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DSSSB New Vacancy | कम Competition वाली भर्ती | DSSSB New Vacancy 2026 | Sombir Sir | Grow Academy

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News and Commentary

Overview of the DSSSB Delhi Recruitment (All India / “Lifetime Posting in Delhi”)

The video announces a new DSSSB Delhi recruitment (described as an All India level / “lifetime posting in Delhi” opportunity). It is targeted at candidates who either failed the Junior Assistant earlier, have not cleared board exams, or didn’t meet physical criteria for earlier selections.

The presenter claims that this vacancy offers permanent/long-term posting in Delhi, and that candidates from any state (boys/girls) can apply.

Key Claims About the Vacancy

  • All India eligibility: Any candidate from any Indian state can apply.
  • Lifetime/long-term posting in Delhi: Delhi posting is presented as the major benefit.
  • Fast recruitment timeline (example from a similar past vacancy):
    • Forms closed: 8 Feb 2024
    • Exam held: 23 Mar 2024
    • Final result/recruitment declared: 2 June 2024
    • Presented as the fastest DSSSB processing, despite multiple steps.
  • Salary and job benefits (as stated):
    • Pay Level 5
    • Salary mentioned around ₹90,000 (as claimed)
    • Extended holidays: presenter claims around three months leave, plus Saturday/Sunday holidays and additional winter/Diwali holidays.

Last Cycle Data & Eligibility (As Discussed)

Example vacancy details

  • 566 total vacancies, with distribution stated as:
    • UR: 230
    • OBC: 138
    • SC: 72
    • ST: 64
  • Additional categories (such as EWS/others and separate provisions for disabled/ex-servicemen) were mentioned.

Candidates appeared

  • 46,449 candidates appeared

Qualification (as stated)

  • Graduation required
  • Typing speed requirement: presenter emphasizes 40 (with the remark that “don’t want 35… need 40”).

Age limit

  • 18 to 27 years for UR, with relaxations stated:
    • OBC: +3 years
    • SC/ST: +5 years

Selection Process Described

The presenter outlines a multi-stage process:

  1. Tier 1 (120 marks total)
    • English: 60 questions
    • GK: 30 questions
    • Math/Reasoning: 30 questions
    • Time mentioned: 120 minutes
  2. Tier 2: English language
  3. Skill test: typing
  4. Interview

The video also notes that the order of typing/skill test may vary (typing could be first or later).

Cut-off Discussion (Previous Year Examples)

Example cut-offs shared for an earlier vacancy (UR/OBC/SC/ST/ex-servicemen/disabled, as stated):

  • UR: ~89–90
  • OBC: ~67
  • SC: ~81
  • ST: ~54
  • Ex-servicemen: ~76
  • Disabled candidates: ~55

The presenter argues the paper is “easier”, especially due to:

  • GK being straightforward
  • Tier 1 emphasizing English

Related DSSSB Notifications Mentioned

The presenter claims that a larger DSSSB notification referred to as “DSSSB 4/26” will include multiple recruitments, including:

  • Teacher-related vacancies
    • Mentions PGT and NTT (and also “court vacancies”)
  • Junior Judicial Assistant
    • Listed as a court-adjacent vacancy that has an interview component

Call to Action

  • Viewers are urged to prepare quickly due to limited time before the notification (promised within ~2 weeks, possibly “this month”).
  • The channel promotes Grow Academy, including:
    • Foundation/batches for new recruitment 2026
    • Separate batches suggested for ASO and IT Assistant
  • The presenter states that links will be provided for:
    • interviews of selected JJ candidates
    • practice materials

Presenters / Contributors

  • Sombir Sir (speaker/presenter)
  • Guru Academy / Grow Academy (channel/brand referenced; no additional individual names provided)

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