Government Jobs
Indian government recruitment is spread across dozens of commissions, boards and departments. These pages tell you which body recruits for what, how each selection process actually works, and where the genuine notifications are.
We do not publish vacancy listings — and that is deliberate
Vacancy counts, closing dates and eligibility change constantly. Republishing them without re-verifying every notification every week means publishing stale dates, and a wrong closing date can cost someone an application. We point you to the official notification instead, which is always current and always authoritative.
Recruitment by sector
- SSC — Staff Selection CommissionRecruits for Group B and Group C posts across central government ministries, departments and subordinate offices.2 official sources →
- UPSC — Union Public Service CommissionConducts the Civil Services Examination and recruits for Group A and Group B posts across the central services.2 official sources →
- Banking — IBPS, SBI and RBIRecruitment for public sector banks through IBPS, direct recruitment by the State Bank of India, and posts at the Reserve Bank of India.4 official sources →
- Railways — RRB and RRCRecruitment for Indian Railways through Railway Recruitment Boards and Railway Recruitment Cells.3 official sources →
- Defence and PoliceRecruitment into the armed forces, the central armed police forces and State police services.6 official sources →
- Teaching and AcademiaEligibility tests and recruitment for school teachers, college lecturers and university faculty.5 official sources →
- State Government JobsRecruitment by State public service commissions, State subordinate service boards and State departments.2 official sources →
- Maharashtra Government JobsRecruitment by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission, State boards and departments, including the MahaIT recruitment portal.4 official sources →
How to avoid recruitment fraud
Government recruitment is one of the most heavily imitated areas of the Indian internet, because the demand is enormous and the stakes are high. A few rules eliminate almost all of the risk.
- Only apply through a website ending in gov.in or nic.in, reached by navigating from the official commission or ministry site rather than from a search result or a forwarded message.
- No genuine recruitment charges money to an intermediary. Application fees, where they exist, are paid to the recruiting body through its own portal, never to an agent or a personal account.
- Nobody can guarantee selection. Anyone who claims they can is committing fraud, and paying them may make you a party to it.
- Read the notification PDF yourself. Summaries on other websites — including this one — are secondary. The PDF on the official site is the document that governs your application.
- Check the correction window. Most commissions open a short window to correct application errors. A mismatch with your certificates that is not fixed will surface at document verification, after you have already cleared the exam.