Arunachal Pradesh SSB Recruitment 2026: 93 MTS Vacancies Open for Applications on November 9
Itanagar, October 30: A golden opportunity has emerged for job seekers in Arunachal Pradesh. The Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB), Itanagar, has announced 93 vacancies for Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) under the Combined Secondary Level Examination (CSLE) 2026 through an official notification.
Among the 93 vacancies, there are 69 positions for MTS, 2 for MTS (Chowkidar), 6 for MTS (Cook), 1 for MTS (Mail Runner), 1 for MTS (Clerk), 1 for MTS (Helper), 1 for MTS (Gardener), 8 for MTS (Peon), and 4 for MTS (Sanitation Worker).
The online application process for these positions will commence on November 9 at 3 PM, with the last date for applications set for November 23 at 3 PM. Interested candidates can complete their registration process on the APSSB’s official website once the application link is activated.
Candidates must have passed the 10th grade or possess equivalent qualifications from a recognized board or institution. The minimum age for applicants is set at 18 years, while the maximum age is 35 years, calculated as of the last date for application submission on November 23, 2026. Candidates from reserved categories will receive age relaxation as per regulations.
Selection of eligible candidates will be based on application scrutiny, an objective-type written examination, and document verification. Selected candidates will receive a monthly salary ranging from ₹18,000 to ₹56,900.
While filling out the application form, candidates must pay the prescribed application fee online, which is set at ₹150 for all categories. However, candidates with disabilities (PWD) will be exempted from the registration fee.
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