Privacy Policy

Last updated: 11 November 2026. This policy explains what information Sarkari Job Hub does and does not collect, in plain language.

About this website

Sarkari Job Hub is a static information website. It has no user accounts, no sign-up or login, and no server of its own that receives or stores your personal information. You can read every listing, guide and page on this site without giving us your name, phone number, email address or any other personal detail.

Information stored in your own browser

The only information this site saves is saved on your own device, in your own browser. When you star or save a job to build your shortlist, that choice is stored only in your browser's local storage (localStorage) on your own phone or computer. It is never sent to us or to anyone else, and we cannot see it. You can delete it at any time by clearing your browser's site data, and it disappears automatically if you use a private or incognito window once that window is closed.

Information we do not collect

• We do not collect names, addresses, phone numbers or email addresses through this website — there is no form on this site that asks for them.
• We never ask for Aadhaar numbers, bank details, passwords, OTPs, documents or application fees. Anyone asking for these in our name is not us.
• Job applications are never taken on this site. Applications are filled only on the official websites of the recruiting bodies, and any information you enter there is governed by that body's own privacy policy.

Third-party advertising

Advertising is not active on this site at the time this policy was last updated. When advertising is enabled on this site, it will be served by Google AdSense, a third-party advertising service operated by Google. When that happens:

• Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this website and to other websites on the internet.
• Google's use of advertising cookies — including the DART cookie — enables Google and its partners to serve ads to you based on your visits to this site and/or other sites.
• You can opt out of personalised advertising at any time by visiting Google Ads Settings (adssettings.google.com). You can also opt out of some third-party vendors' use of cookies for personalised advertising at aboutads.info.
• Opting out does not remove ads entirely; it means the ads you see will not be personalised using those cookies.

Analytics

If analytics are enabled on this site in the future, they will be used only to understand overall, anonymous usage — for example, which pages are read most and roughly how many visitors the site receives — so that the content can be improved. Analytics of this kind does not identify you personally, and this site will not sell or share visitor information with anyone for marketing.

Links to official websites

This site links to official government and recruiting-body websites. Those websites are run by their respective organisations, have their own privacy policies, and are outside our control. Please read the privacy policy of any official website before submitting personal information or documents there.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes — for example, when advertising is switched on — the updated version will be published on this page with a new "last updated" date.

Contact for privacy questions

For any question about this privacy policy, email us at purushotamkumar8757118581@gmail.com.

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About Sarkari Job Hub

Sarkari Job Hub is an independent job-information portal that collects official government recruitment notifications and presents them in one clean, easy-to-read page. Instead of opening ten different websites and long notification PDFs to compare vacancies, a candidate can see the key facts of every current recruitment — posts, salary, eligibility, fees and last date — in a single standard format, and then go to the official website to apply.

Who runs this site

Sarkari Job Hub is run by an individual publisher, Bittu Raj. It is a small, independent information project made for students and job-seekers, especially first-time applicants who find official notifications difficult to read.

How listings are collected and verified

• Every listing starts from the official recruitment notification, advertisement or notice published by the recruiting body itself — not from social media posts or forwards.
• Vacancies, eligibility, age limits, fees and dates are cross-checked against that official notification before a listing is published.
• When a recruiting body issues a corrigendum — for example, an extended last date — the listing is updated to match it.
• A recruitment that cannot be verified against an official notification is not published on this site.
• If you spot an error despite this process, please tell us through the Contact page and it will be checked against the official notification and corrected.

What this site does not do

• No application form is filled or accepted on this site — applications are made only on official websites.
• This site never charges any fee and never asks for money, documents or personal details.
• This site does not guarantee selection, and no one associated with it can arrange a government job for anyone.

Not an official government website

Sarkari Job Hub is NOT an official government website. It is not affiliated with the Government of India, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC), the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), Indian Railways, or any other government body, commission, board or department. All recruitment names, logos and trademarks belong to their respective organisations. The only official source for any recruitment is that organisation's own website and notification.

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Contact Us

The fastest way to reach Sarkari Job Hub is by email. We welcome corrections, feedback and suggestions.

Email

purushotamkumar8757118581@gmail.com

For a correction, please include the name of the listing, what looks wrong, and — if possible — the link to the official notification. Corrections are checked against the official notification, and genuine errors are fixed on the site.

