UPCOMING EXAMS

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  CBS LINE

Volume 4(4)

Job & Exam Alert Bulletin

Application Deadlines: May 2026

Government & SSC (Central)
Exam/Post Name Closing Date
SSC Selection Post Phase 14May 4, 2026
SSC StenographerMay 15, 2026
SSC CGL 2026May 15–20, 2026 (Tentative)
SSC CHSL 2026May 31, 2026
SSC JHTMay 31, 2026
UPSC & Defense
UPSC CAPF (AC)May 14, 2026
Assam Rifles (Havildar/Rifleman)May 11, 2026
Andaman & Nicobar Police (Group B/C)May 17, 2026
Banking & Financial Sector
SBI ResolversMay 5, 2026
RBI Grade B OfficersMay 20, 2026
UPCISB (Clerk/Assistant Engineer)May 15, 2026
Public Sector & Others
GPSSB (Assistant Engineer)May 2, 2026
SSB (Constable & Head Constable)May 4, 2026
NHPC (Apprentice)May 6, 2026
NTPC (Assistant Executive)May 7, 2026
POWERGRID (Non-Executive)May 11, 2026
BPCL (Junior Executive)May 17, 2026
MCL (Technician/Foreman)May 28, 2026
Kerala PSC (State Gazette)
Notification Closing Window
May 1st GazetteMid-June 2026
May 15th GazetteEarly July 2026
    Exam Confirmations typically due 2 months prior to exam date

* Dates are subject to change. Please verify on official websites before applying.

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