Ans: Login to ssc.gov.in between 16.01.2026 and 25.01.2026. Use the ‘Self-Slot Selection’ facility in your dashboard to choose your preferred city and date block.

Ans: If you miss the window (25 Jan), you must confirm your willingness to appear through the Feedback Module by 28.01.2026. If both are missed, your Admit Card will NOT be generated.

Ans: As per the official notice, the Computer Based Examination is scheduled to begin from 04 February 2026 onwards.

Ans: No, there is no negative marking in Session-I (Maths and Reasoning). However, Session-II has a negative marking of 1 mark for each wrong answer.

Ans: Exam city status will be live on 30.01.2026. Your Admission Certificate (Admit Card) will be generated 2 to 3 days before your actual exam date.

Ans: No, options once submitted during the slot selection window are final. No further changes or representations will be allowed by the Commission.

Ans: No, vacancies are distributed region-wise. You can check the detailed state-wise and category-wise vacancy list in the main notification PDF.

Ans: Generally, it is 18-25 years for MTS and some Havaldar posts, and 18-27 years for certain other posts. Relaxation applies as per Govt rules.

Ans: Yes, eligible PwBD candidates with scribes are provided 20 minutes extra for each 60-minute session (Total 120 mins for 90-min test).

Ans: Session-I is qualifying, while Session-II is merit-based. Final selection depends on your score in General Awareness and English in Session-II.

Ans: Visit the official link provided in the ‘Important Links’ section, enter your Main Exam Registration Number and Date of Birth, and click on ‘Submit’ after the fee payment check.

Ans: The written main examination is scheduled for 20 January 2026 (Monday).

Ans: You must pay the Main Examination Fee first. As per the official notice, city info and admit cards are only accessible after successful fee transaction.

Ans: Yes, there is a negative marking of 1/4th (0.25 marks) for every incorrect answer in the objective test.

Ans: The exam is being held in 04 districts: Agra, Kanpur Nagar, Lucknow, and Meerut.

Ans: You must carry the printed color/B&W Admit Card and an original Photo ID proof (Aadhar Card/Voter ID/Passport/Driving License) with two passport-sized photographs.

Ans: The post belongs to Pay Matrix Level-4 (Grade Pay ₹2800) or Level-5 (Grade Pay ₹2400) depending on the department, as per 7th Pay Commission.

Ans: No, qualifying the written exam is mandatory to appear for the Stenography Skill Test and Typing Test, which are the final filters.

Ans: Yes, candidates employed in Govt/PSU/Autonomous bodies must produce a No Objection Certificate during Document Verification.

Ans: The final merit cutoff will be released along with the written exam result, based on the difficulty of the paper and number of qualifiers for the skill test.

Ans: Visit the official link provided above, enter your Application Number and Date of Birth, and click ‘Submit’ to download your hall ticket.

Ans: NTA has currently released admit cards only for exams on 21-24 Jan. Admit cards for 28th and 29th Jan will be released in due course.

Ans: Immediately contact the NTA Helpline at 011-40759000 or email at jeemain@nta.ac.in for rectification.

Ans: Yes, photocopies or scanned images on phones are not allowed. You must bring the original physical ID card.

Ans: No, the exam city and shift allotted by NTA and printed on the admit card are final and cannot be changed.

Ans: You can reach the NTA helpline at +91-11-40759000 or +91-11-69227700.

Ans: No, electronic gadgets, calculators, watches, or any metallic items are strictly prohibited inside the center.

Ans: No, the admit card must be downloaded online from the official NTA website only.

Ans: Go to the JEE Main login page and click on ‘Forgot Application No.’ to retrieve it using your registered email or phone.

Ans: While black and white is acceptable, NTA recommends a clear color printout to ensure the photo and QR code are easily scannable.

Ans: Visit the official result portal (link provided above), click on the “Result of Advt 10-Exam/2023” and enter your Registration Number, Date of Birth, and Gender to view your status.

Ans: The written exam cutoff for General (UR), OBC, and EWS categories is 39.50 marks.

Ans: A total of 5111 candidates have been shortlisted for the PET/PST stage.

Ans: The Commission will release a separate notification and admit cards for the physical tests on upsssc.gov.in soon. Stay updated via our Telegram channel.

Ans: Yes, female candidates must have a minimum weight of 45 KG and a maximum of 58 KG.

Ans: Only male candidates are required to carry a 10kg weight during the 25km run. Female candidates do not need to carry any weight for their 14km run.

Ans: No, the dates allotted by the Commission for PST/PET are generally final. In exceptional cases like medical emergencies, you must contact UPSSSC directly before the exam date.

Ans: Candidates who qualify the PET/PST will be called for Document Verification and a Medical Examination before the final merit list is prepared.

