Advt. Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts • SSC • Notification Out: 13 April 2026 • Apply Active
SSC Selection Post Phase 14 Recruitment 2026 3003 Vacancies — 10th / 12th / Graduate Level Posts • Group B & C • Apply Online 13 April – 4 May 2026 • CBT June 2026
📋 Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts
📌 3,003 Total Vacancies
🎓 10th / 12th / Graduate
📅 Apply: 13 April–4 May 2026
💻 CBT: June 2026 (Tentative)
💸 Fee: ₹100 / NIL (SC/ST/Female)
✅ No Interview — CBT Merit Only
✍ Correction: 11–13 May 2026
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3003
Total Vacancies
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10th
Matric Level
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12th
Higher Sec. Level
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Grad
Graduate Level
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4 May
Apply Last Date
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June
CBT Month
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Recruitment Overview
SSC Selection Post Phase XIV — verified from official ssc.gov.in notification — 13 April 2026
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) — Government of India |
| Advertisement No. | Phase-XIV / 2026 / Selection Posts |
| Notification Released | 13 April 2026 |
| Post Type | Various Selection Posts — Group B (Non-Gazetted) and Group C posts in central government Ministries, Departments & Organisations |
| Posts Include | Laboratory Assistant, Deputy Ranger, Upper Division Clerk (UDC), Senior Computer, Scientific Assistant, Technical Attendant, Canteen Attendant, and many more |
| Total Vacancies | 3,003 Posts (region-wise and post-wise — check official notification PDF) |
| Qualification Levels | Matriculation (10th) | Higher Secondary (12th) | Graduation & Above — depending on the specific post |
| Age Cutoff Date | 1 January 2026 — age limit is post-specific; verify from official notification |
| Application Opens | 13 April 2026 |
| Application Last Date | 4 May 2026 (11:00 PM) |
| Fee Payment Last Date | 5 May 2026 |
| Correction Window | 11 May – 13 May 2026 (₹200 first correction | ₹500 second correction) |
| CBT Exam Date | June 2026 (tentative — exact date via SSC official website) |
| Application Fee | General/OBC: ₹100 | SC/ST/Female/PwBD/ESM: NIL |
| Exam Mode | Computer-Based Test (CBT) — Objective MCQ |
| Exam Duration | 60 minutes (80 minutes for candidates using scribe) |
| Total Marks | 200 marks (100 questions × 2 marks each) |
| Negative Marking | –0.50 marks per wrong answer |
| Interview | NO interview for any post |
| OTR Required | Yes — complete One-Time Registration (OTR) on the new SSC website before applying |
| Selection Mode | Separate applications needed for each post. Multiple posts = separate forms. |
| Official Website | ssc.gov.in |
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Important Dates
All dates from SSC official notification — apply early, correct window available 11–13 May
📣Notification Released — Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts at ssc.gov.in13 April 2026
🟢Online Application Opens at ssc.gov.in
Complete OTR first if new user — apply separately for each post13 April 2026
Complete OTR first if new user — apply separately for each post13 April 2026
🚫Last Date to Submit Online Application
Portal closes at 11:00 PM — submit early to avoid server issues4 May 2026 (11:00 PM)
Portal closes at 11:00 PM — submit early to avoid server issues4 May 2026 (11:00 PM)
💲Last Date for Online Fee Payment5 May 2026
🖉Application Correction Window
₹200 for first correction | ₹500 for second correction — only errors in submitted forms11–13 May 2026
₹200 for first correction | ₹500 for second correction — only errors in submitted forms11–13 May 2026
📋City Intimation Slip & Admit CardBefore CBT date — via ssc.gov.in
💻Computer-Based Test (CBT) — tentativeJune 2026
📊Result & Document VerificationAfter CBT — as per SSC schedule
⚠ Apply between 13–25 April — don't wait for the last day. SSC portal typically experiences heavy traffic in the final 48 hours. Use the correction window (11–13 May) if you notice any errors after submission.
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Vacancy Details & Qualification Levels
3,003 posts across 3 levels — 10 SSC regions — Group B & Group C central government posts
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Matriculation Level
Posts for candidates who have passed Class 10 (10th) from a recognised board. Sample posts: Canteen Attendant, Technical Attendant, Laboratory Attendant, Multi-Tasking Staff variants, etc. Lowest competition level among the three — large absolute numbers.
