The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released Advertisement No. 11/2026 for recruitment by selection. The official UPSC Advertisement No. 11/2026 notification PDF covers seven posts. These are in two central ministries, the New Delhi Municipal Council, the Government of NCT of Delhi and the Administration of the Union Territory of Ladakh. Online applications open on 12 September 2026 at upsconline.nic.in. The posts suit doctors, law graduates and journalism graduates who already have work experience.
There are 212 vacancies in total. A full post-wise breakdown with pay levels and category splits follows below. Postings are in Delhi, Nagpur, the National Capital Territory of Delhi and the Union Territory of Ladakh. Candidates should check all details in the article below.
Information verified from the official Union Public Service Commission Advertisement No. 11/2026. Last verified: 10 September 2026.
The Union Public Service Commission is recruiting for 212 posts through Advertisement No. 11/2026. Applications are online only, at upsconline.nic.in. The last date is 1800 Hrs on 2 October 2026 for every post except the Ladakh post, which closes on 9 October 2026. Selection is by shortlisting followed by an interview, and the Commission may hold a Recruitment Test.
Quick summary of UPSC Recruitment 2026 | Advt No. 11/2026
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) |
| Advertisement No. | 11/2026 |
| Total vacancy | 212 Posts |
| Posts | 7 (medical, legal, editorial) |
| Pay | Level-07 to Level-11 in the 7th CPC Pay Matrix |
| Application mode | Online, at upsconline.nic.in |
| Eligibility | Graduate degree in the relevant field, with experience |
| Selection | Shortlisting, Recruitment Test if held, interview |
| Place of posting | Delhi, Nagpur, NCT of Delhi, UT of Ladakh |
| Last date | 1800 Hrs on 2 October 2026 (9 October 2026 for the Ladakh post) |
| Application fee | ₹25 |
Also Read: SSC SI Recruitment 2026
About UPSC
The Union Public Service Commission is India’s central recruiting agency. It is a constitutional body under Article 315 of the Constitution of India. Most candidates know it for the Civil Services Examination. It also fills Group A and Group B posts in central ministries and departments by selection, which is the route used here. Selection means shortlisting on qualification and experience, followed by an interview at the Commission. Our full guide to UPSC recruitment and exams explains how these selections differ from the written exams.

Local context and how it compares
The headquarters for the two Assistant Professor posts is Delhi. Officers appointed there can be posted anywhere in India. The Assistant Editor post sits in Nagpur, Maharashtra, again with service liability anywhere in India. The two New Delhi Municipal Council posts and the Assistant Public Prosecutor posts are based in Delhi. The Ladakh post is open only to domiciles of the Union Territory of Ladakh.
Where a Recruitment Test is held, the notification lists Kolkata and Dispur (Guwahati) among the centres. Both are reachable by rail from north Bengal and by road from Sikkim. This is added context, not part of the official notification. Confirm with the hiring office. Interviews are held at the Commission in Delhi.
Important dates
Applications close at a fixed time on the last day, not at midnight. The Commission has also set two different closing dates in this advertisement.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Online application starts | 12 September 2026 |
| Last date (all posts except Ladakh) | 1800 Hrs on 2 October 2026 |
| Last date (Ladakh post only) | 9 October 2026 |
| Date for deciding eligibility | The closing date for that post |
| Interview date | To be intimated separately |
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Vacancy details and salary
| Post | Department | Posts | Pay Level | Category Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Specialist Grade III Assistant Professor (Anatomy) | Health and Family Welfare | 4 | Level-11 plus NPA | UR-01, EWS-01, SC-02 |
| Specialist Grade III Assistant Professor (General Medicine) | Health and Family Welfare | 60 | Level-11 plus NPA | UR-13, EWS-10, OBC-30, SC-05, ST-02 |
| Assistant Editor | Indian Bureau of Mines | 2 | Level-07 | UR-01, SC-01 |
| Specialist Grade II (Junior Scale) Anaesthesiology | New Delhi Municipal Council | 1 | Level-11 plus NPA | ST-01 |
| Specialist Grade II (Junior Scale) Pediatrics | New Delhi Municipal Council | 1 | Level-11 plus NPA | EWS-01 |
| Assistant Public Prosecutor | Directorate of Prosecution, NCT of Delhi | 140 | Level-10 | UR-50, EWS-14, OBC-37, SC-30, ST-09 |
| Public Law Officer / District Litigation Officer / Law Officer | Law and Justice, UT of Ladakh | 4 | Level-8 | ST-04 |
| Total | 212 |
NPA stands for non-practising allowance. The notification gives the pay level only, not a monthly figure.
