As of April 13, 2026, the online application process for the SSC Selection Post Phase 14 has officially commenced. Candidates interested in applying can submit their applications until May 4, 2026. The total number of posts available under this recruitment drive is 3,003, providing a substantial number of opportunities for candidates with varying educational qualifications.

The selection process for the SSC Selection Post Phase 14 will include a Computer Based Examination (CBE), followed by a Skill Test and Document Verification for those who qualify. The examination is tentatively scheduled for June 2026, with candidates expected to demonstrate their knowledge across various subjects, including General Intelligence and General Awareness.

Eligibility for the posts varies, with candidates required to possess Matriculation, Higher Secondary, or Graduate qualifications, depending on the specific position they are applying for. The age limit for applicants ranges from 18 to 35 years, accommodating a wide demographic of job seekers.

In terms of application fees, General and OBC candidates are required to pay Rs 100, while women and candidates from reserved categories are exempt from this fee. The last date for making online fee payments is May 5, 2026, ensuring that candidates have ample time to complete their applications and secure their participation in the recruitment process.

For those who may need to make corrections to their application forms, the commission has provided a correction window that will be open from May 11 to May 13, 2026. This flexibility is intended to assist candidates in ensuring their applications are accurate and complete before the final submission.

As the SSC prepares for this recruitment phase, officials have emphasized the importance of adhering to the timelines and guidelines outlined in the notification. Observers anticipate that this recruitment drive will attract a large number of applicants, reflecting the ongoing demand for government jobs in the country. The detailed notification, which will provide further insights and instructions, is expected to be available on the official SSC website, www.ssc.gov.in.

With the competitive examination consisting of 100 questions and a duration of 60 minutes, candidates are advised to prepare thoroughly to maximize their chances of success. Additionally, there will be a negative marking of 0.50 for each incorrect answer, underscoring the need for careful consideration when answering questions.

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