The Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) has published a notice listing online applications rejected under Advertisement No. IIE-46/2025-5919/OSSC for the Combined Graduate Level Recruitment Examination (CGLRE) for Group-B & Group-C Specialist Posts/Services-2025. Here’s what the notice covers, the common grounds for rejection, and how candidates can check their own status.
OSSC CGLRE Specialist Rejection List 2026 – Quick Overview
OSSC CGLRE Specialist Rejection List 2026 – Important Dates
OSSC CGLRE Specialist Rejection List 2026 – Download Link
The OSSC CGLRE Specialist Rejection List 2026 has been released for candidates who applied under Advertisement No. IIE-46/2025-5919/OSSC for Group-B and Group-C Specialist Posts. Applicants can check the official rejection list to verify their application status, understand the reason for rejection, and stay informed about further recruitment updates.
Download OSSC CGLRE Specialist Rejection List 2026
Why Applications Were Rejected: Common Grounds
The OSSC notice lists each rejected application against a specific ground. Based on the published notice, rejections generally fall into these categories:
- Incomplete Personal Details – mandatory personal information fields left blank or invalid.
- Incomplete Address Details – address section of the form not properly filled.
- Incomplete Qualification Details – educational qualification information missing or not properly entered.
- Examination Fee Not Paid – the application fee was not paid or could not be verified.
- Photo Not Uploaded – passport-size photograph missing from the application.
- Required Certificate Not Uploaded – category-specific documents not attached, such as a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for in-service candidates, a disability certificate/UDID card for PwBD candidates, or an ex-servicemen discharge certificate/PPO/identity card, where applicable.
- Application Not Submitted – the candidate started but never completed final submission of the online form.
Many rejected applications show multiple grounds together (for example, missing personal details, address details, qualification details, and photo, all at once), which typically indicates the form was left incomplete rather than fully submitted.
How to Check Your Application/Rejection Status
- Visit the official OSSC website: ossc.gov.in.
- Go to the notices/downloads section and locate the notice titled “List of applications rejected along with grounds of their rejection” for Advertisement No. IIE-46/2025-5919/OSSC.
- Open the published PDF and search for your registration number (not your name) to find your status and the exact ground of rejection, if any.
- If your registration number does not appear in the rejection list, your application was accepted for further processing.
For privacy reasons, this article does not reproduce the list of rejected applicants – candidates should verify their individual status directly on the official OSSC portal using their registration number and login credentials.
What to Do If Your Application Was Rejected
- Read the specific ground of rejection listed against your registration number carefully.
- Check the official OSSC website and notice board for any window to raise a grievance or objection against the rejection – this was not specified in the notice reviewed for this article, so candidates should confirm directly with OSSC whether such a window exists for this recruitment cycle.
- If no grievance window is available, watch for future OSSC recruitment notifications for the next opportunity to apply.
- Keep all required documents (photo, certificates, NOC, fee receipt) ready in advance for future applications to avoid similar rejection.
Important Instructions
- OSSC’s decision on eligibility, acceptance, or rejection of applications is final and binding.
- Always use the official OSSC website (ossc.gov.in) to verify any notice, date, or list – do not rely solely on third-party job portals for critical information.
- Canvassing in any form for the recruitment can lead to disqualification.
- Retain your registration number and login credentials safely, as they are required to check status, download admit cards, and track further updates.