UKSSSC Group C Scaler Recruitment 2026

The Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UKSSSC) has announced a new official notification for the recruitment of Group C Scalers in the Uttarakhand Forest Development Corporation, offering a total of 200 vacancies under the Advt. No. : 82/उ0अ0से0च0आ0/2026. The online application process for has started on September 22, 2026, and apply until October 22, 2026. Applicants age must be between 18 and 28 years. Before submitting the application form, carefully check the official notification PDF for eligibility, educational qualifications, salary, application fee, selection process, important dates, and other instructions.

Important Date

Notification Released : 20 September 2026
Application Start : 22 September 2026
Last Date for Apply Online : 22 October 2026
Last Date for fee Payment : 22 October 2026
Correction Date : 26-27 October 2026
PET / PST Exam Start : 19 November 2026
Admit Card : Before Exam
Result Date : Notify Soon

Application Fees

General / OBC : 300/-
SC / ST / EWS : 150/-
Pay the Exam Fee Through Online Mode Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking Only.

Age Limit

Minimum Age : 18 Years
Maximum Age : 28 Years
Age relaxation for Reserved Category candidates as per Rules.

No. of Post

200 Posts

Vacancy Details

Post Name	UR	OBC	EWS	SC	ST	Total Post
Group C Scaler (Uttarakhand Forest Development Corporation)	105	27	21	39	08	200

Eligibility Criteria

10+2 Intermediate Passed from any Recognized Board in India
For more details check the official UKSSSC Group C Scaler Recruitment 2026 notification.

Physical Details

PET Details	Male Candidate	Female Candidate
PET Details	Male Candidate	Female Candidate
Height	163 Cm	150 cms
Running	25 Km. Run in Maximum 4 hours	14 Km. Run in Maximum 4 hours
Shot Put 7.275 Kg	5.00 Mtr.	3.50 Mtr.
Long Jump	4.00 Mtr.	2.00 Mtr.
High Jump	1.10 Mtr.	0.70 Mtr.
Chest Expansion	5% Expansion on Chest Expansion	NA

Salary

Pay Scale : Rs 19,900/- to Rs 63,200/- per month.

Selection Process

Physical Standard Test (PST)
Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Written Competitive Examination

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) – Qualifying Standards

Event	Male Standard	Female Standard
Race	25 km in a maximum of 4 hours	14 km in a maximum of 4 hours
Shot Put (7.275 kg)	5.00 metres	3.50 metres
Long Jump	4.00 metres	2.00 metres
High Jump	1.10 metres	0.70 metres

Only candidates who clear the Race are permitted to attempt the Shot Put, Long Jump and High Jump events.
Candidates get up to 3 attempts in each event to meet the qualifying standard.
The PST/PET is purely qualifying (no marks are carried forward); candidates found unfit or unable to meet the standards are declared disqualified from the selection process.
Only candidates successful in the PST and PET are admitted to the written competitive examination.

Written Competitive Examination

100 marks, Objective Type Multiple Choice, offline mode, 2-hour duration; questions relate to the educational qualification prescribed for the post.
Syllabus (Annexure-1) is published separately on the Commission’s website, sssc.uk.gov.in.
Minimum qualifying marks: 45% for UR/EWS/OBC candidates; 35% for SC/ST candidates – candidates below this are treated as failed in the written exam.
Each MCQ has 4 answer options; 1/4th mark is deducted for each wrong answer. Marking more than one option for a question is treated as a wrong answer and penalized the same way, even if one of the marked options is correct. Unattempted questions carry no penalty.
Using whitener or scratching/cutting an option on the OMR sheet is prohibited and invites negative marking. An incorrectly filled roll number or booklet series on the OMR sheet means that OMR sheet will not be evaluated, and the candidature is automatically rejected.
Merit list: Prepared based on marks obtained in the written exam. Ties are resolved first by age (older candidate ranked higher), then by English alphabetical order of name.
Document verification (Abhilekh Sannirikshan) is a mandatory part of the process after the written exam, where all reservation, educational, preferential and experience-related claims are verified against the service rules; absence at document verification leads to rejection of candidature.
Answer keys are published on the Commission’s website after the exam; candidates may raise objections within the notified window by paying Rs. 50 per question objected to. Offline or late objections are not considered.