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Sarkari Result Age Calculator 2026 : Govt Job Age Limit & Relaxation Checker

Calculate your exact age as on exam cutoff date in Years, Months, and Days. Check category-wise upper age relaxation for SSC, UPSC, Railway RRB, Banking, and Police vacancies.

Sarkari Result Age Calculator 2026

Precise Age as on Cutoff Date + Central & State Category Age Relaxation

Select your date of birth as mentioned in your Class 10th / Matriculation Certificate.

Quick Cutoff:

Category relaxation is added to the general maximum age prescribed in the official notice.

Standard age brackets as notified in official recruitment rules.

Your Exact Age As On 1 August 2026
26Years
7Months
0Days

Total Lived: 9,709 days (1,387 weeks) • Next Birthday in 63 days (Friday)

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SSC CGL (Group B & C)

Congratulations! You satisfy the age criteria (18 to 32 years) for SSC CGL (Group B & C) under General (UR) / EWS category.

Prescribed Age: 18 to 32 Years
Category Relaxation: +0 Years (General (UR) / EWS)
Effective Max Age: 32 Years

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Standard Central & State Government Age Relaxation Rules (DoPT Norms)2026 Guidelines
Category CodeCandidate CategoryAge RelaxationStatutory Conditions & Remarks
01General (UR) / EWSNil (0 Years)Must fall strictly within the base prescribed age limit of the notification.
02OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)+3 YearsValid Central OBC-NCL certificate issued within the prescribed financial year required.
03SC / ST Candidates+5 YearsApplicable to all Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes across all recruitments.
04PwD (General / EWS)+10 YearsRequires UDID card or minimum 40% benchmark disability medical certificate.
05PwD (OBC-NCL)+13 YearsCumulative benefit of 10 years (disability) + 3 years (OBC-NCL reservation).
06PwD (SC / ST)+15 YearsCumulative benefit of 10 years (disability) + 5 years (SC/ST reservation).
07Ex-Servicemen (ESM)+3 YearsMilitary service period is deducted from actual age, plus 3 years relaxation.
08Central Govt Civilian EmployeesUp to 40 YearsCandidates with minimum 3 years regular continuous service in Central Government.

How to Calculate Age for Government Job Online Forms:

  1. Find the Crucial Date: Open the official notification PDF and locate the “Age Limit” heading (usually Section 4 or 5). Look for the exact phrase: “Candidate must have attained the age of X years and must not have exceeded Y years as on [DD/MM/YYYY]”.
  2. Check Date of Birth in Class 10th Certificate: Verify the exact day, month, and year written on your High School / Matriculation certificate. Government recruiting boards do not accept Aadhaar card DOB if it differs from the matric certificate.
  3. Calculate Completed Years, Months & Days: Subtract your Date of Birth from the Crucial Cutoff Date. For example, if you were born on 15th March 2002 and the cutoff date is 1st August 2026, your exact age is 24 Years, 4 Months, and 17 Days.
  4. Apply Category Age Relaxation: If your age exceeds the general maximum limit, check if you belong to OBC-NCL (+3 years), SC/ST (+5 years), or PwD (+10 to +15 years) and have valid certificates issued before the application closing date.
Frequently Asked Questions — Sarkari Age Limit & Relaxation

Q1: How is age calculated for Sarkari Naukri in India?

In Indian government job recruitment, age is calculated as on a specific 'Cutoff Date' specified in the official gazette notification (most commonly 1st January or 1st August of the recruitment year). Your exact age in completed years, months, and days is measured between your Date of Birth (as recorded in your Class 10th / Matriculation Certificate) and the specified cutoff date.

Q2: What is the standard age relaxation for OBC candidates in Central Govt jobs?

As per the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) guidelines, candidates belonging to the Other Backward Classes (OBC) Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) receive an upper age relaxation of 3 years over and above the general maximum age limit. Note that candidates belonging to the Creamy Layer are treated as General (UR) candidates and do not receive age relaxation.

Q3: What is the age relaxation for SC and ST candidates in government jobs?

Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidates receive an upper age relaxation of 5 years across all Central Government, Railway, SSC, UPSC, Banking, and State Government recruitment notifications. There is also usually no limit on the number of attempts for SC/ST candidates in exams like UPSC Civil Services.

Q4: How much age relaxation is provided to PwD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities)?

Candidates with Benchmark Disabilities receive significant age relaxation: General (UR)/EWS PwD candidates receive 10 years, OBC (NCL) PwD candidates receive 13 years (10 + 3), and SC/ST PwD candidates receive 15 years (10 + 5) of upper age relaxation in Central Government Group A, B, C, and D recruitments.

Q5: What is the cutoff date for age calculation in SSC exams (CGL, CHSL, MTS)?

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) typically establishes two standard cutoff dates: For exams whose examination is held in the first half of the year, the cutoff date is 1st January of that year. For exams held in the second half of the year, the cutoff date is 1st August of that year. Always verify the exact crucial date in Section 5 of the specific exam notice.

Q6: Which certificate is accepted as proof of Date of Birth in government exams?

Across all Central and State government recruitment bodies (UPSC, SSC, RRB, IBPS, State PSCs), the only universally accepted proof of Date of Birth is the Class 10th (Matriculation / Secondary School Examination) Certificate or Marksheet showing the candidate's date of birth. Aadhaar card or hospital birth certificates are generally not accepted as primary proof during document verification.

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