WBSSC Group C and D Application Correction Window Active, Check Steps to Edit Form

The West Bengal Central School Service Commission has activated the WBSSC Group C and D Application Correction Window for the 1st SLST (Non-Teaching Staff) 2025 on 3rd February 2026. This facility is specifically for candidates who have already applied for Clerk (Group C) and Group D posts and need to edit certain details in their submitted forms.

According to the official public notice (Memo No. 241/7017/CSSC/ESST/2025), candidates can make corrections from 3rd February to 8th February 2026 through the commission’s online portal.

WBSSC Group C and D Application Correction Window Active Overview

The WBSSC 1st SLST (NTS) 2025 aims to fill 8,477 vacancies for Clerk and Group D positions in West Bengal secondary and higher secondary schools. With the exam dates already announced (Group C on 1st March, Group D on 8th March 2026), this correction window allows registered candidates to ensure their application data is accurate, avoiding discrepancies during further stages of recruitment.

Steps for WBSSC Group C and D Application Correction Process

Candidates can follow the step-by-step guide below to edit their application forms:

Step 1: Visit the official WBSSC website: www.westbengalssc.com.

Step 2: On the homepage, locate and click on the link for “Edit Option for 1st SLST (NTS) 2025 – Clerk & Group D.”

Step 3: Log in using your registered application number and password.

Step 4: After logging in, you will see your application dashboard. To edit experience details, choose the ‘Edit’ option against the relevant application.

Step 5: Enter the following experience details (if applicable) for each level applied:

• Existing Roll Number
• Employee Code
• Unique School Code
• School Name
• Date of First Joining
• Experience Count (in completed years)

Step 6: To edit personal details, click on the ‘Edit Profile’ button available on the dashboard. You can modify:

• Name
• Date of Birth (DOB)
• Gender
• Medium
• Photograph and/or Signature (only for those who uploaded improper images initially)

Step 7: Review all changes carefully and submit the corrected information.

Step 8: After final submission, download or take a printout of the updated application form for future reference.

Note: No additional fee is required for corrections unless specified by the commission.

Editable Fields in the WBSSC Application Form

Candidates can correct the following details during the window:

• Experience Details: School codes, joining dates, years of experience.
• Personal Information: Candidate’s name, date of birth, gender, medium of exam.
• Documents: Photograph and signature (for those with previously unclear uploads).

Important: Changes are allowed only within the specified fields. Core details like registered email or mobile number may not be editable.

Why WBSSC Group C and D Application Correction Window is Important

With written exams approaching, ensuring accurate application data is critical for:

• Smooth admit card release.
• Proper evaluation of experience (which carries weight in selection).
• Avoiding rejection during document verification.

Candidates are advised to double-check experience entries, as these will be verified against official records.

FAQs

Q1. Is the WBSSC application correction window open?
Yes, it opened on 3rd February 2026 for Clerk and Group D applicants.

Q2. What is the last date to make corrections?
The window will close on 8th February 2026.

Q3. Can I change my exam center or category?
No, the notice specifies editing only experience details, personal information, and photo/signature.

Q4. Is there any correction fee?
The notice does not mention any fee; corrections are free within the given period.

Q5. What if I miss the correction window?
No further opportunity will be provided, so candidates must complete edits within the deadline.

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