In a significant move to bolster the workforce in various government departments, the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has opened a comprehensive recruitment drive for Group C positions. This initiative aims to fill a substantial number of vacancies, providing a golden opportunity for job seekers across the state.
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Key Highlights of the Recruitment Drive
- Total Vacancies: The HSSC has announced its intention to fill an impressive 31,529 Group C vacancies across different departments, boards, and corporations within the Haryana government.
- CET Answer Key Objection Window: The objection window for the Common Eligibility Test (CET) 2024 answer key was set to close on February 2nd, highlighting the commission’s swift progress towards finalizing the selection process.
- Evaluation Process: Candidates’ performance in the CET is crucial, with the written exam carrying a weightage of 97.5%. This rigorous evaluation ensures that only the most qualified applicants make it through.
- Socio-Economic Criteria and Experience: Apart from the CET scores, the recruitment process also takes into account socio-economic criteria and experience, which have a combined weightage of 2.5%. This holistic approach ensures a fair and inclusive selection process.
How to Participate in the Recruitment Drive
Aspiring candidates were encouraged to keep a close eye on the official HSSC website for the latest updates and details on how to raise objections against the provisional answer key. The initial step for interested individuals involved downloading the CET answer key for groups 20, 44, and 50, followed by submitting any objections through the designated portal before the deadline.
Future Steps
Following the closure of the answer key objection window, the HSSC is set to release the final answer key along with the CET results. This will mark the next phase of the recruitment process, moving closer to fulfilling the substantial number of vacancies announced.