No, the application fee must be paid within the fee-payment window mentioned in the notification. The fee window usually closes on or shortly after the form’s last date. Once the window closes, the payment link is disabled and cannot be ...
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Most exam portals now accept only online payment through UPI, debit card, credit card or net banking. A few exams still allow offline payment through a bank challan — this is always mentioned in the official notification. If challan payment ...
Many exam bodies fully exempt women candidates from the application fee — UPSC and SSC are well-known examples. The exemption applies at the time of payment; you simply skip the fee step during form submission. Not every exam offers it, ...
If an SSC application fee payment fails, the amount is auto-reversed to your bank account or wallet. The reversal is handled by the payment gateway and usually takes a few working days. Do not make a second payment until the ...
Generally, application fees are non-refundable once paid, and notifications usually state this clearly. If the recruiting body itself cancels the exam or the whole recruitment, it may announce a refund — but this is decided case by case. Duplicate or ...
SSC does not take a second charge for a failed payment — the amount is usually auto-reversed by your bank within a few working days. Keep your transaction or UTR reference number and check your bank statement before paying again.
Wait for the payment status to update in your SSC application before retrying. Log in again and check whether the fee shows as paid, to avoid a double charge. If it is unpaid, re-initiate payment through the fee payment link ...
First check both transaction statuses on the portal — sometimes one of the duplicate payments fails and reverses automatically within a few days. If both payments show as successful, contact the exam helpdesk immediately with both transaction or UTR reference ...
Yes — most central government exams exempt SC and ST candidates from the application fee. Women, PwD and ex-servicemen candidates also get fee exemption in many central exams. State government exams follow their own state rules, so always read the ...