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State government recruitment in India
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In late July 2026, several Indian state recruitment agencies released new announced several hiring announcements. On 23 July, the drives. The Haryana Staff Selection Commission posted the Physical Measurement Test shortlist for policing and forest posts, while the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission opened applications for nearly 7,300 assistant‑teacher vacancies, following vacancies under a Supreme Court directive. Two days later, on On 25 July, the Haryana Public Service Commission issued a revised result for the Superintendent (Legal) screening test, moving shortlisted candidates toward and the next Subject Knowledge Test. The Bihar Technical Service Commission concurrently announced launched a drive for thirteen technical positions posts in the state health department, inviting online applications department. The recruitment wave continued into early August. Himachal Pradesh’s Rajya Chayan Aayog released a revised final result for bench chemist 312 English Teacher positions, reporting over 3,000 applications and assistant bacteriologist roles. Together, 2,414 candidates who appeared for the updates illustrate screening test. Haryana’s Public Service Commission also published roll‑number‑wise interview marks for the Post‑Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) recruitment, covering 1,672 vacancies after a broader pattern of Subject Knowledge Test earlier in July. These updates show sustained state‑level hiring across diverse sectors—law law enforcement, education, legal services, and public health—within the Indian civil service recruitment calendar. health, and education sectors.
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- 2026-08-04 13:08 UTC State government recruitment in India
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