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Higher Secondary Level
Posts for candidates who have passed 12th (10+2) from a recognised board. Sample posts: Upper Division Clerk (UDC), Data Entry Operator, Junior Secretariat Assistant, etc. Most popular level — attracts the largest candidate pool.
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Graduation & Above Level
Posts for candidates with a Bachelor's Degree or higher from a recognised university. Sample posts: Laboratory Assistant (specialised), Deputy Ranger, Sub-Inspector, Scientific Assistant, Junior Inspector, etc. Higher pay levels compared to 10th/12th posts.
| Level | Minimum Qualification | Sample Posts | Pay Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matriculation (10th) | 10th pass from recognised Board | Canteen Attendant, Technical Attendant, MTS-type variants | Level 1–3 (7th CPC) |
| Higher Secondary (12th) | 12th / 10+2 pass from recognised Board | UDC, Data Entry Operator, Junior Secretariat Assistant, JSA | Level 2–4 (7th CPC) |
| Graduation & Above | Bachelor's Degree from recognised University | Laboratory Assistant, Deputy Ranger, Scientific Assistant, Sub-Inspector | Level 4–7 (7th CPC) |
| Total Vacancies | Region-wise and post-wise detailed breakdown in official notification PDF at ssc.gov.in | 3,003 Posts | |
🌐 10 SSC Regions Covered
The 3,003 vacancies are distributed across all 10 SSC regional offices: Central Region, Eastern Region, Karnataka Kerala Region, Madhya Pradesh Region, North Eastern Region, Northern Region, North Western Region, Southern Region, and Western Region. Vacancy count and available posts vary significantly by region. Candidates should check the official notification PDF to find vacancies relevant to their preferred posting region.
⚠ Vacancy Note
- The total of 3,003 vacancies is significantly higher than the previous Phase XIII cycle (2,423 vacancies) — approximately 24% more seats
- Vacancies are tentative — SSC reserves the right to increase, decrease, cancel, or modify vacancies at any stage of recruitment
- Download the official notification PDF from ssc.gov.in for the detailed post-wise, region-wise, and category-wise vacancy breakdown
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Eligibility Criteria
Nationality + Age (cutoff 1 Jan 2026) + Educational Qualification — post-specific
| Criteria | Details |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Indian Citizen. Also eligible: Persons of Indian origin migrated from specified countries with intention of permanently settling in India. Verify from official notification. |
| Educational Qualification | Matriculation (10th) / Higher Secondary (12th) / Graduation & above — as prescribed for the specific post. All qualifications must be obtained from Government-recognised Boards/Universities. Qualifications must be possessed on or before the closing date (4 May 2026). |
| Age Limit (General) | Generally 18 to 30 years for most posts as on 1 January 2026. Some posts may have different upper age limits. Always check the specific post's age requirement in the official notification PDF. |
| Age Relaxation — OBC (NCL) | +3 years (maximum 33 years for most posts) |
| Age Relaxation — SC / ST | +5 years (maximum 35 years for most posts) |
| Age Relaxation — PwBD (General) | +10 years (maximum 40 years for most posts) |
| Age Relaxation — PwBD (OBC) | +13 years |
| Age Relaxation — PwBD (SC/ST) | +15 years |
| Age Relaxation — Ex-Servicemen | As per Government of India norms |
| Additional Qualification | Certain posts may require domain-specific qualifications, experience, or certifications (e.g., typing speed, computer knowledge, specific science subjects). Always check post-specific requirements in the official notice. |
| Age is calculated as on 1 January 2026. SSC Selection Post covers many different posts — age limit, qualification, and additional criteria vary per post. Always verify from the official Phase-XIV notification PDF at ssc.gov.in before applying. | |
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Application Fee
₹100 for General/OBC — NIL for SC/ST/Female/PwBD/ESM — online payment only
General (UR) / OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)
₹100
Application Fee — Non-Refundable
Pay via BHIM UPI / Net Banking / Credit / Debit Card (Visa/Mastercard/Maestro/RuPay)
SC / ST / Female / PwBD / Ex-Servicemen
NIL
Fully Exempt — Zero Fee
All female candidates are exempt regardless of category
🖉 Correction Window Fee
- First correction in the application form: ₹200
- Second correction: ₹500
- Correction window: 11 May – 13 May 2026
- Only candidates who have already submitted their application can use the correction window — corrections to the submitted form data (not for new applications)
