APSSB CGLE Recruitment 2026 — 154 Vacancies

The Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB) has opened 154 Group C vacancies through the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) 2026. If you hold a Bachelor's degree and are looking for a stable government career in the Northeast, this is a solid opportunity with posts spread across 20+ state departments.

Available Posts

Key Highlights

• 122 UDC posts across departments like Public Health Engineering, Women & Child Development, Horticulture, and several DC offices
• APST candidates get 94 reserved seats out of 154 total — domicile of respective district required for DC office posts
• No negative marking in the written exam — attempt every question without risk
• PA post requires a Stenography Proficiency Test as a qualifying stage before the written exam
• All three posts carry the same Level-5 pay scale (Rs. 29,200-92,300)

Important Dates

Selection Process

For the Personal Assistant post, selection happens in two stages. First, you take a Stenography Proficiency Test (dictation at 80 WPM for 5 minutes + 45-minute transcription). Only those who clear this qualifying test move to the written exam. For UDC and Librarian posts, there is only one stage — the written exam. The final merit list is prepared based entirely on written exam marks.

Preparation Tips for APSSB CGLE 2026 Exam

1. Focus equally on all four sections — each carries 50 marks, so no section is more important than another
2. Practice General Awareness thoroughly — expect questions on Arunachal Pradesh-specific topics alongside national current affairs
3. Work on speed — you get 2 hours for 100 questions, which is about 1 minute 12 seconds per question
4. Solve previous APSSB CGLE papers — the board follows a consistent pattern year after year
5. No negative marking works in your favour — never leave any question unanswered in the exam
6. Cover 6 months of current affairs — focus on national events, awards, and Arunachal Pradesh news

• Handle clerical and administrative work in the assigned government department
• Maintain official records, files, and correspondence
• Manage computer-based data entry and office documentation (UDC)
• Take dictation and transcribe official communications (Personal Assistant)
• Organize and maintain library resources and records (Librarian)
• Assist senior officers with day-to-day administrative tasks