Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has issued Advertisement No. 03/2026 inviting online applications for recruitment to 25 different post codes in various Departments of the Government of NCT of Delhi, autonomous bodies and local bodies. The advertisement includes posts in the Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi Archives, Information Technology Department, New Delhi Municipal Council, Directorate of Education and Labour Department. A total of 1,979 vacancies have been notified. Major vacancies include Junior Scientific Assistant posts in various forensic disciplines, IT Assistant Grade-A, Trained Graduate Teacher (Computer Science), Domestic Science Teacher, Trained Graduate Teacher (Special Education Teacher), Special Educator (Primary) and other technical posts. Online applications can be submitted from 16 June 2026 at 12:00 Noon to 15 July 2026 until 11:59 PM. The examination date will be announced separately by DSSSB. The examination scheme includes One Tier General, One Tier Technical and One Tier Technical/Teaching examinations depending on the post. Negative marking of 0.25 marks applies for each wrong one-mark MCQ.
| Application Fee | ₹100 |
|---|---|
| Application Fee Exemption | Women candidates and candidates belonging to SC, ST, PwBD and Ex-Serviceman categories are exempted from paying the application fee. |
| Crucial Date for Eligibility | Educational qualification, age, experience and other eligibility conditions are determined as on 15 July 2026, which is the closing date of the application. |
| Online Registration | Candidates must be registered on the DSSSB online application portal before submitting the application. |
| Application Mode | Only online applications will be accepted. Applications submitted by post, by hand, by email or through any other mode will not be accepted. |
| Multiple Applications | Only one online application is allowed for each post code. Multiple applications for the same post code can result in rejection of all applications and cancellation of candidature. |
| TGT Computer Science Qualification | The Trained Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) post requires the prescribed computer science qualification as per the Recruitment Rules. The post carries Pay Level 7 with a pay scale of ₹44,900-1,42,400 and an upper age limit of 30 years. |
| Domestic Science Teacher Qualification | Bachelor’s degree in Domestic Science/Home Science from a recognized university/institute and Bachelor’s in Education with Domestic Science/Home Science as a teaching subject. Passing Hindi as a subject at secondary level is desirable. |
| TGT Special Education Qualification | Requires graduation with the prescribed Special Education qualification, CTET Elementary Stage conducted by CBSE and registration with the Rehabilitation Council of India. Various recognized Special Education qualifications are accepted as specified in the advertisement. |
| Special Educator Primary Qualification | Requires XII qualification along with a prescribed RCI-recognized Special Education qualification, CTET Primary Stage conducted by CBSE and registration with the Rehabilitation Council of India. |
| Age Relaxation | Age relaxation is available to eligible reserved categories and other categories as specified in Para 7 of the advertisement and applicable Government instructions. |
| Government Servant Age Relaxation | Government servants may receive upper-age relaxation as prescribed for the concerned post. The exact relaxation is post-specific. |
| Provisional Candidature | Submission of the online application does not automatically establish eligibility. Candidates remain provisional until their eligibility is verified by the concerned user department. |
| Document Verification | If any claim made by a candidate is found to be false or not substantiated during scrutiny of documents, candidature may be cancelled without notice. |
| Photograph Requirement | Candidates must upload a recent and clear colour photograph with a plain white or off-white background, full face and front view, with eyes open. Blurred or illegible photographs or signatures can lead to rejection. |
| Post | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Biology) | 44 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Ballistics) | 18 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Chemistry) | 37 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Lie-Detection) | 12 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Documents) | 15 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (HRD/QC) | 5 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Photo) | 14 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Cyber Forensic) | 81 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Crime Scene/District Mobile Forensic Unit) | 46 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Finger Print) | 1 |
| Junior Scientific Assistant (Physics) | 16 |
| Technical Assistant (Hindi) | 1 |
| Assistant Archivist Grade-I | 4 |
| I.T. Assistant Grade-A | 125 |
| Fitter Grade-II | 36 |
| Lift Operator | 13 |
| Assistant Operator cum Mechanic (A/C) | 15 |
| Sub Station Apprentice | 37 |
| Data Processing Assistant Grade-A | 21 |
| Data Entry Operator Grade-B | 2 |
| Trained Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) | 675 |
| Domestic Science Teacher | 129 |
| Trained Graduate Teacher (Special Education Teacher) | 163 |
| Special Educator (Primary) | 450 |
| Electrical Overseer / Sub-Inspector | 19 |
Qualification: Post-wise qualification as prescribed in the DSSSB Recruitment Rules and Advertisement No. 03/2026. Qualifications range from Senior Secondary/technical diplomas to Graduation, Post-Graduation, B.Ed., Special Education qualifications, CTET, RCI registration and other post-specific requirements.
Age limit is post-specific. Most posts have an upper age limit of 27 or 30 years, while certain posts have different limits. Relaxations apply to eligible categories as per Para 7 of the advertisement and applicable Government rules.
29 May 2026
16 June 2026
15 July 2026
The examination date will be intimated later through the DSSSB website.
Two-hour examination consisting of 200 MCQs carrying 200 marks. Sections include General Awareness, General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability, Arithmetical and Numerical Ability, Hindi Language and Comprehension, and English Language and Comprehension.
Two-hour examination consisting of 200 MCQs carrying 200 marks. Section A contains 100 questions from General Awareness, General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability, Arithmetical and Numerical Ability, Hindi Language and Comprehension and English Language and Comprehension. Section B contains 100 questions on the subject concerned.
Two-hour examination consisting of 200 MCQs carrying 200 marks. Section A contains 100 questions from General Awareness, General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability, Arithmetical and Numerical Ability, Hindi Language and Comprehension and English Language and Comprehension. Section B contains 100 questions from the subject concerned, including teaching methodology/B.Ed. where applicable.
A deduction of 0.25 marks will be made for each wrong answer to a one-mark Multiple Choice Question.
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