Education
Odisha Opens 7,268 Uniformed Posts for Application
Reported by Abhishek Tiwari (Copy Editor) · Indian Express - Education ·
Confirmed by a second source: Hindustan Times - Education
The Odisha Uniformed Services Staff Selection Commission has released the recruitment notification for the Combined Uniformed Services Examination 2026 to fill 7,268 vacancies across seven posts. Online applications began on October 23, and eligible candidates can apply on the official website until November 12 at 10 pm.
Vacancy Details
Constable (Civil) has the largest share with 4,219 vacancies, followed by Constable OISF with 2,212 posts. Other openings include 317 for Firefighter, 300 for Constable (Communication), 154 for Driver PMT, 62 for Firefighting Driver, and 4 for Traffic Constable. Educational requirements differ by post, with most requiring Class 12 or Class 10 qualifications, along with specific driving licences or technical subjects where applicable.
Selection Process
Applicants must pass a written examination, physical measurement tests, and physical efficiency tests. Driving posts require an additional driving test, followed by medical examinations and document verification. Age limits are calculated as of January 1, 2026, with relaxations varying by category.
Context
Large-scale state police and uniform recruitments are common regular processes conducted by government commissions to fill operational gaps in law enforcement and fire services. Candidates must carefully review official guidelines and physical standards before applying to avoid rejection.
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