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CBT Exam Pattern
100 MCQ × 2 marks = 200 marks | 60 minutes | –0.50 negative marking | 4 sections | No interview
25
General Intelligence & Reasoning
25 questions × 2 marks = 50 marks
25
General Awareness
25 questions × 2 marks = 50 marks
25
Quantitative Aptitude
25 questions × 2 marks = 50 marks
25
English Comprehension
25 questions × 2 marks = 50 marks
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Questions | 100 Objective MCQ (4 options each) |
| Marks Per Question | 2 marks |
| Total Marks | 200 marks |
| Duration | 60 minutes (1 hour) | 80 minutes for candidates using scribe |
| Sectional Timing | 15 minutes per section — fixed sectional time limit |
| Negative Marking | –0.50 marks per wrong answer (1/4th of 2 marks) |
| Mode | Computer-Based Test (CBT) — online |
| Language | Hindi and English only |
| Question Difficulty | Matches the educational qualification required for the post — 10th level / 12th level / Graduation level questions depending on post applied |
| Normalisation | If exam held in multiple shifts, marks will be normalised using SSC's normalisation formula |
| Interview | NO interview for any post under SSC Selection Post |
⚠ Sectional Timing — Critical Rule
Unlike many other SSC exams, the SSC Selection Post CBT has fixed sectional timing of 15 minutes per section. You cannot borrow time from one section to another. This means you have exactly 15 minutes for each of the 4 sections. Time management within each section is crucial. Practice with sectional timers during your preparation — don't get stuck on one difficult question and lose time for easier ones.
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Complete Syllabus — All 4 Sections
Covers 10th / 12th / Graduation level — question difficulty matches your post's required qualification
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Section 1 — General Intelligence & Reasoning (25 questions, 50 marks)
Same for all levels — tests logical and analytical thinking
| Topic | Key Areas to Prepare |
|---|---|
| Analogies | Word, number, and figure analogies — identify the relationship and apply it |
| Series — Number & Letter | Missing term, wrong term in number/alphabet/mixed series — arithmetic and geometric patterns |
| Coding-Decoding | Letter coding, number coding, symbol substitution — decode the pattern |
| Syllogisms | All/Some/No type — Venn diagram approach — 2-3 statement conclusion problems |
| Directions & Distances | Movement-based problems — find final position, direction, or distance |
| Blood Relations | Family tree problems — identify relationships between two named persons |
| Non-Verbal Reasoning | Pattern completion, mirror images, embedded figures, counting figures, paper folding |
| Seating & Arrangement | Linear/circular arrangements, floor-based puzzles, scheduling problems |
| Mathematical Operations | Coded arithmetic (+/-/×/÷ as symbols), BODMAS applications, number analogy |
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Section 2 — General Awareness (25 questions, 50 marks)
Static GK + current affairs (last 6 months) — India-centric topics
| Topic | Key Areas |
|---|---|
| History | Ancient, Medieval, Modern Indian History — freedom movement, important events and leaders |
| Geography | Physical geography of India, rivers, mountains, climate, agriculture, minerals, important cities |
| Indian Polity | Constitution, Parliament, Fundamental Rights & Duties, important Articles, Panchayati Raj, important constitutional bodies |
| Economics | Budget basics, GDP, Five-Year Plans, banking system, inflation, poverty — basic economic concepts |
| Science & Technology | Biology (human body, diseases, nutrition), Physics (everyday phenomena), Chemistry (common substances), Computer & IT basics |
| Current Affairs | National & international events (last 6 months), government schemes, awards, sports, summits |
| Environment | National parks, biodiversity, environmental acts, climate change basics |
| Miscellaneous | Important days, books & authors, famous personalities, national symbols, cultural heritage |
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Section 3 — Quantitative Aptitude (25 questions, 50 marks)
Calculation-based — difficulty level matches post qualification (10th/12th/Graduation)
| Topic | Key Concepts |
|---|---|
| Number System | LCM, HCF, divisibility, simplification, BODMAS, fractions, decimals, surds |
| Percentage | Percentage calculation, increase/decrease, successive percentage change |
| Profit, Loss & Discount | CP, SP, marked price, successive discounts — calculation-based word problems |
