-II, Gazetted Officer |
| Range Forest Officer (RFO) | Management and administration of a Forest Range; supervision of Beat Guards and Forest Guards; forest patrolling and fire protection; implementation of plantation drives; wildlife monitoring; prevention of illegal logging and poaching; collection of forest revenue; community forest management | Class-II pay scale as per Gujarat 7th Pay Commission norms (typically Pay Matrix Level-8 or as per notification: approx. ₹44,900–₹1,42,400) | Class-II, Gazetted Officer |
🌳 Career Growth Path: RFO → ACF → Deputy Conservator of Forest (DCF) → Conservator of Forest (CF) → Chief Conservator of Forest (CCF) → Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF). A career in Gujarat's Forest Service offers unparalleled access to nature, wildlife management, and environmental conservation work, combined with job security, government allowances (DA, HRA, TA, GPF), and opportunities to lead significant conservation projects. Gujarat's forests — including the world's only Asiatic Lion habitat at Gir, and rich marine sanctuaries — make this one of the most exciting Forest Service postings in India. Additional benefits: quarters in forest areas, government vehicle, uniform allowances, and periodic field exposure. 🌳
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Important Links — Official Resources
🌳 APPLY ONLINE — DIRECT LINK (ACTIVE NOW)
↗🌳 Apply Online — GPSC ACF & RFO Advt. 03/2026-27 | gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in (Direct Apply Link)
🔗 All Official GPSC Links
↗🌐 GPSC OJAS Portal — gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in (Application Portal)
↗📄 Official Notification PDF — GPSC Advt. No. 3/2026-27 (Direct PDF)
↗🏛️ GPSC Official Website — gpsc.gujarat.gov.in (Results, Syllabus, Notifications)
↗📋 All Open Recruitments — GPSC Active Notifications 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions — GPSC ACF & RFO Recruitment 2026
How many vacancies are there in GPSC ACF RFO Recruitment 2026?
GPSC Advt. No. 3/2026-27 has 26 total vacancies for Forest Service posts under the Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat:
- Assistant Conservator of Forest (ACF), Class-II — 1 vacancy
- Range Forest Officer (RFO), Class-II — 25 vacancies
What is the last date to apply for GPSC ACF RFO Recruitment 2026?
Last date for online application: 15 April 2026. The portal opened on 1 April 2026 at gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in. Additionally, the Consent for Exam form and consent deposit must be submitted between 1 April and 16 April 2026 — this is a second mandatory step. After the Consent for Exam submission, download and print both the confirmed application form and the consent deposit receipt. Applying without submitting the consent form may result in your candidature not being processed. 🌳
What qualification is needed for GPSC ACF RFO 2026?
For both ACF and RFO posts, candidates must possess:
- B.Sc. (Science) in relevant disciplines
- OR B.Sc. Agriculture
- OR B.Sc. Forestry (principal subject — qualifies for 10% bonus marks)
- OR B.E./B.Tech. in a relevant engineering discipline
What is the B.Sc. Forestry 10% bonus in GPSC ACF RFO 2026?
Candidates with B.Sc. degree where Forestry is the principal/main subject receive an additional 10% of the total marks scored in the Main Written Examination and Personal Interview combined, which is added to their final merit score. For example: if a candidate scores 650 out of 850 (Mains + Interview), the bonus adds 65 marks, making their effective merit score 715. This GPSC policy actively encourages forestry-educated graduates to serve in Gujarat's Forest Service and can be the decisive advantage in a competitive field. 🌳
What is the selection process for GPSC ACF RFO 2026?
Three-stage selection process:
- Stage 1 — Preliminary Exam (Objective): 2 GS papers, 400 marks total, 1/3 negative marking. Screening only — marks NOT in final merit.
- Stage 2 — Main Written Exam (Descriptive): 5 papers — Gujarati (150), English (150), GS I (150), GS II (150), GS III (150) = 750 marks total. Marks count in final merit. No negative marking.
- Stage 3 — Personal Interview: 100 marks at GPSC/Gandhinagar. Candidates called at ~3× vacancies (~78 candidates).
What is the age limit for GPSC ACF RFO 2026?
Age limit for GPSC ACF RFO 2026 (as per registration period):
- General/UR: 21 – 35 years
- SC/ST (Gujarat domicile): Up to 40 years (+5 years relaxation)
- SEBC/OBC (Gujarat domicile): Up to 38 years (+3 years relaxation)
- PwD and Ex-Servicemen: As per applicable Gujarat Government rules
What is the application fee for GPSC ACF RFO 2026?
GPSC ACF RFO 2026 application fee:
- General/Unreserved candidates: ₹100/- + applicable bank/transaction charges
- Reserved category (Gujarat origin) — SEBC/SC/ST/EWS, PwD, Ex-Servicemen: Nil — completely waived
What is the salary for ACF and RFO posts in Gujarat Forest Service?
Both ACF and RFO are Class-II Gazetted posts in the Gujarat Forest and Environment Department. Pay scale as per Gujarat Government's 7th Pay Commission norms for Class-II officers is typically in the range of ₹44,900 to ₹1,42,400 per month (Pay Matrix Level-8 or as specified in the official notification). The in-hand salary is higher due to additional allowances: Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Travel Allowance (TA), Gujarat Government Provident Fund (GPF), and other applicable benefits. Forest Service officers also receive government accommodation (forest bungalows/quarters) and official vehicles in many postings. 🌳
Is there a Consent for Exam requirement in GPSC ACF RFO 2026?
Yes — GPSC has a mandatory two-step application process:
- Step 1: Submit online application by 15 April 2026 at gpsc-ojas.gujarat.gov.in
- Step 2: Between 1–16 April 2026, return to the portal → go to "Consent" menu → submit Consent for Exam form + pay consent deposit
What makes GPSC ACF and RFO posts special in Gujarat?
The GPSC ACF and RFO posts in Gujarat's Forest and Environment Department are special for several reasons:
- World's only Asiatic Lion: Gujarat's Gir Forest is the sole habitat of the Asiatic lion — ACF/RFO officers work directly in this globally significant wildlife reserve
- Diverse ecosystems: Gujarat has varied forests, marine sanctuaries, wetlands (Nal Sarovar, Little Rann of Kutch), and the world's largest flamingo congregation — offering unmatched wildlife management experience
- Career growth: RFO → ACF → DCF → CF → CCF → PCCF — a well-defined promotion ladder in state forest service
- B.Sc. Forestry bonus: Unique 10% merit bonus for forestry degree holders — rare incentive in any state PSC
- Class-II Gazetted: Social respect, job security, and government benefits in a passion-driven career
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