Every Government recruitment body now runs its own OTR system. We track logins, deadlines, document rules and profile updates for all of them — in plain English, updated as notifications change.
Haryana Staff Selection Commission has reopened its CET OTR window for candidates who missed the earlier deadline.
SSC has enabled a limited-time correction window for candidates to update photo, signature and category details.
Step-by-step guide to updating your Thulasi OTR profile before applying to a new Kerala PSC notification.
Each state recruitment commission runs its own OTR system with its own login and rules.
Complete guide to SSC OTR login, registration, documents and correction process.
How UPSC OTR links to every civil services and other exam application on one profile.
What Group D candidates need to know about registering once and applying across boards.
How to log in to any state or central OTR portal using your registration number.
A running list of registration and correction deadlines across every OTR portal.
Photo, signature, ID proof and category certificate specifications, explained per portal.
OTR is a single profile a candidate creates once with a recruitment commission. After that, the same profile is reused to apply for multiple exams under that commission, instead of filling personal details every time.
No. Each commission — whether central or state — runs its own OTR system. A Kerala PSC Thulasi profile does not work on SSC or HSSC, so candidates usually need a separate OTR for each board they apply to.
Every portal has a "Forgot Registration Number" or "Forgot Password" option on the login page, which sends a recovery link or OTP to the mobile number and email used at signup.
Most portals allow limited profile edits — such as address, photo or signature — through a correction window announced separately, but core details like date of birth are usually locked after verification.