Ans: Ensure your normalized score is actually 40. Also, check if you were disqualified due to any mismatch in OMR details or category reservation documents.

Ans: Yes, for ST candidates, the minimum height requirement is 160 cm for males and 147 cm for females.

Ans: The written examination is scheduled to be held on 30 January 2026 (Friday).

Ans: There are a total of 35 vacancies distributed across different categories.

Ans: BPSC typically releases admit cards 7 to 10 days before the exam date. It is expected by 20-22 January 2026.

Ans: According to the current BPSC notification (89/2025), selection is primarily based on the Written Competitive Examination scores.

Ans: This is a high-ranking post in Bihar Government with Pay Level-9 salary structure.

Ans: The question paper will be available in both Hindi and English languages.

Ans: No, the essential qualification must be possessed by the candidate as of the specified cutoff date in the main advertisement.

Ans: Candidates must carry the printed Admit Card along with an original Photo ID proof (Aadhar/Voter ID/PAN) as specified on the admit card.

Ans: The exam is tentatively scheduled for 29 January 2026 as per the latest updates.

Ans: Yes, for Class 1-5 posts, CTET Paper-I or BSSTET Paper-I is required along with a diploma in special education.

Ans: According to the current BPSC notification, there is no negative marking in this objective-type competitive exam.

Ans: Yes, Indian citizens from any state can apply, but they will be considered under the General (UR) category for selection.

Ans: Yes, a valid Central Rehabilitation Register (CRR) number from RCI is a mandatory eligibility condition.

Ans: Candidates must score at least 40% in the written exam for General category (subject to final merit list).

Ans: You can download it from onlinebpsc.bihar.gov.in using your login credentials once the link is active in Jan 2026.

Ans: No. You must have a degree or diploma specifically in Special Education to be eligible for this recruitment.

Ans: The Main examination is officially scheduled to be held on 11 January 2026 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Ans: Candidates are shortlisted based on their PET-2023 scorecard. Usually, for ANM posts, almost all candidates with positive scores are called due to high vacancy numbers.

Ans: Yes, there is a negative marking of 1/4 (0.25 marks) for every incorrect answer.

Ans: The UPSSSC Health Worker exam will be held in three districts: Bareilly, Lucknow, and Jhansi.

Ans: First, ensure you have paid the main examination fee via the commission’s website. If the fee is paid, re-login after 24 hours to download the hall ticket. Contact UPSSSC helpdesk for technical issues.

Ans: The post falls under Pay Level-3 with a basic salary of ₹21,700, plus DA and other health allowances, totaling approx. ₹32,000+ per month.

Ans: Click on the “View Exam City Slip” link above. Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth to see your allotted city.

Ans: No. The city slip only gives advance info of the city. [cite_start]The final Admit Card with center details will be released later[cite: 14, 633].

Ans: The exam is scheduled for 18 January 2026 (Sunday).

Ans: No, there is no negative marking for incorrect answers[cite: 265, 815].

Ans: Girls are eligible for Class IX admission subject to vacancy availability in the desired school[cite: 323].

Ans: You can retrieve it through the official NTA AISSEE portal using the “Forgot Application No.” link.

Ans: Yes, you can give preference for both posts in a single application for the Clerk category notification[cite: 11].

Ans: The closing date for submission of online applications is 05 February 2026.

Ans: No, for Computer Operator and Society Manager posts, selection is based purely on the marks obtained in the online exam[cite: 11].

Ans: Yes, eligible Indian citizens from any state can apply, provided they meet the educational and computer qualification criteria.

Ans: The fee is ₹ 250/- plus 18% GST for SC, ST, and PH candidates.

Ans: Visit the official portal cbseit.in/cbse/2025/emrskey/default.aspx, enter your Exam Roll Number and Date of Birth to log in and download the key[cite: 4128].

Ans: Yes, candidates must pay a non-refundable processing fee of ₹ 1,000/- per question challenged[cite: 4113].

Ans: If the challenge is accepted by the subject experts, the amount will be refunded to the candidate after result declaration[cite: 4120].

Ans: There is a negative marking of 1/3rd (0.33) for every incorrect response[cite: 4103].

Ans: Candidates in General, OBC, and EWS categories must score at least 30% in the Tier-II examination[cite: 3984].

Ans: No, the skill test (Typing Test) for JSA is qualifying in nature. Merit is prepared based on Tier-II written performance[cite: 3982, 4090].

Ans: No, challenges are only invited for the provisional key. The decision of subject experts on the final key is final and binding[cite: 4117].

Ans: No, OMR sheets are available for download only during the specified short window notified on the website[cite: 3832, 4110].

Ans: Selected candidates will be on probation for two years, which can be extended[cite: 3827, 3997].

Ans: Yes, EMRS employees can get age relaxation up to 55 years including all concessions[cite: 4163, 4204].