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Meghalaya cancels interview round for Group‑C non‑technical recruitment
✍️ The Meghalayan Express
🗓 26 Aug 2026, 11:03 PM
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The Meghalaya government announced that the interview stage will be omitted for Group‑C non‑technical posts, with selection to rely on written test scores and eligibility criteria.
Meghalaya's authorities have issued a notice stating that the recruitment process for Group‑C non‑technical positions will proceed without an interview round. Candidates will be evaluated solely on their performance in the written examination and on meeting the prescribed eligibility requirements.
The decision, communicated through official channels and reported by The Meghalayan Express, aims to streamline the hiring timeline and reduce procedural bottlenecks that have previously delayed appointments.
Applicants are advised to keep a close watch on subsequent official notifications for details on result declaration, document verification and posting dates. The move reflects the state's effort to expedite public‑service staffing while maintaining merit‑based selection.
Stakeholders, including aspirants and training institutes, have welcomed the clarity, noting that the absence of an interview simplifies the process and reduces additional travel and preparation costs for candidates.
The recruitment drive continues to attract a large pool of applicants across Meghalaya, underscoring the demand for stable government jobs in the region.
The decision, communicated through official channels and reported by The Meghalayan Express, aims to streamline the hiring timeline and reduce procedural bottlenecks that have previously delayed appointments.
Applicants are advised to keep a close watch on subsequent official notifications for details on result declaration, document verification and posting dates. The move reflects the state's effort to expedite public‑service staffing while maintaining merit‑based selection.
Stakeholders, including aspirants and training institutes, have welcomed the clarity, noting that the absence of an interview simplifies the process and reduces additional travel and preparation costs for candidates.
The recruitment drive continues to attract a large pool of applicants across Meghalaya, underscoring the demand for stable government jobs in the region.