About Career Ghar

A recruitment notice in India often runs to dozens of pages. It appears on one of hundreds of commission and board websites, and a corrigendum can change it weeks later. Career Ghar exists to make that notice easy to read.

We read the notice, pull out what a candidate needs and put it on one page in English and Hindi. Then we keep that page in step with the official website until the recruitment is over.

What you will find on a Career Ghar page

• A summary box at the top with the posts, last date, age limit and fee.
• A copy of the official PDF and images of its pages. State portals often slow down or go offline on busy days, so you can still read the notice here. The link to the original stays on the page as well.
• Vacancy tables by post and by category, as the notice prints them.
• Steps for the application, admit card or result, in the order you will follow them.
• Answers to the questions candidates really ask. We read public forums and comment threads to see where people get stuck.
• A status label that changes to “Closed” by itself once the last date passes.

What we cover

Central government recruitment (SSC, UPSC, railways), bank jobs, defence and police, teaching exams such as CTET and the state TETs, state commission and board recruitment, admit cards and results. We also write guides on rules that apply across exams, such as age relaxation and EWS or OBC certificates.

What we do not do

We do not sell courses, coaching or mock tests. We do not collect application fees or fill in forms for anyone. We never publish a vacancy on the strength of a WhatsApp forward or a news report. If we cannot read the official notice, the page does not go live.

Our standards

Our editorial policy explains the whole process, from finding a notice to correcting a mistake. The editor responsible for every page is introduced below.