Haryana government recruitment moves in cycles, and a computer-proficiency requirement shows up in most clerical and office-role notifications. This guide looks at the recent 2026 HSSC notifications, explains how that computer requirement actually works, and maps it to the right Hartron course — so you're ready when the next cycle opens. We stick to what the official notifications state; always confirm details on the official HSSC website for your exact post.
What HSSC released in mid-2026
Two large recruitment drives ran through the Haryana Staff Selection Commission in mid-2026. The HSSC CET Group D notification (Advertisement No. 05/2026) was published on 18 June 2026, with online applications open from 19 June to 5 July 2026. Separately, an HSSC Group C recruitment (1238 posts) ran its online registration window in late June 2026. Both application windows have now closed — treat the dates below as reference for how the next cycle is likely to run, not as open applications.
Application windows close fast — often two to three weeks. The candidates who apply calmly are usually the ones whose qualifications were ready before the notification dropped.
How the computer requirement works
For these HSSC recruitments, the computer proficiency and typing test is qualifying in nature only — you must pass it, but the marks are not added to your merit list. In practice that means the computer test is a gate, not a scoring round: strong, steady computer skills clear it comfortably, and a recognised computer qualification is the surest way to build them. This is separate from the SETC written-test exemption path, which we cover in our SETC exemption guide.
Recent Haryana notifications at a glance
| Notification | Application window (2026) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| HSSC CET Group D (Adv. 05/2026) | 19 June – 5 July | Closed |
| HSSC Group C (1238 posts) | Late June (approx. 24–30 June) | Closed |
Dates and vacancy counts are as reported for the 2026 cycle and are given here for reference only. Verify every figure against the official notification on hssc.gov.in before you act on it.
Which Hartron course maps to the requirement
For clerk and general office posts, the CCA (Course in Computer Application) is the natural fit — a 52-week, government-recognised qualification that also carries the SETC written-test exemption for the Clerk Post. If the role leans towards accounts (junior accountant, Tally, GST), the CDA (Course in Digital Accounting) covers the same computer foundation plus practical accounting. Both are NCVET-approved and NSQF-aligned.
What to do before the next cycle
- Watch the source — check hssc.gov.in directly rather than relying on forwarded messages.
- Read the eligibility clause — note the exact computer-qualification line for your target post.
- Get qualified in advance — a 52-week course like CCA or CDA should be finished before you apply, not started after.
Frequently asked questions
Which Haryana government jobs opened in 2026?
Two large HSSC drives ran in mid-2026: the CET Group D notification (Advertisement No. 05/2026, applications 19 June to 5 July 2026) and an HSSC Group C recruitment for 1238 posts in late June. Both application windows have since closed. Always verify current openings on the official HSSC website, hssc.gov.in.
Is the computer test in HSSC recruitment counted in the merit list?
For these HSSC recruitments the computer proficiency and typing test is qualifying in nature only — you must pass it, but the marks are not added to your merit score. Confirm this against the official notification for your specific post.
Which Hartron course fits a Haryana clerk or office post?
For clerk and general office roles, CCA (Course in Computer Application) is the natural fit and also carries the SETC written-test exemption for the Clerk Post. For accounts-focused roles, CDA (Course in Digital Accounting) adds Tally and GST practice.
How long are CCA and CDA, and what do they cost at Hartron Hisar?
Both CCA and CDA are 52 weeks and cost Rs 20,000, or Rs 18,000 as a one-time lumpsum.