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Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has notified 675 vacancies for Trained Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) under Post Code 41/26 in the Directorate of Education, Government of NCT of Delhi. This is the single largest TGT-CS opening of 2026 — Pay Level 7 (₹44,900–₹1,42,400), no experience needed, and an objective Computer Based Test. Here is everything you need: eligibility, exam pattern, the full official DOE syllabus (32 topics), qualifying marks, and the proven prep path for Section B (Computer Science).
Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) is recruiting 675 Trained Graduate Teachers (Computer Science) under Advertisement No. 03/2026, Post Code 41/26, for the Directorate of Education, Government of NCT of Delhi. Applications open on 16 June 2026 (12:00 noon) and close on 15 July 2026 (11:59 PM) at dsssb.delhi.gov.in.
Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) is the apex recruiting body of the Government of NCT of Delhi. Headquartered at FC-18, Institutional Area, Karkardooma, New Delhi-110092, DSSSB conducts recruitment for Group B and Group C posts across all Delhi Government departments — including the Directorate of Education, which runs Delhi's vast network of government schools.
The Trained Graduate Teacher (Computer Science) — abbreviated TGT-CS — is a Group B, General Central Service, Non-Gazetted, Non-Ministerial post. Selected teachers are posted in Delhi Government schools (DoE Delhi) to teach Computer Science at the secondary level (Classes 6–10). The role combines technical subject teaching with the larger objective of building digital literacy among Delhi's school children — making it both a high-impact and high-stability career.
Why this notification matters: 675 vacancies is the largest TGT-Computer Science recruitment ever announced by DSSSB. Combined with the fact that OBC quota is currently 0 (so the bulk of seats are open to UR/SC/ST/EWS), this represents a once-in-a-decade-style opportunity for Computer Science graduates and B.Tech/BCA holders aspiring to a Delhi Government teaching career.
The breakdown of 675 total vacancies for Post Code 41/26 (TGT Computer Science) is as follows:
Unreserved
Scheduled Caste
Scheduled Tribe
Economically Weaker
Other Backward Class
| Category | Disability Type | Posts |
|---|---|---|
| (a) | B, LV (Blindness, Low Vision) | 6 |
| (b) | HH (Hard of Hearing) | 6 |
| (c) | OA, BA, OL, BL, OAL, BLOA, BLA, CP, LC, Dw, AAV, MDy, SD/SI (without neurological / limb dysfunction) | 5 |
| (d) & (e) | ASD(M), SLD, MI, MD (multiple disabilities) | 5 |
| Total PwBD Posts (Horizontal) | 22 | |
Note: PwBD reservation is horizontal and is carved out of the total 675 posts (not in addition).
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Candidates must possess any one of the following essential qualifications on the last date of application.
Note: Qualifications are relaxable at the discretion of the Competent Authority, for reasons to be recorded in writing, in the case of candidates otherwise well qualified.
Maximum age: 30 years (as per the relevant cut-off date specified in the official notification). Age is computed from the matriculation / secondary school certificate only.
| Category | Age Relaxation | Maximum Age |
|---|---|---|
| General / UR | — | 30 years |
| OBC (Delhi) | +3 years | 33 years |
| SC / ST | +5 years | 35 years |
| PwBD (Gen/EWS) | +10 years | 40 years |
| PwBD (OBC Delhi) | +13 years | 43 years |
| PwBD (SC/ST) | +15 years | 45 years |
| Ex-Servicemen | Per DOPT rules | As per category |
Special relaxations:
In addition to the basic pay, eligible candidates receive Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Transport Allowance (TA), Children's Education Allowance, LTC, CGHS medical benefits, and NPS pension contribution as applicable to Central Government Group B employees posted in Delhi. The total in-hand salary at joining typically works out to ₹55,000–₹65,000 per month depending on HRA and posting location.
Selection is through a single-stage Computer Based Test (CBT) conducted under DSSSB's "One Tier Technical / Teaching Examination Scheme". The paper has two sections attempted in one continuous 2-hour window.
| Section | No. of Questions | Maximum Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section A (5 sub-topics) | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours (combined) |
| Section B (Computer Science domain — DOE 32-topic syllabus) | 100 | 100 | |
| Total | 200 | 200 | 120 min |
Crucial Note from DSSSB: Mandatory minimum qualifying marks apply only on the domain-specific Section B. There is no minimum qualifying mark on Section A alone. However, the cumulative score (Section A + Section B) must meet the overall qualifying mark percentage, and the combined marks of both sections are reckoned for final merit.
