Official-source audit · 2026
SSC MTS & Havaldar Notification 2026: Official Status and Source
SSC has not issued the 2026 SSC MTS & Havaldar exam-specific notice. Do not treat calendar estimates as application dates.
SSC has not issued the 2026 SSC MTS & Havaldar exam-specific notice. Do not treat calendar estimates as application dates.
Last verified: 13 August 2026, 10:15 IST
What is verified now
Latest applicable update: SSC annual calendar (tentative only) ↗
When an exam-specific notice or corrigendum is issued, it overrides the annual calendar.
What the notice will decide
Application window
Opening, closing, fee-payment and correction dates.
Eligibility
The final 2026 qualification cut-off is pending. Recent notices required Matriculation/Class 10 by the notified date. The final 2026 age rule is pending. Recent notices used separate 18–25 and 18–27 bands depending on the post.
Vacancies and posts
Not announced for the 2026 examination. MTS work varies by ministry/department. Havaldar posts have physical requirements and are allocated under the organisations named in the notice.
Selection scheme
Recent scheme: two-session CBE; Havaldar candidates also complete PET/PST; then document and departmental checks.
Safe next action
- Use the SSC notice board, not a search snippet, to confirm that the exam-specific PDF exists.
- Check the notice date, examination cycle and closing date.
- Read every corrigendum published after the original notice.
- Complete OTR/application only through the destination named by SSC.
Common questions
Can the annual calendar open applications?
No. It is a planning document; the exam-specific notice creates the application window.
What if a later notice changes a date?
The later exam-specific notice or corrigendum controls.
Does SSCExam.in accept forms?
No. Applications and fees remain on the official SSC system.
Related SSC MTS & Havaldar guidance
Editorial and indexing status
noindex, follow until a named reviewer is assigned and the applicable current notice is checked again. This prevents tentative or incomplete material from entering Google.Source audit: SSCExam.in Research Desk. A named reviewer and correction-history entry will be attached before this page is made indexable.