| Simple & Compound Interest | SI and CI formulas, half-yearly/quarterly compounding |
| Ratio & Proportion | Direct/inverse ratio, proportion, mixtures & alligation, partnership |
| Time & Work | Work rates, pipes & cisterns, efficiency-based problems |
| Speed, Distance & Time | Average speed, relative speed, trains, boats & streams |
| Data Interpretation | Bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs, tables — read and calculate (graduation level) |
| Mensuration | Area/perimeter of 2D shapes, volume of 3D shapes (cube, cylinder, cone) |
| Algebra | Basic equations, quadratic equations, algebraic identities (graduation level) |
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Section 4 — English Comprehension (25 questions, 50 marks)
Grammar + vocabulary + comprehension — English medium only
| Topic | Key Areas |
|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 2–3 paragraphs — answer questions on main idea, inference, meaning of underlined words |
| Vocabulary | Synonyms, Antonyms, One-word substitution, Idioms & Phrases, Spellings |
| Grammar | Tenses, Subject-Verb Agreement, Articles, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Modals, Voice (Active/Passive) |
| Sentence Structure | Error Detection/Spotting, Sentence Improvement, Fill in the Blanks |
| Para/Sentence Jumbles | Rearrange sentences into coherent paragraphs — identify logical order |
| Cloze Test | Fill in blanks in a passage from given options — vocabulary + contextual understanding |
🎯 SSC Selection Post Phase 14 — Smart Preparation Strategy
- Sectional timing is the game-changer: With 15 minutes per section, you have just 36 seconds per question. Speed + accuracy simultaneously is the core skill. Practice sectional timed mock tests from Day 1.
- GK is the equaliser: 25 questions of GK are the same difficulty regardless of post level. A strong GK score can compensate for relative weakness in Quant or Reasoning. Read one newspaper daily.
- Negative marking discipline: –0.50 per wrong answer means 4 wrong answers = –2 marks = cost of 1 correct answer. Never guess blindly. Skip questions you are less than 60% sure about.
- English at Grade 8–10 level: For 10th/12th posts, English questions are NCERT-level. Study basic grammar rules thoroughly. Vocabulary from any standard list of 500–1000 words covers most SSC Selection Post questions.
- Previous year papers are your bible: SSC repeats question types heavily. Solve the last 5 years of SSC Selection Post papers — you will see recurring patterns in all 4 sections.
- Shortlisting ratio is 1:15 or 1:30: If vacancies are ≤5, top 30 per vacancy are called for DV. If >5, top 15 per vacancy. With 3,003 vacancies, most posts will use 1:15 — about 45,000 candidates will be shortlisted across all posts. Strong CBT performance is essential.
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Complete Selection Process
CBT (merit) → Skill Test (qualifying, where applicable) → Document Verification — No interview
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Stage 1 — Computer-Based Test (CBT) — Merit Determining Stage
A single-stage Computer-Based Test with 100 objective MCQ questions, 200 marks, 60 minutes. Four sections of 25 questions each (GI Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English Comprehension) with 15 minutes per section fixed timing. Negative marking of –0.50 marks per wrong answer. If conducted in multiple shifts, SSC will apply normalisation. Final merit is based 100% on CBT marks. No interview.
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Stage 2 — Skill Test (Qualifying — for Certain Posts Only)
A Skill Test (Typing Test / Data Entry Skill Test / Computer Proficiency Test) is conducted only for specific posts where it is prescribed in the essential qualification. The Skill Test is qualifying in nature — it adds no marks to the merit list. Failing the skill test disqualifies the candidate regardless of CBT score. Candidates applying for posts requiring typing/DEO skills must begin speed practice immediately. Check the official notification for which posts have a skill test.
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Stage 3 — Document Verification (DV)
Candidates shortlisted from the CBT (in the ratio of 1:30 for ≤5 vacancies or 1:15 for >5 vacancies, subject to a minimum of 150 candidates) are called for Document Verification. Original educational certificates, age proof, category certificate, and any other required documents must be produced. Any discrepancy or false information leads to disqualification at this stage. For PwBD and ESM candidates, all qualifying candidates who meet the minimum cut-off may be called for DV.
