DSSSB Recruitment Exam Schedule Released, CBT Exams to Begin on February 16
According to DSSSB, the recruitment exams will be conducted from February 16 to May 14, 2026. During this period, exams will be held to fill vacant positions in various departments under the Delhi government.
An important update has emerged for candidates preparing for government jobs in various departments of the Delhi government. The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has announced a new examination schedule for the recruitment exams to be held in 2026, under which the selection process for various posts will be completed.
Exam Calendar Released, Selection Process to Last Several Months
According to the latest notice issued by the DSSSB, the board's recruitment exams will be held from February 16, 2026, to May 14, 2026. During this period, exams will be conducted to fill vacant positions in various departments under the Delhi government.
Online Examination for various post codes of various departments is scheduled from 16 Feb 2026 to 14 May 2026. For details, please visit the website https://t.co/zSgPZVYva0. pic.twitter.com/QV0Mbx74sF
— Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (@dsssbofficial) January 10, 2026
All Exams to be Online, Conducted in CBT Mode
The board has also clarified that all exams will be conducted entirely in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode. Candidates will have to answer questions online at the examination centers, making the process more transparent and time-bound.
Exams for Several Important Posts on the First Day
The first phase of exams will be held on February 16, 2026. On this day, exams will be conducted for posts such as Dispatch Rider-cum-Process Server, Driver, Assistant Teacher Primary, PGT, TGT, Senior Scientific Assistant Microbiology, and MTS. These recruitments are related to the Delhi High Court, Directorate of Education, NDMC, and the Drugs Control Department.
Waiting Continues Regarding Age Relaxation
However, the new exam notification does not provide any clear information regarding age relaxation. Earlier, Education Minister Ashish Sood had said that a new date sheet would not be released until a system for age relaxation was in place. Due to the long gap in DSSSB exams during the previous governments, many candidates have crossed the age limit.
Separate Notice Expected, Candidates Should Stay Alert
It is expected that the board may soon issue a separate notification regarding age relaxation. In this situation, candidates are advised to regularly check the official DSSSB website for updates and to keep an eye on new instructions while continuing with their exam preparation.