Please note: we cannot accept job applications

Job applications are never accepted here. Sarkari Job Hub is an information portal only — it cannot take your form, fees or documents, and it cannot apply on your behalf. To apply for any recruitment, use only the official website of the recruiting body, which is linked from every listing on this site. Never pay application fees to any person or website other than the official portal.

What to expect after you write to us

• Every email is read. Correction reports are taken up first, because wrong dates or fees can cost a candidate an application.
• We aim to reply within 2 to 3 working days. During heavy recruitment periods replies may take a little longer.
• We can explain how to read a notification or where the official link is, but we cannot check your individual eligibility, fill your form, or follow up on your application with any department — only the recruiting body can do those things.
• Please do not email us your Aadhaar, marksheets, photographs or other personal documents. We do not need them and cannot store them safely.

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Disclaimer

All information published on Sarkari Job Hub — including vacancies, eligibility, fees, dates and selection processes — is taken from official recruitment notifications and notices issued by the respective recruiting bodies, and is provided here only for the convenience of candidates.

Verify before you apply

Recruitment details can change after publication: recruiting bodies issue corrigendums, extend last dates, revise vacancies and correct errors. Every candidate must verify all details on the official website and in the official notification of the recruiting body before applying, and must rely on the official notification — not on this or any other information website — in case of any difference.

No fee, no money, no documents

Sarkari Job Hub never charges any fee of any kind. This site never asks for money, bank details, Aadhaar or any other document, and no person is authorised to collect money or documents in its name. Application fees, where a recruitment has them, are payable only on the official portal of the recruiting body.

Accuracy and liability

Every listing is verified against its official notification before publication, and known errors are corrected when they are reported. Even so, errors can occur, and Sarkari Job Hub accepts no liability for any loss — including a missed application, a wrong fee payment or a missed exam — arising from reliance on information published on this site, from changes made by a recruiting body after publication, or from the content of any external official website linked from here.

Not an official website

This is an independent information portal. It is not the official website of any government body and is not affiliated with the Government of India or any commission, board or department. See the About page for details.

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How to Apply for a Sarkari Job Online — Step-by-Step Guide

Almost every government recruitment in India now follows the same online process. The steps below are in the order you should actually do them — most rejected forms fail on one of these seven points, not in the exam.

Step 1 — Find and read the official notification

Every genuine recruitment begins with an official notification or advertisement published by the recruiting body — a PDF or notice on its own website carrying an advertisement number, the post names, and the full rules. Start there, not with a social media post or a forwarded message. Information sites like this one help you discover and compare recruitments, but the notification is the only document that decides your eligibility, your fee and your dates. Download it and read at least these parts carefully: the vacancy table, the eligibility section, the important dates, and the "how to apply" section.

Step 2 — Check your eligibility before anything else

Before you spend a minute on the form, confirm four things from the notification: (1) your qualification — the exact class, stream or degree named, and the minimum marks if any; (2) your age on the exact cut-off date the notification specifies, including the relaxation for your category; (3) any extra requirement such as a typing speed, a PET score, a driving licence, an apprenticeship registration or domicile of a particular state; and (4) whether the post is a regular job or a training or apprenticeship engagement, because these are very different things. If you do not meet a condition, the form fee will not save the application — it will be rejected at scrutiny.

Step 3 — Keep your documents ready first

Prepare your photograph, signature and certificates before you open the form, in the exact size and format the notification asks for. A full checklist is in our companion guide, Documents You Need for Government Job Applications. Forms time out, portals slow down on the last day, and a photo rejected for size at 11 PM on the final date is one of the most common reasons applications are lost.

Step 4 — Fill the form on the official website only

Open the apply link only from the recruiting body's official website — the same domain that published the notification. Complete the one-time registration if the portal asks for it, note the registration ID it gives you, and then fill the application slowly, section by section. Type your name and date of birth exactly as they appear on your 10th certificate, because that is the document they will be matched against at verification. Use the preview screen before final submission: most portals allow no change, or only a paid correction window, after the form is submitted.

Step 5 — Pay the fee only on the official portal

If the recruitment has an application fee, pay it only inside the official portal, through the payment options the portal itself offers. Never pay a "form-filling fee" to a stranger, a shop or a website that merely looks like the official one, and never share an OTP with anyone. If money is deducted but the form still shows as unpaid, do not pay again immediately — most portals reconcile payments within 24 to 48 hours. Keep the transaction ID safe and contact the board's helpline if the status does not update.

