DSSSB Advt. 04/2026 Combined Exam: SPA, PA, JJA Posts

DSSSB has published Vacancy Notice/Advertisement No. 04/2026 for the Combined Examination, 2026. The notice is dated 30-09-2026. It covers Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant, Junior Judicial Assistant, Process Server and Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon.

This post keeps to what the notice title and date confirm. We have not been given the vacancy numbers, last date, fee, age limit or skill test rules here, so we do not quote them. Read those from the official notice before you plan anything.

Below you will find the steps to read the notice properly, a checklist of what to look for, and a simple plan to prepare for typing while you wait for details.

What the notice confirms

The official title reads: Vacancy Notice/Advertisement No. 04/2026 Combined Examination, 2026 for Senior Personal Assistant, Personal Assistant, Junior Judicial Assistant, Process Server & Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon. The date on it is 30-09-2026.

So one combined exam is announced for five post names under a single advertisement number. When you search for this notice, use the number 04/2026. Delhi government bodies issue many advertisements, and the number is the easiest way to be sure you are on the right page.

The notice is on the DSSSB website. Here is the link: official DSSSB notice for Advt. No. 04/2026.

Posts covered in this advertisement

Five posts are named:

• Senior Personal Assistant (SPA)
• Personal Assistant (PA)
• Junior Judicial Assistant (JJA)
• Process Server
• Peon/Orderly/Dak Peon

These posts are not the same. The qualification, pay level and skill requirements can differ from post to post. Do not assume that a rule for one post applies to another. Open the notice and find the row or section for your post.

If you want to apply for more than one post, check whether the notice allows it and whether each post needs a separate application or post code. That detail is in the notice, not here.

What you must check in the official notice

Do this with the PDF open and a pen in hand. Write each answer down.

1. Number of vacancies for each post, and category-wise split if given.
2. Application start and last date. Note the time of closing too, if mentioned.
3. Application fee and any exemption.
4. Educational qualification for your post.
5. Age limit and the date on which age is counted.
6. Exam pattern: tiers, marks, negative marking, syllabus.
7. Skill test: whether typing or stenography applies to your post, the language, the speed and the time.
8. Documents to upload, with size and format.

Many candidates miss item 7 because they read only the first page. The skill test detail often sits further down, or in a separate part of the notice. Scroll to the end.

Typing and skill test: what to look for

For posts like SPA, PA and JJA, candidates naturally ask about typing. We do not have the skill test rules for this advertisement, so we will not guess a speed or a time limit.

When you find the skill test section, note these points:

• Is the test in English, Hindi, or both?
• What is the required speed, and is it counted in words per minute or key depressions per hour?
• How many minutes do you get?
• How are mistakes counted, and is backspace allowed?
• Is the test qualifying only, or do marks count towards selection?

Different exams count mistakes in different ways. For an idea of how full and half mistakes work in another exam, see SSC CHSL typing test: full and half mistakes explained. Use it only to understand the idea. The DSSSB rule is whatever the DSSSB notice says.

How to prepare while you wait for details

You do not need the exact speed to start. Good typing habits help in any test.

Build accuracy first. Type slowly and clean for the first week. Speed comes after your fingers know where the keys are. A fast passage with many errors usually scores worse than a slower, clean one.

Practise on a full-size keyboard. If you only use a phone, your hands will feel strange in the exam hall. Even thirty minutes a day on a real keyboard helps.

Pick your language early. If the notice offers a choice, decide and practise only that. Switching late costs you time. Our post on choosing the typing language for a DSSSB post explains how to think about this.

Practise with full-length passages. Use a timer. Check your errors after each attempt and note which words or punctuation marks cause them.

Earlier posts on this advertisement

We have already covered this advertisement from other angles. You can read our earlier post on Advt. No. 04/2026 for more on the posts. If any detail there differs from the official notice, trust the official notice.

Always keep the DSSSB website as your final reference. Notices can be corrected or updated after publication, so check the site again before you submit the form.

Common mistakes before applying

• Applying from a forwarded message instead of the official notice.
• Not checking the age cut-off date.
• Uploading a photo or signature in the wrong size.
• Leaving the application to the last day, when the website runs slow.
• Not saving the application number and a copy of the submitted form.

None of these is hard to avoid. They only need a calm hour and the notice in front of you.

What to do this week

• Open the official DSSSB notice for Advt. No. 04/2026 today and read it fully, including the last page.
• Write down vacancies, dates, fee and eligibility for your post in a notebook.
• Find the skill test section and note the language, speed and time before you choose what to practise.
• Start with accuracy drills for 20 to 30 minutes a day on a real keyboard.
• Keep your documents scanned and ready in the required size and format.
• Check the DSSSB website again before you submit the form, in case the notice is updated.

Source: official notice. Always confirm dates and rules on the official website. Prepared with AI help and checked by the ANR Typing team.