SSC publishes Phase XIV Vocational Instructor corrigendum
SSC published a correction covering the Vocational Instructor post codes NR11526 to NE14426 under the Phase XIV/2026 Selection Posts examination.
What students should do
- Open the official notice board and locate the entry dated 20 July 2026.
- If you applied for one of the affected post codes, compare the corrigendum with the original notice.
Turn the update into action
Prepare for SSC Selection Post
Review the exam structure and use a timed practice test instead of stopping at the announcement.
Frequently asked questions
What is a corrigendum, and does it change my SSC Selection Post application?
A corrigendum is a formal amendment to a notice already published. It carries the same authority as the document it amends, and it replaces the corrected part rather than sitting alongside it, so the original notice read on its own is out of date from the moment a corrigendum issues. Corrigenda most often revise vacancy counts, eligibility conditions, dates or the examination scheme. Read it against the original SSC Selection Post notification and check specifically whether anything it changes affects eligibility you have already relied on.
What is the SSC Selection Post exam pattern?
The Matriculation Level stage is 100 questions for 200 marks in 60 minutes, covering General Intelligence, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude and English Language. Wrong answers are penalised 0.5 per question. Every figure is taken from the official source linked on the pattern page and carries the date it was last checked.
Are there free SSC Selection Post mock tests?
Yes. There are 36 free tests for SSC Selection Post on TakeMockTest, with no sign-up and no paywall. Each is marked to the exam's own scheme rather than a flat one mark per question, so the score you see reflects what the same attempt would earn in the real paper.
How is this update verified, and how current is it?
This summary was written from Staff Selection Commission's own published notice, which is linked on this page, and it records the date that source was last checked rather than the date this page was generated. That is the limit of the claim: it says the notice read as summarised on that date. Conducting bodies revise dates, vacancy counts and eligibility conditions without notice, so confirm anything you are about to act on against the official source before you act.