UPCOMING EXAMS

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  CBS LINE

Volume 4(5)

📚 Upcoming Exams – June 2026

State Public Service & Uniformed Forces
Exam / Recruitment Exam Date
Kerala PSC Block Prelims
SI of Police, Excise Inspector, Special Branch Assistant,      
Junior Assistant/Clerk Grade II 		June 6, 2026
1:30 PM – 3:05 PM
UP Police Constable June 8–9, 2026
UP TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) June 3–4, 2026
BPSC Stenographer June 11, 2026
UPSC, Central Engineering & Technical Entrances
Exam Name        Exam Date
UPSC Combined Geo-Scientist (CGS) Mains
Central scientific cadre examination 		 June 20, 2026
NIMCET MCA Entrance  June 7, 8, 13 & 14
RRB ALP (Assistant Loco Pilot)  Throughout June 
Medical, Academic Eligibility & Legal Frameworks
Exam Name    Exam Date
NEET-UG 2026 (Re-Exam)                                    June 21, 2026
UPSSSC Pharmacist Recruitment June 21, 2026
AIIMS MSc Nursing June 19, 2026
AIIMS BSc Nursing June 20, 2026
UGC-NET June Session June 22–30, 2026
AIBE-XXI (All India Bar Exam) June 7, 2026

* Dates are subject to change. Verify official notifications before applying or attending examinations.

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