📌 Document Upload Requirement After CBT
Candidates who qualify in the CBT must upload all required documents on the SSC portal — failure to do so results in summary rejection of candidature. SSC conducts initial scrutiny based on information in the application form — detailed scrutiny is done by the User Department at the time of DV. Each application is accepted provisionally — accuracy of information determines final eligibility.
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How to Apply Online
OTR mandatory — apply at ssc.gov.in — separate form per post — apply by 4 May 2026
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Complete One-Time Registration (OTR) at ssc.gov.in
If you are a new user on the new SSC website, complete the One-Time Registration (OTR) first. Note: Old SSC portal OTR credentials are NOT valid on the new website — new users and old-portal users must register fresh. Register with your name, date of birth, gender, mobile number, and email ID to generate your Registration ID and password. Optionally, link Aadhaar for verification.
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Login & Select "Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts"
Login with your Registration ID and password. On the dashboard, click "Apply Now" and select "Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts". Check all posts and their eligibility requirements carefully. Remember: you need to submit a separate application form for each post you wish to apply for — one application covers one post only.
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Fill Application Form — Personal & Educational Details
Fill in all required fields: personal details (name, DOB, gender, address, category), educational qualification (board/university name, year of passing, percentage, certificate number), post preference, and examination centre choices (up to 3). Enter only accurate information — data will be verified against original documents at DV. Errors can be corrected during the correction window (11–13 May 2026).
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Upload Photo & Signature
Take a live photo directly through the SSC app/portal (clear face, no spectacles, no cap, facing forward). Upload scanned signature in JPEG/JPG format (10–20 KB, approximately 6 cm × 2 cm on white paper in black ink). Upload reservation certificates (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/PwBD/ESM) if claiming category benefits.
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Pay Application Fee & Submit
Pay ₹100 (General/OBC male candidates) via BHIM UPI, Net Banking, or Visa/Mastercard/Maestro/RuPay Card. SC/ST/Female/PwBD/ESM: zero fee. After payment, review the complete form carefully. Click Submit. Download and print the confirmation page — note your application number. Carry the printout to the exam centre and Document Verification.
OTR mandatory before applying — ssc.gov.in
Separate form per post — one post = one application
Submit by 4 May 2026 (11:00 PM)
Fee by 5 May | Correction 11–13 May
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Salary & Pay Scale
Pay Level 1–7 (7th CPC) — varies by post and region — central government benefits
| Post Level | Pay Level (7th CPC) | Basic Pay Range (Approx.) | Example Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matriculation Level | Level 1–3 | ₹18,000–₹69,100 | Canteen Attendant, Technical Attendant |
| Higher Secondary Level | Level 2–4 | ₹19,900–₹92,300 | UDC, Data Entry Operator, JSA |
| Graduation Level | Level 4–7 | ₹25,500–₹1,51,100 | Laboratory Assistant, Deputy Ranger, Sub-Inspector |
| Allowances added to basic pay: DA (Dearness Allowance) + HRA (city-linked) + TA (Transport Allowance) + other central govt. allowances | |||
| Salary varies post-wise and region-wise. Check the official SSC Selection Post notification and post-details PDF at ssc.gov.in for exact pay scale of your target post. The old-style Grade Pay (₹1,900–₹4,800) may still be cited for reference but 7th CPC Pay Levels are the current framework. | |||
💰 Central Government Employee Benefits
- Dearness Allowance (DA): Updated every 6 months — currently around 50%+ of basic pay
- House Rent Allowance (HRA): 8%/16%/24% of basic pay based on posting city (X/Y/Z classification)
- Transport Allowance (TA): Additional monthly transport allowance per Govt. of India norms
- National Pension Scheme (NPS): Government contributes 14% of basic pay + DA towards pension
- Medical benefits, LTC, Group Insurance and other standard Central Government employee perks
- Job security & career progression: Annual increments, departmental exams for promotion, pan-India transfer liability
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Frequently Asked Questions
Complete Q&A on SSC Selection Post Phase 14 Recruitment 2026
What is the last date to apply for SSC Selection Post Phase 14 2026?+
The last date to submit the online application is 4 May 2026 at 11:00 PM. The fee payment deadline is 5 May 2026. A correction window is available from 11 May to 13 May 2026 for correcting errors in already submitted forms. Applications open from 13 April 2026 at ssc.gov.in.