Vacancy numbers for the online form
Each post has its own vacancy number. Candidates must pick the right one in the post-specific module.
| Post | Vacancy No. |
|---|---|
| Assistant Professor (Anatomy) | 26091101112 |
| Assistant Professor (General Medicine) | 26091102112 |
| Assistant Editor | 26091103412 |
| Specialist Grade II Anaesthesiology | 26091104512 |
| Specialist Grade II Pediatrics | 26091105512 |
| Assistant Public Prosecutor | 26091106212 |
| Public Law Officer, Ladakh | 26091107212 |
PwBD reservation
| Post | PwBD Posts | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Assistant Professor (General Medicine) | 3 | All three are backlog vacancies |
| Assistant Editor | 1 | Backlog vacancy |
| Assistant Public Prosecutor | 8 | Two are backlog posts |
| Public Law Officer, Ladakh | 1 | Reserved under category (a) |
The Anatomy post and the two New Delhi Municipal Council posts carry no PwBD reservation. The Commission has marked them suitable for some PwBD categories. Candidates in those categories can apply and are considered on general merit.
Eligibility
Every post here needs a degree plus work experience. The lowest qualification accepted anywhere in this advertisement is a bachelor’s degree, so this is a graduate level vacancy.
Assistant Professor (Anatomy)
A post-graduate degree in the speciality listed in Section A of Schedule VI from a recognised teaching institute. The notification accepts MS (Anatomy), MD (Anatomy), DNB (Anatomy), MBBS with MSc (Anatomy), MSc (Medical Anatomy) with PhD (Medical Anatomy), or MSc (Medical Anatomy) with DSc (Medical Anatomy). Candidates also need three years’ teaching experience as Senior Resident, Tutor, Demonstrator, Registrar, Assistant Professor or Lecturer, gained after the first post-graduate degree.
Assistant Professor (General Medicine)
A recognised MBBS degree under the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. On top of that, a post-graduate degree: MD (Medicine), MD (General Medicine) or DNB (Medicine or General Medicine). Experience is three years’ teaching experience in the same posts listed above. Time served as a General Duty Medical Officer or Medical Officer does not count.
Assistant Editor
A bachelor’s degree in Journalism or Mass Communication from a recognised university or institute. A bachelor’s degree with Economics, Statistics or English as a subject also works, along with a one year diploma in Journalism or Mass Communication. Experience needed is three years in editing and publishing, in a publishing house, newspaper, news agency, publicity organisation or government organisation. A master’s degree and experience on publishing software are desirable qualifications.
Specialist Grade II Anaesthesiology and Pediatrics (NDMC)
Both posts need a recognised medical qualification under the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. For Anaesthesiology, the post-graduate qualification can be MD or MS (Anesthesiology), DA of two years, FFARCS by examination, the Speciality Board of Anesthesiology (USA), or the DA diploma. For Paediatrics, it is MD (Paediatrics) or the DCH diploma. Experience is three years after the degree, or five years after the diploma.
Assistant Public Prosecutor
A degree in law from a recognised university or institute, and three years’ experience at the bar. Experience as a government advocate is desirable. Contractual employees can get a one-time upper age relaxation of up to five years, if they have worked at least 180 days and meet the other conditions in the notification.
Public Law Officer, UT of Ladakh
A bachelor’s degree in law, professional or integrated, from a university established by law in India. Candidates need two years of actual practice at the bar, certified by the Principal District and Sessions Judge, the Registrar General of the High Court, or the Supreme Court. A valid domicile certificate of the Union Territory of Ladakh issued by a Tehsildar there is mandatory.
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Age limit as on the closing date
| Post | Upper age limit |
|---|---|
| Assistant Professor (Anatomy) | 40 years for UR/EWS, 45 years for SC |
| Assistant Professor (General Medicine) | 40 years for UR/EWS, 43 years for OBC, 45 years for SC/ST |
| Assistant Editor | 30 years for UR, 35 years for SC |
| Specialist Grade II Anaesthesiology | 50 years for ST |
| Specialist Grade II Pediatrics | 45 years for EWS |
| Assistant Public Prosecutor | 35 years for UR/EWS, 38 years for OBC, 40 years for SC/ST |
| Public Law Officer, Ladakh | 40 years for ST |
Age is further relaxable by up to 10 years for PwBD candidates, subject to a maximum age of 56 years on the closing date. Central and UT government servants get up to five years. Ex-servicemen get five years under the conditions in the notification. Candidates can check their exact age on the cut-off date using our age calculator.
Selection process
This is recruitment by selection, so there is no fixed written exam. Merely holding the minimum qualification does not entitle a candidate to an interview call.
- Submit the online application with all supporting documents.
- If applications are large, the Commission shortlists candidates. It may use the desirable qualification, a higher qualification, higher experience, experience counted before or after the qualification, or a Recruitment Test.
- Appear for the Recruitment Test, if one is held.
- Appear for the interview at UPSC, Delhi, with the printout of the online application and original documents.
