SSC releases Junior Engineer, Sub Inspector, CHSL exam schedule. Details here
The Staff Selection Commission, SSC, has released the examination calendar for November and December 2026, outlining the schedule for three major recruitment examinations. The upcoming tests include SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Paper-I, Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), and Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination (CHSL) Tier-I.
As per the proposed schedule released by the commission, the exams will be held between November 2 and December 31, 2026. All three tests will be held in Computer Based Examination (CBE) mode.advertisement❮❯ Read Full StorySSC JE PAPER-I FROM NOVEMBER 2The SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Paper-I examination is scheduled to take place from November 2 to November 6, 2026.
The computer-based test will be conducted for candidates who have applied for recruitment through the SSC JE examination. Details regarding examination centres, city information, admit cards and other candidate instructions will be released separately by the Commission.
Candidates should keep checking the official SSC website for further announcements and ensure that they have their application-related details available when required.DELHI POLICE, CAPF SI EXAM FROM NOVEMBER 20
The Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) Examination 2026 is scheduled from November 20 to November 28.
The examination will be conducted online in CBE mode. SSC is expected to provide further information on examination cities, admit cards and exam-day guidelines through subsequent notices.
Candidates should carefully follow all instructions issued by the Commission and rely on official communications for any changes or updates.SSC CHSL TIER-I TO BEGIN NOVEMBER 30
The SSC CHSL 2026 Tier-I examination is scheduled to commence on November 30 and continue until December 31.
The computer-based examination is conducted for recruitment to various posts under the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level recruitment process. Candidates should refer to the detailed CHSL notification for information on eligibility requirements, vacancies, selection stages, syllabus and other relevant conditions.SSC DATES ARE PROPOSED, NOT FINAL
The Commission has described the dates as proposed examination dates, meaning they may be changed if required. Candidates should therefore avoid relying on unofficial schedules or social media updates.
SSC will issue separate information concerning examination cities, admit cards, reporting requirements and other arrangements closer to the respective examinations.
With three major SSC examinations lined up across November and December, candidates can use the proposed schedule to structure their preparation and revision. They should continue monitoring the official SSC website for the final schedule and subsequent examination-related notices.- EndsREAD | IIIT-D graduate couldn't land a campus job, cracked SSC CGL and now earns Rs 83,216READ | SSC CHSL 2026 application begins for 2,536 vacancies, check new rules
