HSSC Advt 04/2026 CET Phase-II Notification For 4227 Group C Posts, Apply Online Link

HSSC Advt 04/2026 Notification has been released for 4227 vacancies at hssc.gov.in. The Haryana Staff Selection Commission has announced the recruitment for various Group-C posts through the official CET Phase-II Notification released on 6th February 2026. Eligible CET-qualified candidates can apply online from 9th February to 23rd February 2026 at the official recruitment portal.

The recruitment is being conducted for candidates who have qualified in the Common Eligibility Test (CET) Group-C. This means that only those who appear in the CET merit list are eligible to apply for these specific Group-C departmental posts.

HSSC Advt 04/2026 Notification

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has officially released the Advt. No. 04/2026 for a total of 4227 vacancies across various Departments, Boards, and Corporations. This recruitment cycle is part of the CET Phase-II for Group-C posts. Eligible candidates must register and submit their preferences online before the deadline of 23rd February 2026. Aspirants are advised to download the official PDF provided below to check category-wise bifurcation and essential qualifications.

[Download HSSC Advt 04/2026 Notification PDF]

HSSC Group-C Recruitment 2026: Highlights

The HSSC Recruitment 2026 notification marks the beginning of the selection process for various technical and non-technical Group-C roles. The selection is strictly based on the CET Policy dated 31.12.2024.

HSSC Group C Vacancy 2026

A total of 4227 vacancies are distributed across multiple groups and departments such as HAFED, HPGCL, and HSVP. While the full bifurcation is detailed in Appendix-A of the notification.

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HSSC Online Application Form 2026

Candidates must use their CET Registration Number to apply. Notably, no fee is required to be deposited by any candidate for applying against these posts.

Steps to Apply Online:

1. Visit the Official URL: Access the recruitment portal.
2. Login: Enter your CET Registration Number to log in.
3. Fill Preferences: Select and prioritize the posts/departments you are eligible for.
4. Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of educational certificates (Matric onwards), photograph (with white background, name, and date), and signature.
5. Review: Check all particulars carefully as no changes are allowed after final submission.
6. Submit & Print: Take a printout of the signed application form and uploaded documents for record.

Apply Link [Online Form Link (from 9.2.2026)]

Eligibility Criteria

• CET Qualification: Candidates must be qualified in CET Advt. No. 01/2025 Group-C.
• Age Limit: As per Haryana Civil Services Rules, typically 18–42 years, with relaxations for reserved categories (SC, BC, etc.).
• Educational Qualification: Minimum requirements vary by post (e.g., 3-year Diploma in Civil Engineering for JE posts).
• Residential Requirement: Reservation benefits are applicable only to bonafide residents of Haryana.

HSSC Group C Selection Process & Exam Pattern

The selection involves a written OMR-based examination for shortlisted candidates based on their CET merit.

• Total Questions: 100 MCQs.
• Total Marks: 100.
• Duration: 1 Hour 45 Minutes.
• Marking: No negative marking for wrong answers; however, failing to fill the 5th option for unattempted questions results in a -1 mark deduction.
• Qualifying Marks: 50% for General; 40% for Reserved categories.

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HSSC Advt 04/2026 FAQs

Q1. What is the last date to apply for HSSC Advt 04/2026?
The last date for submission of the online application is 23rd February 2026 (11:59 PM).

Q2. Is there any application fee for this recruitment?
No, there is no fee required for any candidate to apply for these posts.

Q3. Who is eligible to apply for these 4227 posts?
Only candidates who have qualified the CET Advt. No. 01/2025 Group-C are eligible to apply.

Q4. Is there negative marking in the written exam?
There is no negative marking for wrong options, but there is a -1 mark penalty if a candidate leaves a question unattempted without filling the 5th bubble.

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