Archive · 4 Nov 2025
SSC Releases List of 3,512 'Tainted' Non-Teaching Staff Ahead of Exams
Imagine a big school test where people can get jobs as helpers.
The highest court in the land, the Supreme Court, found out that some people who got these jobs didn't get them fairly.
So, the court said those jobs were no good.
Now, the people who give the tests, called the SSC, have to make sure these people can't get new jobs through the same test.
They put a list of 3,512 names on their computer website so these people can't sign up for the new test.
This test is for jobs in schools, and it will happen soon.
The court also said that many teachers and other helpers got their jobs unfairly before.
The School Service Commission (SSC) published a list of 3,512 non-teaching staff on its website.
These staff members are identified as having obtained their positions illegally, according to the Supreme Court.
The list prevents them from submitting applications for upcoming selection tests for Group C and D staff.
The Supreme Court previously nullified the recruitment of 17,206 teachers and 8,445 non-teaching staff.
Recruitment tests for secondary and higher secondary schools are expected to take place in January.
- Who
- The School Service Commission (SSC) and 3,512 non-teaching staff
- What
- The SSC issued a list of 3,512 non-teaching staff whose jobs were deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, preventing them from applying for new recruitment tests.
- When
- The list was issued on Monday and is posted on the SSC website.
- Where
- The School Service Commission's website and government-aided secondary and higher secondary schools.
- Why
- To comply with a Supreme Court order to exclude illegally recruited individuals from participating in fresh recruitment processes.
SSC's Action
Impact on Staff
Job Status
SSC's Action
The School Service Commission (SSC) is following the Supreme Court's directive to identify and exclude staff found to have acquired jobs illegally.
Impact on Staff
Over 3,500 non-teaching staff, whose jobs were declared illegal by the Supreme Court, are barred from applying for new positions.
Reason for List
SSC's Action
The list is published on the SSC website to prevent illegally recruited individuals from applying for the upcoming selection tests.
Impact on Staff
The individuals named on the list are effectively excluded from participating in fresh recruitment processes.
- Number of Staff Listed
- 3,512
- Reason for Listing
- Acquired jobs illegally as per Supreme Court ruling
- Supreme Court Ruling Date
- April 3
- Total Staff Affected by SC Ruling
- 17,206 teachers and 8,445 non-teaching staff
- Exam Type
- Recruitment tests for Group C and D non-teaching staff
- Exam Level
- Secondary and higher secondary schools
- Expected Exam Month
- January