Haryana CET Mains 2023 Apply Online Form | Haryana CET 2023
About Post : Haryana Staff Selection Commission HSSC Are Released Official Notification For Mains From 14 April 2023 – 04 May 2023. Candidate Apply Mains Online Form Before Wait Of Last Date. Before You Apply Online Read Full Notification. All Details Given in Below on Page.
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IMPORTANT DATES
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APPLICATION FEE
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Vacancy Details Total Post : 64000+ |
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Post | Category | Eligibility | ||
Comman Eligibility Test CET | Group C | Passed 10+2 (Intermediate) / Graduate + CET Qualified | ||
Group D | Passed 10th (High School) Exam. | |||
How To Mains Application Form
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IMPORTANT LINKS |
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Apply Online (Mains) |
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Download Instruction |
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Join Telegram Channel |
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Official Website |
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Download Android App |
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CET Haryana 2023 Selection Process
- Whenever Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) starts the recruitment process for Group ‘C’ and Group ‘D’ posts, the Commission will inform the eligible candidates based on the CET score.
- This commission will decide whether to choose based on the CET score or to take the test. For the recruitment of Group D posts, recruitment will be done on the basis of the CET score. While there will be a test for Group C again.
- For vacancies up to a maximum of 50 posts, the Commission will call five times the total posts and 3 times the candidates for recruitment of more than 50 posts on the basis of CET score/percentile by category. If more than one candidate is eligible at the cutoff then they will also be called.
- For social, economic, and experience, a maximum of 5 numbers will be given in Group C and Group D Posts, which will be directly added to your CET score.
Haryana CET 2023 Prelims Exam Pattern
- The written exam of the Haryana CET 2023 exam includes Six parts. CET Haryana Written Exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions. Each question carries 0.95 marks. So, the total marks for the written exam are 95. There is no negative marking, but if any question is left blank then 0.95 marks will be deducted. The fifth option is to be filled if the candidate is not attempting that question.