SARKARI SEWAYOJAN
| Name of Post: | SSC GD Constable 2026 Admit Card and Recruitment |
| Post Date / Update: | 25 April 2026 | 09:53 AM |
| Short Info: | The for over 25,000 constable and rifleman positions within various Indian paramilitary forces for the year 2026. Prospective candidates who have completed their 10th-grade education can find specific information regarding eligibility criteria, such as physical height requirements and age limits. The source details a structured examination schedule spanning April and May 2026, alongside instructions for downloading admit cards and selecting preferred testing weeks. Additionally, it specifies the application fees and provides a breakdown of available vacancies across different security branches like the BSF, CISF, and CRPF. Potential applicants are encouraged to review the full official notification** to ensure they meet all necessary standards before the submission deadlines. |
Staff
Selection Commission (SSC)
SSC GD Constable Recruitment 2025
SSC Constable GD Exam 2026 : Short Details of Notification
Sarkari Sewayojan WWW.SARKARISEWAYOJAN.COM
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Post Information and
Organization Details
|
Information Type |
Details |
|
Name of the Post |
General Duty (GD) Constable in CAPFs, SSF, and
Rifleman in Assam Rifles |
|
Organization Name |
Staff
Selection Commission (SSC) |
|
Total Available Positions |
25,487 Posts |
|
Official Examination Year |
2026 |
•Post Details:
o
The recruitment is for General Duty
(GD) Constables.
o
Selected candidates will serve in
Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).
o
Positions are also open for the
Special Security Force (SSF).
o
Candidates can join as Riflemen in
the Assam Rifles.
o
This is part of the official 2026
examination cycle.
•Hiring Body:
o
The Staff Selection Commission is
the main department managing this hiring.
o
They are responsible for the entire
testing and selection journey.
Important Dates for
Candidates
|
Event Description |
Date / Schedule |
|
Start of Applications |
01
December 2025 |
|
Deadline to Apply |
31 December 2025 |
|
Last Date for Fees |
01
January 2026 |
|
Window for Corrections |
10 to 13 January 2026 |
|
Exam Week Selection |
11
to 15 April 2026 |
|
First Week of Exams |
27
April to 02 May 2026 |
|
Second Week of Exams |
04
May to 09 May 2026 |
|
Third Week of Exams |
18
May to 23 May 2026 |
|
Fourth Week of Exams |
25
May to 30 May 2026 |
|
Admit Card Release |
3
Days Before Your Exam |
•Registration Timeline:
o
Candidates were allowed to start
filling forms on the first of December 2025.
o
The portal closed for new
applications on the last day of December 2025.
o
You had until the first day of 2026
to finish paying your exam fees.
•Correction and Preference:
o
A short window in mid-January 2026
was provided to fix mistakes in the forms.
o
In April 2026, applicants were asked
to choose which week they preferred to take the test.
•Examination Period:
o
Tests are spread across four
distinct weeks in April and May 2026.
o
Exact city locations are shared
shortly before the test starts.
o
You can download your entry ticket
(admit card) exactly three days before your specific test date.
Application Fees and
Payment Modes
|
Category of
Candidate |
Fee Amount |
|
General, OBC, and EWS |
₹100 |
|
SC and ST Candidates |
₹0
(No Fee) |
|
All Female Candidates |
₹0
(No Fee) |
|
First Time Correction |
₹200 |
|
Second Time Correction |
₹500 |
•Standard Charges:
o
Male candidates from General, OBC,
or EWS backgrounds must pay 100 rupees.
o
People from Scheduled Castes (SC) or
Scheduled Tribes (ST) do not have to pay anything.
o
Women from any category are
completely excused from paying the fee.
•Correction Charges:
o
If you make a mistake and fix it for
the first time, you pay 200 rupees.
o
If you need to fix your form a
second time, the charge increases to 500 rupees.
•How to Pay:
o
You can use digital methods like
Debit or Credit cards.
o
Net banking is another option for
online payment.
o
Offline payment can be done through
an E-Challan at designated spots.
Eligibility and Age
Requirements
|
Criteria |
Requirement Details |
|
Minimum Age |
18
Years (as of 01/01/2026) |
|
Maximum Age |
23
Years (as of 01/01/2026) |
|
Schooling Required |
Class
10th (Matric) |
|
Board Requirement |
Any
recognized board in India |
•Age Limits:
o
You must be at least 18 years old by
the start of 2026.
o
You should not be older than 23
years by that same date.
o
Specific groups may get extra years
added to their limit based on government rules.