The minimum level of suitability in the interview is 50 marks for UR, 45 for OBC and 40 for SC/ST/PH, out of 100. Where a Recruitment Test is held, candidates must clear both stages. Outstation candidates called for interview get the Commission’s contribution towards travel, restricted to second or sleeper class train fare by mail or express. They must carry two filled TA bill forms and hard copies of tickets.
Application fee
The fee is ₹25, paid by Visa, Master or RuPay credit or debit card, by UPI, or through internet banking.
- No fee for SC, ST and PwBD candidates.
- No fee for women candidates of any community.
- OBC, EWS and unreserved male candidates must pay the full fee.
- Fee once paid is not refunded.
Applications without the prescribed fee are rejected.
How to apply
- Open the official portal at https://upsconline.nic.in.
- Read the general instructions and the module-wise instructions on the home page first.
- Create an account and complete Universal Registration. The portal then generates a Universal Registration Number (URN).
- Fill the Common Application Form. Upload the photograph and capture a live photograph as the portal asks.
- Upload the signature. Sign three times, one below the other, on plain white paper in black ink.
- Fill the post-specific module using the correct vacancy number from the table above.
- Upload every supporting document as a separate PDF against each claim.
- Pay ₹25 if the fee applies.
- Submit before 1800 Hrs on 2 October 2026. For the Ladakh post the date is 9 October 2026.
- Take a printout of the submitted application.
Applications cannot be withdrawn after submission. No field can be corrected or changed later. The URN profile has a one time edit facility, and changes apply only to applications submitted after the profile is locked again.
Documents to keep ready
- Matriculation or Class 10 certificate showing date of birth
- Degree or diploma certificate for the qualification claimed
- Order or letter for any qualification claimed as equivalent
- Experience certificate in the prescribed proforma, from the head of the organisation, showing duration, basic pay and nature of duties
- Caste certificate for SC, ST or OBC candidates
- OBC non-creamy-layer declaration in the prescribed format
- Disability certificate in the prescribed proforma, issued by a duly constituted medical board
- Domicile certificate of UT of Ladakh for the Public Law Officer post
- Age relaxation certificate for ex-servicemen or government servants
- Declaration by candidates already in regular government service
- Details of one photo ID card, with Aadhaar advised by the Commission
Part-time, daily wage, visiting or guest faculty service is not counted as valid experience. Pay slips, resumes and unsigned experience certificates must not be uploaded. Experience certificates in the prescribed proforma often take time to get from a current or former employer, so candidates should start collecting them now. This is added context, not part of the official notification. Confirm with the hiring office.
Important links
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Official notification | UPSC Advertisement No. 11/2026 PDF |
| Apply online | UPSC Online Recruitment Application portal |
| Certificate formats | UPSC prescribed proforma for certificates |
| More vacancies | Latest government jobs across India |
For help with the form, fee payment or document upload, the Commission’s helpline is 011-24041001 or 011-40303444, and the email is upscsoap@nic.in. It works from 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. on working days during the application window.
Should you apply?
Assistant Public Prosecutor is the post most law graduates will look at, with 140 vacancies and Level-10 pay in Delhi. Three years at the bar is a real filter, so a fresh LLB graduate cannot apply yet. The medical posts are narrower. They ask for a specific post-graduate qualification plus three years of teaching experience in the same speciality, which rules out most serving medical officers. Two honest trade-offs are worth weighing. Private practice is barred for the medical posts, and NPA is the compensation for that. Officers in the two Assistant Professor posts are liable to serve anywhere in India, so Delhi is the headquarters, not a guarantee. The Ladakh post is closed to anyone without a Ladakh domicile certificate. The Assistant Public Prosecutor post will likely draw the widest field here, since it carries the most vacancies and the broadest qualification. This is added context, not part of the official notification. Confirm with the hiring office.
FAQs UPSC Recruitment 2026 Advt No. 112026
Is there a written exam for UPSC Advertisement No. 11/2026?
The advertisement does not fix a written exam. The Commission shortlists candidates for the interview, and one of the listed shortlisting methods is holding a Recruitment Test. Where that test is held, candidates must clear both the test and the interview.
What is the application fee for women candidates in UPSC Advt No. 11/2026?
There is no fee for women candidates of any community. SC, ST and PwBD candidates also pay nothing. OBC, EWS and unreserved male candidates pay ₹25 online, by card, UPI or internet banking.
Can candidates from outside Ladakh apply for the Public Law Officer post?
No. That post is only for domiciles of the Union Territory of Ladakh, under the Ladakh Civil Services decentralisation and Recruitment Rules, 2025. A valid domicile certificate from a Tehsildar in the UT of Ladakh administration is required.
Do candidates get travel allowance for the UPSC interview?
Yes. Candidates coming from outside Delhi get the Commission’s contribution towards travel, restricted to second or sleeper class mail or express train fare. They must bring two filled TA bill forms and hard copies of tickets. Payment is made online to the bank account.

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