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HSSC CET Examination for Group C & Group D Posts in Haryana: Eligibility, Marking Scheme & Other Details

The Common Eligibility Test (CET) is a crucial step for candidates seeking Group C and Group D posts in Haryana. Below are the essential details about the CET eligibility, marking scheme, and important rules for applicants. This guide is designed to help candidates understand the process and prepare effectively for the upcoming examination.

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Eligibility for CET: Group C and Group D Posts

Group C Eligibility for CET

  1. Educational Qualification:

    • Candidates must possess at least Class 10+2/equivalent education for Group C posts.
    • Candidates who are in the process of acquiring the necessary qualification before the last registration date are eligible to appear but must acquire the qualification before the selection stage.

  2. Age Limit:

    • Applicants must meet the minimum and maximum age limits as per Haryana Government’s regulations. Age relaxation applies for SC, BC, and other reserved categories.

  3. CITIZENSHIP:

    • Applicants must be Indian citizens, or citizens of Nepal or Bhutan, or those holding an eligibility certificate issued by the Government of India.

Group D Eligibility for CET

  1. Educational Qualification:

    • Matriculation (10th Grade) is the minimum educational qualification for Group D posts.
    • Candidates who have attained the minimum age but are due to complete their qualification in the same year can also appear in the CET.

  2. Age Limit:

    • Age criteria for Group D posts must be met as per the Government norms, with age relaxation for reserved categories.

CET Examination Structure and Marking Scheme

Group C CET Exam Structure

  1. Minimum Marks Requirement:

    • General Category: Minimum of 50% marks are required to qualify for the next stage (skill/written test).
    • Reserved Category: A 10% concession in the marks requirement, so the minimum cut-off is 40%.

  2. Re-appearance in CET:

    • If the candidate does not meet the minimum required marks, they must reappear for the CET in the next or any subsequent attempt to improve their score.

  3. Validity of CET Marks:

    • CET marks are valid for 3 years from the date of declaration of results. If an applicant improves their marks in subsequent attempts, a fresh 3-year validity period will begin.

  4. Unlimited Attempts:

    • Applicants can reappear as many times as needed to improve their CET marks for Group C positions.

Group D CET Exam Structure

  1. Minimum Marks Requirement:

    • General Category: A minimum of 50% marks is required.
    • Reserved Category: The minimum cut-off is 40%, with a 10% concession.

  2. Re-appearance in CET:

    • If an applicant’s score is below the required minimum, they must reappear in the CET in subsequent attempts to improve their score.

  3. Validity of CET Marks:

    • The validity of CET marks for Group D posts is also 3 years, and can be updated if the candidate improves their marks in future attempts.

  4. Unlimited Attempts:

    • Similar to Group C, there are no restrictions on the number of times an applicant can appear for the written examination.

How to Register for CET (Group C and D)

  1. Online Registration:
    • Applicants must register on the official portal: onetimeregn.haryana.gov.in.
    • Provide all required information such as personal details, educational qualifications, and any reservation claims (if applicable).
  2. Required Documents:
    • Applicants will need to upload documents such as:
      • Parivar Pehchan Number (PPN) or Aadhaar Number.
      • Educational certificates, reservation certificates, and other supporting documents.
  3. Registration Number:
    • After registration, each applicant will receive a unique Registration Number, which will be used for future applications.

CET Fees and Concessions

The CET processing fees vary depending on the applicant’s category and whether they are residents of Haryana or non-residents. Below is a breakdown:

CategoryResidents of HaryanaNon-residents of Haryana
General Category Male50% of Standard RateStandard Rate
Ex-Servicemen (Male)50% of Standard RateStandard Rate
General/Reserved Female Category25% of Standard Rate50% of Standard Rate
Ex-servicemen (Female)25% of Standard Rate50% of Standard Rate
Disabled Persons (PWD)25% of Standard Rate50% of Standard Rate
SC, BC, EWS Categories25% of Standard Rate50% of Standard Rate
  • Standard Rate: ₹1,000 or as decided by the Haryana Government.
  • Reappearance Fee: If you wish to reappear to improve your CET marks, you must pay the fee again.
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Key Highlights of the CET Examination

  1. Advertisement for Posts:

    • CET advertisements will be published for Group C and Group D posts based on requisitions from various government departments or agencies.

  2. Skill/Written Tests:

    • Only those candidates who meet the minimum marks required in the CET will be eligible for the skill or written examinations as per the specific job requirements.

  3. Result Declaration:

    • CET results for both Group C and Group D will be declared on the official website of the Commission.
    • Applicants can check their scores and the status of their eligibility based on their CET marks.

Conclusion

The Common Eligibility Test (CET) is a mandatory step for candidates aiming for Group C and Group D posts under the Haryana Government. Understanding the eligibility criteria, marking scheme, and registration process is essential for applicants to successfully navigate through the recruitment process. Whether you are a first-time applicant or seeking to improve your score, the CET offers unlimited attempts and a validity period of three years for improved marks. Make sure you meet all the eligibility criteria, register before the deadline, and prepare thoroughly to score well on the exam.

For more updates, visit the official Haryana CET portal

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