Has SSC Postponed the CGL, JE and Selection Posts Notification? Check Latest Updates

The SSC notifications for CGL, JE, and Selection Post Phase 14, which were earlier scheduled for 31 March 2026, have been delayed due to administrative reasons. This has left many candidates uncertain about the new release timeline. As of now, SSC has not announced the revised dates, but the notifications are expected to be released in April 2026. The official notification and registrations for CGL, Junior Engineer, and Selection Post will be released on the official website at www.ssc.gov.in.

SSC CGL, JE, and Selection Post Phase 14 Notification Delayed

According to the SSC Calendar 2026-27, the SSC CGL, JE, and Selection Post Phase XIV Notifications 2026 were scheduled to be released on 31st March 2026 along with the commencement of the registration process. But due to undisclosed reasons, the release has been put on hold. The application process was supposed to start on 31st March till 30th April 2026, but now it is no longer in accordance with the calendar. So, candidates are questioning when the notification will be released.

Well, to answer that, there is no official confirmation from SSC yet regarding the release date. However, it is also possible that SSC will release a new & revised calendar of all SSC exam dates, as this delay might affect other notifications, i.e., CHSL, MTS, CPO, JHT, etc. as well. So, a new calendar is also expected.

When Can Candidates Expect the Notifications?

The SSC CGL, JE, and Selection Post 2026 Notification is expected in April 2026, with the application window likely to open till May 2026. This year, around 15,000 vacancies are expected for the CGL Exam, and more than 1000 vacancies are expected for the JE. The official notification will be released at www.ssc.gov.in.

What Should Aspirants Do Now?

Candidate must note that this is not an official postponement and take it as a temporary delay and do not comprise with your preparation plan. Candidates are advised to:

• Complete their One Time Registration (OTR) on the new SSC website immediately, as it is mandatory for applying to any SSC exam in 2026.
• Keep scanned copies of required documents ready for upload.
• Continue mock tests and focus on weak areas in the CGL syllabus, General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude, English, and General Awareness.
• Check ssc.gov.in once or twice daily rather than relying on third-party notifications.