HSSC CET exam to fill over 26,000 vacancies; apply before July 8

NEW DELHI: Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has invited applications to Common Eligibility Test (CET) for Group C posts in more than 100 departments, boards, corporations and universities in the state. There are about 26,000 vacant posts in these departments. Candidates can apply for the HSSC CET exam on the HSSC recruitment 2022 portal -- onetimeregn.haryana.gov.in. The last date to apply for the HSSC CET exam is July 8 and the last date for the fee confirmation is July 13.

"Haryana Staff Selection Commission has to fill 26 thousand Group C posts in more than 100 departments, boards, corporations and universities. For this, the commission has released the advertisement of CET i.e. Common Eligibility Test," tweeted the Directorate of Information, Public Relations and Languages Department.

हरियाणा कर्मचारी चयन आयोग द्वारा 100 से ज्यादा विभागों, बोर्डों, निगमों और विश्विद्यालयों में ग्रुप सी के 26 हजार पद भरे जाने हैं। इसके लिए आयोग ने सीईटी यानि कॉमन एलिजिबिलिटी टेस्ट का विज्ञापन जारी कर दिया है। #Haryana #DIPRHaryana #CET

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However, candidates who already applied for the HSSC recruitment 2022 and made payment on the HSSC portal -- onetimeregn.haryana.gov.in will be eligible to appear in the HSSC CET exam. Candidates are required to provide identity details and upload necessary documents related to any claim including reservation, education, qualification, experience and socio-economic criteria weightage etc. by July 8.

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Manohar Lal Khattar, Haryana's chief minister had said in December 2021, that a five-member committee will be constituted to take decisions on appointments to different posts in universities of the state. The committee includes the Chancellor of the universities (Governor), the principal secretary of the higher education department, and vice-chancellors of three universities.