•Schooling Needs:
o
You must have successfully finished
your 10th-grade exams.
o
The school must be recognized by an
official Indian education board.
Vacancy Details by
Force and Category
|
Force Name |
Male Vacancies |
Female Vacancies |
Major Contributor |
|
BSF |
524 |
92 |
Border
Security |
|
CISF |
13,135 |
1,460 |
Industrial
Security |
|
CRPF |
5,366 |
124 |
Central
Reserve |
|
SSB |
1,764 |
0
(Listed as Male) |
Sashastra
Seema Bal |
|
ITBP |
1,099 |
194 |
Indo-Tibetan
Border |
|
Assam Rifles (AR) |
1,556 |
150 |
Northeastern
Force |
•Force Highlights:
o
The CISF has the highest number of
openings for both men and women.
o
For men in the CISF, there are
13,135 spots available.
o
Women have 1,460 spots specifically
in the CISF.
•Other Department Openings:
o
The CRPF is hiring 5,366 men for
this cycle.
o
The BSF is looking to fill 524 male
and 92 female positions.
o
The ITBP has over 1,000 spots for
men and nearly 200 for women.
o
Assam Rifles (AR) offers 1,556 male
posts and 150 female posts.
Physical Measurement
Requirements
|
Group Category |
Gender |
Height |
Chest Range |
|
General / OBC / SC |
Male |
170
cm |
80
- 85 cm |
|
ST Category |
Male |
162.5
cm |
76
- 81 cm |
|
General / OBC / SC |
Female |
157
cm |
Not
Applicable |
•Running Standards:
o
Men (except ST) need to run 1.6
kilometers in 8.5 minutes.
o
Men from the ST category must also
complete 1.6 kilometers in 8.5 minutes.
o
Women must finish an 800-meter run
within 5 minutes.
•Physical Checks:
o
Height is a strict requirement,
starting at 170 cm for most men.
o
Most men must have a chest that
measures 80 cm, expanding to 85 cm.
o
Women are measured primarily for
height, with 157 cm being the standard for most.
Selection Process and
Syllabus Information
•Steps for Selection:
o
Candidates must first go through a
written examination.
o
Physical tests are conducted to
check fitness and measurements.
o
A final merit list is prepared based
on performance and document verification.
•Exam Content:
o
The test covers subjects standard
for a 10th-grade level officer.
o
Detailed topics and markings are
found in the official syllabus PDF.
How to Complete Your
Application
•Before You Start:
o
Read the full job advertisement
carefully before doing anything.
o
Gather all your ID proofs and basic
address information.
o
Scan your recent photograph and your
signature so they are ready to upload.
•Filling the Form:
o
Enter all your personal details
correctly into the online portal.
o
Check every column and look at the
"Preview" screen before you click final submit.
•Finalizing:
o
Make sure you pay the fee if you are
required to; otherwise, your form is rejected.
o
Always print out a physical copy of
your finished application for your records.
Direct Important
Links
|
Service Needed |
Action Link |
|
Download
Admit Card |
|
|
Find
Exam City / Date |
|
|
Set
Exam Week Choice |
|
|
View
Full Syllabus |
|
|
Sewayojan Tools |
|
|
Official
Website |
•Access Your Ticket:
o
Use the "Download Admit Card"
link to get your entry document.
o
The "Exam City" link helps
you plan your travel in advance.
•Resources:
o
The "Official
Notification" link provides every single rule and detail for the
job.
o
Candidates can join social media
channels like Telegram or WhatsApp for live alerts.
Frequently Asked
Questions (Q&A)
Q. What is the total number of
vacancies for the 2026 SSC GD Constable?
There are exactly 25,487 positions
available across various forces.
Q. When can I download my admit card
for the exam?
Entry tickets are made available for
download 3 days before your specific exam date.
Q. What is the basic educational
qualification needed for this job?
You must have passed the Class 10th
(Matric) exam from a recognized Indian board.
Q. Which force has the most openings
in this recruitment?
The CISF has the largest number of
vacancies, with over 13,000 posts for males.
Q. How much time do women get to
complete their running test?
Female candidates must complete an
800-meter race in 5 minutes.
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