Step 6 — Save your application number and the final form

After submission, download and save three things: the final submitted application form (PDF or print), the fee receipt, and your application or registration number. Store them in more than one place — for example, your phone and an email to yourself. The application number is what you will need for the admit card, the answer key, the result and any correction window, and recovering it later is often slow or impossible.

Step 7 — Track the admit card, exam and result

Applying is only the halfway point. After the form closes, the recruiting body usually announces, in order: a correction window if any, the exam city or date notice, the admit card (typically 7 to 10 days before the exam), the answer key after the exam, and finally the result and merit list. Check the official website — and the listings, calendar and result sections on this site — on a regular schedule rather than waiting for a message. Download the admit card early, read its instructions the day before the exam, and keep your original documents ready from the result stage onward, because document verification follows quickly.

Five mistakes that cost candidates their application

• Applying on the last day, when the portal is at its slowest.
• A name, date of birth or category that does not match the certificates.
• A photograph or signature in the wrong size, format or background.
• Paying the fee on a look-alike website instead of the official portal.
• Losing the application number and being unable to download the admit card.

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Documents You Need for Government Job Applications

Almost every government job form asks for the same core set of documents. If you prepare clean scans of these once — in the sizes forms usually ask for — you can complete most applications in minutes instead of running to a scanning shop on the last date.

1. Passport-size photograph

Keep a recent colour photograph — taken within the last three months, against a plain light background, with your face clearly visible and no cap, sunglasses or heavy editing. Many forms also reject photographs taken from a selfie angle or with a cluttered background. Keep both a printed set and a digital copy, because the same photograph is usually needed again on the admit card and at the exam centre.

2. Signature

Sign with a blue or black pen on plain white paper, in your normal running handwriting — the same signature you will use on exam documents. Scan just the signature area, cropped neatly. A signature that looks different at document verification is a genuine problem, so do not experiment with a new style for the form.

3. Aadhaar card

Aadhaar is the identity document most forms ask for first, and the name and date of birth on it should match your 10th certificate. If there is a spelling difference between your Aadhaar and your marksheets, get it corrected before a big recruitment opens, not during it. Some forms also accept other photo ID, but Aadhaar is the one to keep ready and updated, including a current mobile number linked to it, since several portals verify identity with an OTP.

4. 10th and 12th marksheets and certificates

Your 10th (matriculation) certificate is the standard proof of your date of birth, and its marksheet proves you passed. Keep the 10th and 12th marksheets and passing certificates together, along with ITI, diploma or degree marksheets and certificates if you have them. Names on these documents are treated as final — if your name is spelled differently across documents, note that most boards follow the 10th certificate, and plan any correction well in advance.

5. Caste, residence and income certificates — where applicable

If you are claiming reservation or fee relaxation, the supporting certificate must be ready before you fill the form, in the format and from the authority the notification specifies:

• Caste certificate (SC / ST / OBC) — for OBC candidates, many central recruitments specifically require the central-format certificate with a non-creamy-layer declaration of the prescribed year.
• EWS certificate — income and asset certificate for the financial year the notification names; an older year's certificate is a common rejection reason.
• Residence / domicile certificate — required for most state recruitments and for posts restricted to a state's candidates.
• Income certificate — needed for EWS claims, fee concessions and many scholarship and apprenticeship schemes.

These certificates can take days or weeks to be issued, so obtain them when you start preparing — not after a notification appears.

6. Scans and sizes to keep ready

Every notification gives its own exact file sizes, and that notification always wins. As a preparation habit, keep one master folder with clear colour scans, and be ready to resize to the commonly asked ranges below:

• Photograph: commonly a JPG/JPEG file of about 20 KB to 50 KB (some portals allow up to 100 KB), roughly passport proportions.
• Signature: commonly a JPG/JPEG file of about 10 KB to 20 KB, cropped tightly to the signature.
• Certificates and marksheets: clear PDF or JPG scans, commonly kept under 200 KB to 500 KB per file where a portal sets a limit; keep an unrestricted high-quality copy in your master folder as well.
• Name files clearly — for example, "photo.jpg", "signature.jpg", "10th-marksheet.pdf" — so you never upload the wrong file under time pressure.
• Always re-check the exact size, format and dimensions in the notification of the recruitment you are applying to, and resize to that specification before you start the form.

7. Originals for verification

Scans get you through the form; originals decide your selection. From the result stage onward, keep every original certificate, an identity card and a set of photocopies in one folder, ready for document verification — a single missing original at that stage can hold up or end a selection you have already earned.

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