Government jobs and sarkari exams in India
OnJob tracks 12 government exam families across 8 recruiting bodies, covering eligibility, age limits, pay levels and selection stages. Every figure is restated from the official notification and each page names the source it was checked against, with the date of that check. OnJob is not a government body and does not process applications.
What this section covers
- OnJob tracks 12 government exam families across 8 recruiting bodies.
- Every page states the official source it was checked against, and the date it was checked.
- OnJob is not a government body and does not process applications or collect fees.
Latest government job updates
Central government
SSC, UPSC and central department exams
Railways
Railway Recruitment Board exams
Banking
IBPS, SBI and public sector bank exams
State government
State PSC and state police exams
Government jobs on OnJob — frequently asked questions
Where does OnJob get its government exam information?
Every figure on these pages is restated from the official notification published by the recruiting body, and each page links the exact source document it was checked against along with the date of that check. OnJob is an independent job platform, not a government body, so the official notification always takes precedence over anything written here.
Is OnJob an official government recruitment website?
No. OnJob is a private job platform and has no affiliation with the Staff Selection Commission, the Railway Recruitment Boards, the Union Public Service Commission or any other recruiting body. We restate publicly published recruitment facts and link back to the official source so you can verify anything before you act on it.
How often is government exam information updated here?
Durable details such as eligibility rules, selection stages and pay levels change rarely and are re-checked against the official notification each cycle. Time-critical details such as application windows and result dates move quickly, so each page carries the date it was last verified and links the official portal for confirmation.
Can government exam aspirants use OnJob for private sector jobs?
Yes, and many do while they prepare. A free OnJob profile gives you exam alerts, a free resume builder, and matched private-sector openings at your qualification level, so you have something running alongside the exam cycle rather than waiting on a single result.
Do you need a paid plan to use OnJob?
No. Everything on this page is free to read, and a free OnJob account covers what most exam aspirants need — exam alerts, a free resume builder, and private-sector jobs matched to your qualification. Paid plans exist for the private-sector job search you run alongside the exam cycle, and it changes nothing about your exam result.
Everything you need to search, apply and build a resume.
- Exam alerts and every page on this site
- Resume builder with PDF download
- AI profile builder and job match checks
For the private-sector search you run alongside the exam.
- Full ATS resume check with a score for each section
- AI assistant for resume, interview and job search questions
- Mock tests with a report after each one
- Higher daily auto-apply limit
Paid plans are for private-sector applications and interview practice. It gives no advantage in any government examination, and OnJob is not affiliated with any recruiting body. Compare both plans in full.
Prepare for the exam, and keep a private-sector option open
A free OnJob profile gives you exam alerts, a free resume builder, and matched private-sector jobs at your qualification level — so you are not waiting on a single result.