Last date to fill out the online application is February 14, 2026. The fee payment window closes on February 16, 2026.

While basic computer knowledge is required, a formal certificate is generally not mandatory if you have studied computer science in Class 10th or 12th. However, having a 60-day certificate is safer for Document Verification (DV).

Yes, but selection is based only on 10th-standard marks. Higher qualifications provide no extra weightage or “bonus” marks.

System automatically generates the list based on your Class 10th percentage (calculated to 4 decimal places). If your board gives CGPA, you must convert it into marks using the board’s official multiplier (usually $CGPA\times 9.5$).

Due to high competition, the expected cut-off for the General category is 90%–98% in most circles. Some rural areas or reserved categories may see cut-offs around 85%–88%.

First merit list is expected to be released by February 28, 2026.

Salary is paid as TRCA (Time Related Continuity Allowance):

• BPM (Branch Post Master): ₹12,000 to ₹29,380.

• ABPM/Dak Sevak: ₹10,000 to ₹24,470.

• Note: Working hours are typically 4 to 5 hours per day.

Duties include doorstep delivery of mail/parcels, sale of stamps and stationery, and assisting the Postmaster in mail sorting and office work.

Yes, India Post provides a Correction Window on February 18 & 19, 2026. You can edit certain fields like name, marks, and preferences during this time.

• Original 10th Marksheet/Certificate.

• Caste Certificate (if applicable).

• PWD/Transgender Certificate (if applicable).

• Date of Birth Proof.

• Medical Certificate (issued by a Govt. Medical Officer).