Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Haryana Announces Recruitment for 24,800 Junior-Level Posts
The Haryana government is hiring for about 24,800 new jobs.
They are using a test called the Common Eligibility Test (CET) to find people for these jobs.
A lot of people took the first test for Group-C jobs.
The government helped the test takers by providing free bus rides and places to stay.
The tests are done carefully to prevent cheating.
The government hopes to give everyone a fair chance at getting a job.
Haryana government plans to fill 24,800 junior-level posts.
The Common Eligibility Test (CET) is used to screen candidates for Group-C and Group-D positions.
Approximately 12.22 lakh candidates participated in the CET for Group-C posts, with a 92% turnout.
The CET for Group-D posts is expected in September, with about 17 lakh candidates anticipated.
Haryana provided logistical support, including free transportation and lodging, for candidates.
- Who
- The Nayab Singh Saini-led government and Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC).
- What
- Haryana to fill 24,800 junior-level government posts.
- When
- Recruitment to take place in the coming months; Group-D CET expected in September.
- Where
- Haryana
- Why
- To fill vacancies in Group-C and Group-D government positions.
- Total Posts
- 24,800
- Exam Used
- Common Eligibility Test (CET)
- Group-C CET Candidates
- 12.22 lakh
- Group-C Turnout
- 92%
- Group-D CET Expectation
- 17 lakh candidates
- Transport Support
- 30,000+ bus rounds