UPCOMING EXAMS

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  CBS LINE

Volume 4(6)

📚  Upcoming Exams - July 2026

1. Banking, Insurance & Regulatory Bodies
Examination Name Registration Deadline Tentative Schedule
SBI Probationary Officer (SBI PO) July 7, 2026 August – October 2026
IBPS Probationary Officer (IBPS PO) July 14, 2026 August 2026 (Preliminary Phase)
IBPS Regional Rural Banks (RRB PO & Clerk) July 19, 2026 August – September 2026
IBPS Specialist Officers (IBPS SO) July 30, 2026 August 2026 (Preliminary Phase)
State Bank of India Junior Associates(SBI Clerk) Expected Opening: July 14 November – December 2026
2. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) & Railway Boards
Examination Name Registration Deadline Tentative Schedule
Delhi Police SI / SSC CPO 2026  July 14, 2026 October 2026
SSC CHSL July 17, 2026 July – September 2026 (CBT Window)
SSC Junior Engineer (JE) July 20, 2026 Multi-day Computer Based Testing
SSC MTS & Havaldar July 30, 2026 September – November 2026
RRB ALP & Paramedical Through July 30, 2026 Late 2026 Evaluation Cycles
3. Civil Services, Defence & Postgraduate Admissions
Examination Name Registration Status Tentative Schedule
UPSC Civil Services (Main) DAF-I Closes June 28, 2026 Commences August 21, 2026
Indian Air Force Agniveer Vayu (02/2027) July 5 – July 25 To Be Announced (CBT)
UPPSC PCS 2026(Combined State Services) Opens July 14, 2026 August – September 2026 (Prelims)
GATE 2027 Opens July 31, 2026 February 2027

📌 Strategic Candidate Checklist

  • Correction & Modification Windows: Form editing setups for structural exams (such as SSC CGL and CSIR UGC NET) extend their functional loops into the opening week of July. Re-verify community category allocations and regional test center preferences.
  • Documentation Readiness: Organize digital scans of multi-semester graduation records, updated caste/ category verification papers valid for the 2026–2027 fiscal frame, and biometric photographs aligned to standard size metrics before opening forms.

* Registration dates and examination schedules are tentative and subject to change. Always verify official notifications before applying.

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