Haryana HSSC Chairman Himmat Singh announces preparations for recruitment to 14,000 posts and an upcoming advertisement for 8,000 new vacancies.
Haryana CET Stage-II exam: The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has stepped up preparations for the Common Eligibility Test (CET) Stage-II examination, which will facilitate recruitment to approximately 14,000 posts. HSSC Chairman Himmat Singh has also announced that an advertisement for around 8,000 additional vacancies is expected to be issued soon, creating more employment opportunities for young people in Haryana.
According to the commission, recruitment and examination activities are being carried out systematically and transparently in accordance with established rules. Preparations for the Haryana CET Stage-II exam have gained momentum, with inspections of examination centres beginning to assess facilities and ensure that candidates can appear for the test without unnecessary difficulties.
HSSC Begins Inspection of Examination Centres in Panchkula
On the directions of HSSC Chairman Himmat Singh, the commission has initiated inspections of centres proposed for the CET Stage-II examination. On October 28, commission member Subhash Chandra, accompanied by his team, visited examination centres in the Kalka-Pinjore area of Panchkula district.
During the visit, the team reviewed the facilities available at the centres and examined the arrangements required for conducting the examination smoothly. The inspection focused on assessing whether the venues had the necessary infrastructure and facilities to accommodate candidates.
The commission said that the exercise is intended to identify any gaps in arrangements well before the examination takes place. Further inspections are expected to be conducted at centres in Panchkula and other districts.
Recruitment for 14,000 Posts, 8,000 More Vacancies Expected
Himmat Singh said preparations for recruitment to approximately 14,000 posts through the Haryana CET Stage-II exam process have been accelerated. Alongside this, the commission plans to issue an advertisement for around 8,000 new vacancies soon.
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The proposed recruitment drive is expected to offer additional opportunities to candidates seeking government employment in Haryana. However, aspirants should wait for official notifications for details about the posts, eligibility requirements, application dates and selection procedures.
The commission has emphasised that the recruitment process will follow the prescribed rules. Candidates are advised to rely on official announcements rather than unverified information circulating on social media or other platforms.
Inspection Reports to Guide Further Preparations
Following the examination centre inspections, the concerned committee will prepare a report detailing the facilities and arrangements reviewed during the visits. The findings will help the commission determine whether additional measures are needed before the examination.
The inspection process is an important part of the preparations for the Haryana CET Stage-II exam, as it allows officials to review infrastructure and address potential issues in advance. The commission intends to ensure that the necessary arrangements are in place so candidates can take the examination in an organised environment.
Officials will also assess examination centres in other districts as preparations progress. Further steps will be taken on the basis of the committee’s findings and the requirements identified during the inspections.
Himmat Singh Advises Candidates to Follow Official Updates
HSSC Chairman Himmat Singh has urged candidates to prepare for the upcoming examination with dedication and seriousness. He also advised aspirants to regularly check official commission announcements for updates regarding recruitment and examination schedules.
Candidates preparing for the Haryana CET Stage-II exam should avoid relying on rumours or unofficial claims about vacancies, examination dates and selection procedures. Information about the recruitment process will be released through the commission’s official communication channels as and when decisions are finalised.
With preparations underway for recruitment to around 14,000 posts and an advertisement for approximately 8,000 additional vacancies expected soon, the commission has called on aspirants to remain focused on their preparation and stay informed through verified updates.
The ongoing inspections in Panchkula and the planned reviews in other districts are aimed at strengthening arrangements ahead of the examination and supporting the smooth implementation of the recruitment process.
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