How many vacancies are there in SSC Selection Post Phase 14 2026?+
SSC Selection Post Phase 14 has announced 3,003 total vacancies for various Group B (Non-Gazetted) and Group C posts in central government departments across 10 SSC regions. This is approximately 24% more than Phase 13 (2,423 vacancies). Vacancies are distributed region-wise and post-wise — download the official notification PDF from ssc.gov.in for the detailed breakdown.
Can I apply for multiple posts in SSC Selection Post Phase 14?+
Yes, you can apply for multiple posts, but you must submit a separate online application for each post. Each application requires a separate form fill and separate fee payment (₹100 per application for General/OBC male candidates). If applying for posts at different qualification levels, you will receive separate admit cards for each level and must appear for each exam separately.
What is OTR and is it mandatory for SSC Selection Post Phase 14?+
Yes, OTR (One-Time Registration) is mandatory. Complete it at ssc.gov.in before applying. OTR creates your basic profile (name, DOB, gender, contact details) which is used across all SSC exams. Important: If you were registered on the old SSC portal, those credentials are NOT valid on the new website — you must register fresh on the new ssc.gov.in. OTR is free and takes 5–10 minutes.
Is there negative marking in SSC Selection Post Phase 14?+
Yes — 0.50 marks are deducted for each wrong answer (which equals ¼ of the 2 marks per question). This means 4 wrong answers cost you the equivalent of 1 correct answer. Candidates should avoid random guessing. Skip questions where you have less than ~60% confidence. However, never leave a question you know the answer to — mark it without hesitation.
What is the exam date for SSC Selection Post Phase 14 CBT?+
The Computer-Based Test (CBT) for SSC Selection Post Phase 14 is tentatively scheduled for June 2026. The exact date, city intimation slip, and admit card will be released by SSC on ssc.gov.in and regional SSC websites before the exam. Candidates should regularly check the official website for updates.
Is the Skill Test marks-based or qualifying in SSC Selection Post Phase 14?+
The Skill Test (wherever prescribed — Typing/Data Entry/Computer Proficiency) is qualifying in nature. It does NOT add marks to the final merit list. Final selection is based 100% on CBT marks. However, failing the Skill Test eliminates the candidate from further consideration. Only certain posts have a skill test — check the official notification for the specific post you are applying for.
What is the shortlisting ratio for Document Verification in SSC Selection Post Phase 14?+
SSC shortlists candidates for Document Verification as follows: For posts with up to 5 vacancies: top candidates in ratio of 1:30 (30 candidates per vacancy) are called. For posts with more than 5 vacancies: ratio of 1:15 (15 per vacancy), subject to a minimum of 150 candidates being called. For PwBD / PwBD-Others / ESM reserved vacancies, all qualifying candidates meeting the minimum cut-off are shortlisted.
What documents are required for SSC Selection Post Phase 14 Document Verification?+
Typically required originals: (1) Educational qualification certificates (marksheets + degree/board certificate for the qualifying level), (2) Date of birth proof (Matriculation certificate), (3) Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC-NCL — issued by competent authority), (4) EWS certificate (if claiming EWS), (5) PwBD certificate (if applicable), (6) ESM discharge certificate (if applicable), (7) Aadhaar Card / Photo ID, (8) Application printout with admit card. Upload copies on SSC portal after CBT — originals at DV.
SSC Selection Post Phase 14 — 10th pass or 12th pass? Which posts can I apply for?+
SSC Selection Post Phase 14 has posts at three levels: Matriculation (10th pass): You can apply for all posts requiring 10th pass qualification. Higher Secondary (12th pass): You can apply for both 10th level and 12th level posts. Graduate: You can apply for all posts across all three levels. However, applying for posts below your qualification level is strategically advisable only if post-specific benefits (location, department) are a priority — because competition is highest at graduation level and many strong candidates apply across all levels.
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Official Links
Apply and download only from ssc.gov.in — verify all updates from official source
📄 Official Notification & Application Links
📄 SSC Selection Post Phase XIV 2026 — Official Notification PDF — ssc.gov.in
🔗 Apply Online — ssc.gov.in — Phase-XIV/2026/Selection Posts (Active)
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