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The board is empty on purpose. A listing only goes up once its dates, fee and eligibility have been read against the commission’s own notice — and a sarkari page carrying a wrong last date does more damage than no page at all.
The guides below are live now, and they cover the rules that sit underneath every notification.
Every notification implements an office memorandum that almost nobody links to. These are those.
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The photograph and signature rules that get applications rejected
A blurred or miniature signature gets an application rejected summarily, and so does photographing an existing photograph. The same notice also offers…
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Which scribe and compensatory-time rules are actually in force
The revised comprehensive guidelines dated 1 August 2025 have never come into effect. They have been held in abeyance through four extension…
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Who is exempt from the SSC application fee — and who is not
The SSC application fee is ₹100 and five groups do not pay it: women candidates, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Persons with Benchmark…
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What the crucial date actually fixes, and what it does not
The crucial date is not a deadline for your paperwork. It is the day on which you must actually fall within the…
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Who can actually sign an EWS Income and Asset certificate
The DoPT order lists the officers who may issue an EWS Income and Asset certificate, and says a certificate from one of…
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Which financial year goes on an EWS Income and Asset certificate
An EWS certificate is described by two financial years at once — the year it is valid for, which is the year…
What this board does that the others do not
Every sarkari site republishes the notification. This one links to it.
Each listing carries the notice number, the date the notice was actually read, and an Official source block that sends you to the commission’s own PDF on its own domain. Nothing here is rehosted to keep you on the page.
Where a figure could not be confirmed against the notice, the row is left out rather than filled in. A blank looks worse. A wrong last date is worse still.
What is settled, and what is not
Rules in this niche move. Where a page states a figure or a rule, it carries the date it was last checked against the official document. This table is the short version.
| Question | The position | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Does an OBC certificate expire? | No fixed validity period can be determined. Your status on the crucial date is what counts. | DoPT O.M. 36033/4/97-Estt.(Res.), 25 July 2003 |
| What is the OBC creamy-layer income limit? | ₹8 lakh, and salary and agricultural income are not counted towards it. | DoPT O.M. 36033/1/2013-Estt.(Res.), 13 September 2017 |
| What is the EWS income limit? | Below ₹8 lakh gross annual family income, counting every source, for the financial year before the year of application. | DoPT O.M. 36039/1/2019-Estt.(Res), 31 January 2019 |
| Which scribe rules apply to exams right now? | The guidelines of 29 August 2018 and 10 August 2022. The revised 2025 guidelines are in abeyance. | DEPwD O.M. P-13013/75/2023-Policy, 25 June 2026 and 1 July 2026 |
| Is the SSC application fee refundable? | No, under any circumstances, and it cannot be adjusted against another examination. | SSC Advertisement No. Phase-XIV/2026, para 12.5 |
What this site is not
It is not a recruitment body, a coaching institute, or an agent. Nothing here is sold, and no notification on this board was written by anyone connected to the recruitment it describes.
It is also not the official notice. Where this site and the commission’s document disagree, the document is right and this site has a correction to publish.
How to use it
Start from the notification you are actually applying against. Open its official PDF from the listing — that link is the point of the page.
Then use the guides for the paragraph in it you could not parse: which certificate, which financial year, which date fixes what.
No recruitment body in India charges a fee for a job, a result, or a place on a merit list. Anyone who asks you for money to arrange either is committing an offence. Results appear only on the commission’s own site, on a .gov.in or .nic.in address.
Questions people actually ask
Is Creekview a university?
No. Creekview is not a university, not a government body and not affiliated with any recruitment board. It does not run courses, award degrees or process any application. The domain name is a leftover from what the site used to be.
Where do the facts on this site come from?
From the government order or recruitment notice itself. Every page carries an Official source block linking out to the document on its own .gov.in or .nic.in domain, and a Sources list at the foot.
Does Creekview publish notifications and results?
No. This site explains the paperwork and the rules underneath a notification. For the notification itself, go to the commission’s own website.
Who publishes this, and why you should check it
Creekview is written and checked by Rajesh Kumar, who has not cleared any of these examinations, does not work for a recruitment board, and sells no coaching. What he does is read the official notice and write down what it says, with the link.
Creekview is not a university and not a government body. It does not run courses, award degrees, accept admissions, or process any application. Nothing here is an official notification, and nothing here is legal advice.
Dates, fees and eligibility in this niche change without notice. Every page carries the date it was last checked against the official source — and when something turns out to be wrong, the change is logged in public.