Archive · 25 Sep 2026
SSC CGL 2026 Announces 10,731 Tentative Central Government Vacancies
The Staff Selection Commission has announced possible job openings for its 2026 graduate-level examination.
There are 10,731 jobs in central government departments and ministries.
These jobs are divided into Group B and Group C posts.
The largest number of openings is for Central Excise Inspectors.
There are also many Tax Assistant, Auditor, and Income Tax Inspector positions.
Some jobs are reserved for groups including SC, ST, OBC, and EWS candidates.
The vacancy numbers are tentative, which means they may not be final.
The Commission does not provide the vacancies separately by state or region.
The Staff Selection Commission released tentative vacancy details for the SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination 2026.
The examination will recruit for 10,731 Group B and Group C posts across central government departments and ministries.
The unreserved category has 4,412 vacancies, followed by OBC with 2,772 and SC with 1,715.
Central Excise Inspector posts have the highest vacancy count, with 2,366 positions under CBIC.
The Commission said it does not compile state-wise or region-wise vacancy data.
- Who
- The Staff Selection Commission and candidates for Group B and Group C government posts.
- What
- The Commission released tentative vacancy details for the Combined Graduate Level Examination 2026.
- When
- The details were released on Thursday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- Across central government departments and ministries.
- Why
- To fill 10,731 tentative Group B and Group C vacancies.
- Total vacancies
- 10,731 tentative Group B and Group C posts
- Largest vacancy group
- Central Excise Inspector: 2,366 posts under the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs
- Unreserved vacancies
- 4,412
- Scheduled Caste vacancies
- 1,715
- Scheduled Tribe vacancies
- 804
- Other Backward Classes vacancies
- 2,772
- Economically Weaker Sections vacancies
- 1,028
- Regional data
- The Commission does not compile state-wise or region-wise vacancy data