The complete official syllabus for Section B (Computer Science domain), reproduced verbatim from the Directorate of Education (DOE) TGT Computer Science syllabus. It is a 32-topic list spanning core CS, programming languages, mathematics, and allied management subjects. The topics are grouped below for readability — every item is exactly as prescribed.
The full 32-topic list at a glance: 1. Mathematics I–IV · 2. Business Communication, Organization & Management, Writing · 3. Computer Basics & P.C. Software · 4. C, Data Structures using C, C++ · 5. Fundamentals of IT · 6. Basis of Physics · 7. Digital Electronics · 8. DBMS · 9. Computer Architecture · 10. Front End Designed Tools · 11. Financial Accounting · 12. Object/Computer Oriented Programming / Numerical Techniques · 13. Software Engineering · 14. Java Programming & website design · 15. Operating Systems · 16. Business Economics · 17. Computer Networks · 18. .net programming · 19. Linux Environment · 20. E-Commerce · 21. Design & Analysis of Algorithms · 22. Computer Network Security · 23. Management Information System · 24. Mobile Computing · 25. Computer Graphics & Multimedia · 26. Internet Programming · 27. Knowledge Management & New Economy · 28. Foundation Course in English · 29. Problem Solving & Programming · 30. Statistical Techniques · 31. TCP/Protocols · 32. Interpolation.
How to read this syllabus: The DOE TGT-CS syllabus is broad — it blends core Computer Science (programming, DBMS, networks, OS, DAA, architecture, graphics) with mathematics, statistics, electronics, and management/commerce subjects. The heavyweight scoring areas for a CS/IT graduate are the programming, DBMS, networks, OS, and software-engineering clusters. Give the mathematics, statistics, and management topics a dedicated revision block, since they are easy to overlook but appear directly in the paper.
To be considered for the merit list, candidates must secure the following category-wise minimum qualifying marks (applied as per DSSSB norms):
Ex-Servicemen: 5% relaxation is allowed in the minimum qualifying marks in their respective category, subject to a floor of 30%.
Negative marking: As per DSSSB norms, 0.25 marks (1/4th) are deducted for every wrong answer in the CBT. Leave a question un-attempted if you are unsure.
Selection is made purely on the basis of performance in the One Tier Technical / Teaching Computer Based Test. There is no interview. The broad process is:
With 675 seats and a single objective test, the DSSSB TGT-CS is winnable with a disciplined, section-aware plan. Here is how to allocate effort:
Section B carries 100 marks of pure Computer Science, and it is where a CS/IT/BCA graduate has the biggest natural edge. The core clusters — programming (C, Data Structures, C++, Java, .net), DBMS, operating systems, computer architecture, networks & network security, DAA, and software engineering — overlap heavily with standard IT Officer syllabi. Build conceptual depth here; it is the bulk of the section.
The DOE syllabus also includes Mathematics I–IV, Statistical Techniques, Interpolation, Digital Electronics, and management/commerce subjects (Business Communication, Financial Accounting, Business Economics, MIS, Knowledge Management). These are easy to overlook but appear directly in the paper — set aside a dedicated revision block for maths, statistics, and the management topics.
General Awareness, Reasoning, Arithmetic, Hindi, and English are 100 marks and feed directly into merit. Even though there's no separate minimum on Section A, strong scores here decide rank in a high-competition pool. Practise previous-year DSSSB papers and daily current affairs.
With 0.25 negative marking, accuracy beats reckless attempts. Take full-length, timed mocks to build the 200-questions-in-120-minutes stamina and to calibrate which questions to skip.
Section B is 100 marks of Computer Science — and it's exactly what this course is built for. Designed by Piyush Wairale (M.Tech, IIT Madras), the IT Officer Course & Test Series covers the CS fundamentals shared across DSSSB TGT-CS, SBI SO IT, IBPS SO IT, SEBI Grade A IT, and PSU exams — one preparation, multiple exams.
DSSSB TGT Computer Science 2026 is the largest TGT-CS opening in years — and Section B is 100 marks of Computer Science you can genuinely master. Prepare the smart way with a course built by an IIT Madras mentor.