Govt MTS and Group D Jobs 2026
Multi-Tasking Staff, peon, attendant and other Group D vacancies, mostly open to 10th pass candidates. A recruitment is listed here when the post appears in its title or vacancy details. Always read the post-wise eligibility in the notification.
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Mahoba District Basic Education Office Recruitment 2026
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Ghaziabad District Basic Education Office Recruitment 2026
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Haryana FSL DNA Division Contractual Staff Recruitment 2026
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Government Mts Jobs: Eligibility, Pay and Selection
At a Glance
- Usual qualification
- 10th pass; some posts accept 8th pass
- Central pay level
- Level 1 (₹18,000 basic)
- Main recruiters
- SSC (MTS and Havaldar), central departments, state staff boards, courts and universities
What MTS and Group D Staff Do
Multi-Tasking Staff handle the practical side of an office: moving files, keeping records in order, photocopying and dispatch, opening and closing offices, and helping with simple tasks. In central government, MTS replaced the older Group D posts such as peon and daftary.
Courts, hospitals, universities and state departments still advertise posts under older names like peon, attendant, chowkidar or office subordinate. The work is similar.
What MTS Staff Are Asked to Do
- Carrying files and papers between sections and officers.
- Photocopying, scanning, dispatch and simple record keeping.
- Keeping the office, records room and equipment in order.
- Helping with routine tasks such as delivering letters within the building or city.
Main Ways In
| Recruitment | Conducted by | Qualification | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-Tasking Staff and Havaldar | SSC | 10th pass | Level 1 |
| Group D / peon / attendant | State staff selection boards and departments | 8th or 10th pass, by state | State pay rules |
| Court peon, process server, chowkidar | High Courts and district courts | 8th or 10th pass | Court scales |
| Multi-Tasking Staff in institutes | AIIMS, universities, research institutes | 10th pass | Level 1 |
What the Exam Usually Tests
SSC MTS has a single computer-based exam in two sessions: numerical and mathematical ability, reasoning, general English and general awareness. Havaldar candidates also take a physical test of walking and cycling. Many court and department recruitments use a short written test or interview instead.
Selection
SSC MTS selection is a computer-based exam in reasoning, numeracy, general English and general awareness. Havaldar posts add a physical test. State and court recruitment often uses a short written test or interview, and some is based on merit in qualifying marks.
Career Growth
MTS is an entry point, not a ceiling. Central departments keep a share of clerk posts for promotion from MTS through departmental exams, and many staff move up to clerical and supervisory posts over their careers.
Age Limit and Applying for Mts Jobs
There is no single age limit for mts posts: each notification sets the minimum and maximum age for its own posts, the date on which age is counted and the documents to upload. Central government recruitment covers the standard age relaxations, the documents most recruiters ask for and how the online application works; state recruiters set their own relaxations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the salary of SSC MTS?
SSC MTS is a Level 1 post with a basic pay of ₹18,000 a month, plus dearness allowance, house rent allowance and transport allowance depending on the city of posting.
Can graduates apply for MTS posts?
Yes. 10th pass is the minimum, and higher qualifications are accepted for SSC MTS and most similar posts.
Is MTS a permanent government job?
Yes. SSC MTS and most departmental MTS posts are regular posts with pay, allowances and pension under central rules.
Can MTS staff be promoted to clerk?
Yes. A share of clerk posts in central departments is filled by promoting MTS staff, usually through a departmental exam after some years of service.
What is the age limit for SSC MTS?
Recent notices set 18 to 25 years for most MTS posts and 18 to 27 for Havaldar and some MTS posts, with relaxation for reserved categories.