Maharashtra Kamgar Vibhag Saralseva Exam 2026 (Gat-K) – Nirikshak, Lekhpal, Laghutanklekhak

Maharashtra Labour Department (Kamgar Vibhag) has released an official notification for recruitment to 88 posts of Nirikshak (Inspector), Lekhpal (Accountant), and Laghutanklekhak (Stenographer) under the Saralseva Pariksha Gat-K 2026. These vacancies are spread across various Mathadi, Security Guard and Labour Boards throughout Maharashtra. Eligible candidates can apply online through mahakamgar.maharashtra.gov.in from 13 May 2026 to 12 June 2026. Selection will be based on a single written examination of 200 marks covering Marathi, English, General Knowledge, Aptitude, and Labour Laws. No negative marking applies, and normalization will be used if the exam is held in multiple shifts. WHY APPLY FOR THIS JOB? 1. Job Security: Government employment under Maharashtra Labour Department offers permanent status with protection under service rules, making this one of the most secure career choices in India. 2. Competitive Salary and Benefits: Nirikshak and Lekhpal positions offer S-13 salary scale (₹35,400–₹1,12,400), while Laghutanklekhak positions offer S-8 scale (₹25,500–₹81,100). This includes DA, HRA, medical allowances, and pension benefits. 3. Career Growth: These are gazetted officer-track positions with opportunities for promotions, departmental training, and higher postings across Maharashtra. 4. Work-Life Balance: Government positions in the Labour Department typically offer reasonable working hours, paid leave, and stable posting locations across your preferred district. HOW TO PREPARE 1. Master Labour Laws: This is the core subject specific to this exam. Study Maharashtra Labour Laws, Factory Act, Building and Other Construction Workers Act, and Industrial Disputes Act thoroughly with case examples. 2. Build English and Marathi Strength: Dedicate equal time to both languages. For English, focus on grammar, reading comprehension, and basic writing. For Marathi, improve vocabulary and writing speed through daily practice. 3. Strengthen General Knowledge and Current Affairs: Keep updated on Maharashtra government schemes, recent labour policy changes, and national current affairs. Read newspapers regularly and maintain a monthly GK notebook. 4. Practice Aptitude and Reasoning: Solve previous year papers and mock tests focusing on numerical ability, logical reasoning, and data interpretation. Time management is crucial as you have limited time per question. 5. Mock Tests Strategy: Attempt at least 10 full-length mock exams under timed conditions to build speed and accuracy before the exam date. LOCATION-SPECIFIC PREPARATION TIPS Pune Candidates: Access to multiple coaching centres and libraries. Join offline study groups discussing Labour Laws interpretation to gain practical insights. Mumbai Candidates: Utilize online resources and coaching platforms available in abundance. Practice with candidates preparing across different boards for diverse perspectives. Nashik, Nagpur, and Aurangabad Candidates: Form study circles with local candidates. Focus on Hindi-medium resources and connect with senior officers posted in your regions for guidance on practical aspects. IMPORTANT TIPS BEFORE APPLYING 1. Document Checklist: Keep ready your educational certificates (degree, B.Com, typing certification), birth certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), and recent passport-size photographs (45mm x 35mm) and digital scanned versions. 2. Avoid Common Mistakes: Do not apply without checking eligibility for specific posts. Lekhpal applicants must have exactly 3 years of accounts experience. Laghutanklekhak applicants must possess valid typing certificates with required speeds. 3. Photo and Signature Specifications: Your photograph should be recent (not older than 6 months), clear, and taken against a white background. Your digital signature must be in black ink on white paper, scanned clearly. 4. Application Form Accuracy: Fill all fields carefully without typos. Double-check your educational qualification year, experience dates, and contact information before final submission. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q: What is the exact syllabus for the written exam? A: The exam covers 200 marks with sections in Marathi (40), English (40), General Knowledge (40), Aptitude (40), and Labour Laws (40). Detailed syllabus is available on mahakamgar.maharashtra.gov.in. Q: Is there a minimum qualifying score in each subject? A: No. You only need to achieve the overall cutoff score determined after the exam. Performance in one subject can compensate for another. Q: Can I apply for multiple posts simultaneously? A: No. You must choose one post during application. Choose based on your qualifications and career preference. Q: What happens if the exam is held in multiple shifts? A: Normalization will be applied to ensure fairness across all shifts. Your raw score will be converted to a normalized score for merit ranking. Q: Are there any reserved seats for different categories? A: Yes. Reserved category cand

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