UPCOMING EXAMS

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Upcoming Exams


PSC

Blood Bank Technician: April 1, 2026

LP School Teacher (Malayalam Medium): April 1, 2026

District Executive Officer: April 6, 2026

Junior Health Inspector Grade II: April 7, 2026

High School Teacher (Hindi): April 7, 2026

UPSC

UPSC NDA & NA (I) 2026 April 12, 2026 Defence

UPSC CDS (I) 2026 April 12, 2026

BANK

RBI Assistant 2026: Preliminary exam April 11, 2026

SBI Clerk 2025 (Mains): April 10 & 12, 2026

Closing Dates of Applications in April

Government & PSC, Railway Recruitment

EPFO (Section Officer - Departmental)April 1 2026

Kerala PSC (Category 02/2026 to 12/2026)April 1 2026

SSB Constable (827 Posts): Application closes on April 20, 2026

SSC CGL 2026: Notification expected March 31, 2026, with a closing date of April 30, 2026

SSC Selection Post Phase 14 2026: Last date to apply is April 30, 2026

UPSC / Defense Application Deadlines

IES/ISS Exam 2026: Applications close on April 30, 2026

Combined Medical Service Exam 2026: Applications close on April 30, 2026

Bank & Financial Sector

IIBF (Equity Dealings & Risk Management)April 15, 2026

IIBF (Preventive Vigilance Training)April 13, 2026

IIFCL Assistant Manager (Grade A): Application window is open from March 18 to April 10, 2026

NaBFID Recruitment (25 Analyst Vacancies): Application closes on April 8, 2026

TCS NQT (April Cycle): Applications close on April 2, 2026, for the exam on April 14, 2026

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