Haryana CET 2025: Applications for Group D recruitment begins at groupdsc.hryssc.com
Gauri Mittal | July 29, 2025 | 04:52 PM IST | 1 min read
Registrations for Haryana CET Group D government post recruitment will soon begin; candidates advised to keep documents ready.
The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has begun the process of Group D recruitment through the Haryana CET 2025 scores. Candidates can apply for the positions advertised on the official websites. All registrations will be accepted online. The registration portal will open soon on the website, groupdsc.hryssc.com.
The HSSC advises all Haryana CET Group D candidates to keep all the necessary documents and certificates ready before registration to avoid difficulties during application. This is recommended for ease in application submission and acceptance. The HSSC also advises candidates to prevent getting caught up in the document verification rush once the registration window opens.
The HSSC recommends that all candidates apply online for the Haryana Common Entrance Test (CET) Group D posts themselves to make sure that the information submitted is accurate. Any candidate who submits incorrect information in the application form will not be considered during the recruitment process.
Also read Haryana government to provide free bus service for CET 2025 Group C exam on July 26, 27
Haryana CET Group D Recruitment: Eligibility
The minimum eligibility qualification for the Group D application form is Class 10 pass, with Hindi or Sanskrit as a mandatory subject. Alternatively, candidates who studied Hindi as one of the subjects in Class 12 are also eligible. Applicants should be citizens of India, or subjects of Nepal or Bhutan. The foreign applicants should have a certificate of eligibility issued by the government.
Candidates who are yet to appear for the qualifying examination are eligible to appear for the Haryana CET 2025. But such candidates cannot apply for Group D posts until they attain the minimum educational qualification required.
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