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Haryana CET Group C 2025: Online Application Details and Eligibility

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission has announced the Common Eligibility Test (CET) for Group C recruitment in 2025. Applications are open from May 28 to June 12, 2025. This article outlines the important dates, application fees, and eligibility criteria for candidates interested in applying. It is crucial for applicants to read the complete notification before submitting their applications to ensure compliance with all requirements. The selection process will be based on CET scores, with specific details on the exam pattern and additional points for social and economic factors. For more information, read the full article.
By Ambika Singh May 31, 2025, 12:06 IST
Haryana CET Group C 2025: Online Application Details and Eligibility

Haryana CET Group C 2025 Application Process

Haryana 10+2 CET Apply Online Form | Haryana CET Group C 2025


About Post : The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has issued an official notification regarding the Common Eligibility Test (CET), which is essential for the upcoming Group C recruitment in Haryana. Students from Haryana and other states interested in applying for the Group C positions can start submitting their applications online from May 28, 2025, with the final date for applications set for June 12, 2025. It is advised to thoroughly read the complete notification before proceeding with the application.



































Haryana Staff Selection Commission HSSC


Haryana CET Group C Examination 2025


IMPORTANT DATES



  • Application Start : 28-05-2025


  • Last Date Apply Online : 12-06-2025


  • Complete Form Last Date : 14-06-2025


  • Admit Card : Available Soon


  • Exam Date : Available Soon


APPLICATION FEE



  • Male Candidates :


  • General / Other State : 500/-


  • Haryana Reserve Category : 250/-


  • Female Candidates :


  • General / EWS (Haryana) : 250/-


  • Haryana Reserve Category : 250/-


  • Pay the Exam Fee via Debit Card / Credit Card / Net Banking / UPI Only.


HSSC CET Group C Examination 2025 : Eligibility Details
Post Category Eligibility
Haryana CET 2025 for Group C Vacancy Group C



  • Completion of 10+2 Intermediate Exam from any recognized board in India.


  • For further eligibility details, please refer to the notification.

How To Fill Application Form



  • Candidates can apply for HSSC Group C Advt No CET 01/2025 between 28-05-2025 to 12-06-2025.


  • It is essential to read the notification before applying for the recruitment application form for HSSC CET Exam 2025.


  • Ensure all documents are ready, including eligibility proof, ID proof, address details, and basic information.


  • Prepare scanned documents related to the recruitment form, such as photo, signature, ID proof, etc.


  • Before submitting the application form, review all entries carefully.


  • If an application fee is required, ensure it is submitted; otherwise, the form will be incomplete.


  • Print a copy of the final submitted form.

CET Haryana 2025 Selection Process



  • The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) will notify eligible candidates based on the CET score when starting the recruitment process for Group ‘C’ and Group ‘D’ posts.


  • The commission will determine whether to select candidates based on the CET score or conduct a test. For Group D recruitment, selections will be made based on the CET score, while Group C will require a test.


  • For vacancies of up to 50 posts, five times the total number of posts will be called, and for more than 50 posts, three times the candidates will be called based on the CET score/percentile by category.


  • Additional points for social, economic, and experience factors will be awarded, adding up to a maximum of 5 points to the CET score for Group C and Group D posts.

Haryana CET 2025 Prelims Exam Pattern



  • The written exam for the Haryana CET 2025 consists of six parts, featuring 100 multiple-choice questions. Each question is worth 0.95 marks, totaling 95 marks for the exam. There is no negative marking; however, leaving a question blank will incur a deduction of 0.95 marks. Candidates should select the fifth option if they choose not to attempt a question.


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