Haryana Government Announces Biometric Verification Schedule for Group D Recruitment 2026
The Haryana Government has officially released a detailed notice outlining the biometric verification schedule for candidates selected under the Group D recruitment drive. This crucial process, conducted against Advertisement No. 01/2023, will be executed in offline mode across multiple administrative divisions to authenticate candidate identities before their final appointment to government positions.
Official Schedule and Division-Wise Verification Plan
According to the official notice issued on March 27, 2026, the biometric verification process is scheduled to take place from April 20 to April 30, 2026. The entire operation will be supervised by Divisional Commissioners and the Deputy Commissioner of Panchkula to ensure proper implementation and adherence to protocols.
A total of 13,246 selected candidates will undergo biometric verification across various divisions according to the following schedule:
- Ambala Division: 1,451 candidates will be verified on April 20, 2026
- Karnal Division: 1,662 candidates will be verified on April 21, 2026
- Rohtak Division: 3,750 candidates will be verified over two days - April 22 and April 23, 2026
- Hisar Division: 2,918 candidates will be verified over two days - April 24 and April 27, 2026
- Faridabad Division: 960 candidates will be verified on April 28, 2026
- Gurugram Division: 1,841 candidates will be verified on April 29, 2026
- Panchkula, Chandigarh and remaining candidates: 664 candidates will be verified on April 30, 2026
Strict Instructions for Smooth Conduct of Verification
The Haryana Human Resources Department has issued comprehensive instructions to all divisions to ensure adequate arrangements are made for the verification process. Departments and commissioners have been directed to implement proper logistical support and infrastructure to facilitate the smooth execution of biometric verification across all locations.
Authorities have been mandated to maintain detailed records including the number of candidates who report for verification, the number of absentees, successful verifications completed, and cases where biometric discrepancies are identified. To oversee this process effectively, nodal officers will be appointed in each department to monitor candidate attendance and manage the verification proceedings.
Mandatory Process with Serious Consequences
The biometric verification has been declared compulsory for all selected candidates, serving as a critical identity confirmation step before final appointment. Candidates who fail to appear for their scheduled verification or whose biometric data shows mismatches may face disqualification from the selection process entirely.
Selected candidates have been strongly advised to thoroughly review their divisional schedule and arrive punctually at their designated verification venues. They must carry valid identification documents as specified in the official notice. Failure to comply with these requirements could result in cancellation of candidature despite previous selection in the recruitment process.
The Haryana Government emphasizes that this biometric verification represents the final procedural step before successful candidates receive their official appointment letters for Group D positions across various government departments in the state.
