CWC Recruitment 2026: 327 Assistant Manager & Junior Executive Posts OPEN

CWC Assistant Manager & Junior Executive Recruitment 2026 — Apply Online for 327 Posts (Pay up to ₹1,40,000)

Quick Summary: Who Should Apply for This CWC Job?

Central Warehousing Corporation has released 327 vacancies for Assistant Manager and Junior Executive posts. The online form opened today, 17 October 2026, and the last date is 15 November 2026. You get about 29 days to apply.

This recruitment is open to many kinds of candidates: any Post Graduate, B.Tech/B.E. (Agriculture, Food Tech, Biotech, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical), B.Com / CA-CMA Intermediate, any Graduate and B.Sc. (Agriculture, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry etc.). Most posts need no experience.

Quick points before you read further:

• Assistant Manager posts: Online Test + Document Verification + Interview (final merit = 85% exam + 15% interview).
• Junior Executive posts: Online Test + Document Verification only. No interview.
• You can apply for more than one post, but you must send a separate application and pay a separate fee for each post.
• Final-year students are not eligible. You must hold your final marksheet/certificate by 15 November 2026.

CWC Recruitment 2026 — Important Dates

• Advertisement Date: 17 October 2026
• Online Registration Starts: 17 October 2026
• Last Date for Online Registration: 15 November 2026
• Last Date for Online Fee Payment: 15 November 2026
• Cut-off Date for Age, Education and Certificates: 15 November 2026
• Exam Call Letter Download: Around 21 days before the exam
• Online Examination: Will be intimated later
• Interview / Document Verification (at Delhi): Will be intimated later

Post-Wise Vacancy Details — 327 Posts

Category-Wise Vacancy Breakup

Education Qualification & Experience — Post Wise (As on 15 November 2026)

Important rules about education:

• All qualifications must be from a University / Institute / Board recognised by the Government of India.
• You must have your final marksheet / certificate on or before 15 November 2026. Candidates in the final year or final semester are not eligible.
• If you have CGPA/SGPA/OGPA, convert it to percentage in the form. At interview/verification, you must bring a certificate from your university showing its conversion rule.
• Name of qualification, subject (specialisation) and division/percentage must be clearly written on your marksheet or certificate, or on a certificate from your university.
• For Assistant Manager (Finance): articleship is not counted as experience. Only regular employment counts.
• The Finance post shows “3 years” in the experience column. Please read the official notice carefully to confirm how this applies to the CA/CMA Intermediate option.

Age Limit (As on 15 November 2026) & Age Relaxation

• Minimum age: 18 years. Maximum age: 28 years (for UR candidates).
• Date of birth must be not earlier than 16.11.1998 and not later than 15.11.2008 (both days included).

• SC/ST/OBC(NCL) relaxation can be added with any one of the other categories (PwBD, Ex-Servicemen, 1984 riots).
• After adding all relaxations, the age must not go above 55 years.
• Age relaxation for PwBD is available whether or not the post is reserved for PwBD, if the post is suitable for that disability.
• Age concession is not available to sons, daughters or dependents of Ex-Servicemen.
• If you apply against unreserved seats, you will get no age or marks relaxation (except fee exemption for SC/ST/PwBD/Women/Ex-Servicemen).

Salary, Benefits, Bond & Posting

What you get:

• Basic pay + IDA (Industrial Dearness Allowance) + other allowances, perks and benefits as per CWC policy.
• CPF (Contributory Provident Fund), contributory pension, gratuity, LTC, Performance Related Pay / variable pay (as admissible).
• Reimbursement of medical expenses (OPD and hospitalisation) for self and dependent family members, as per eligibility.
• You will start in the prescribed pay scale and will be on probation as per CWC rules.
• All India cadre: posting can be anywhere in India or outside India. Early in your job, you may have to spend some time at CWC field units.
• Persons with benchmark disabilities will work in Field Units / Regional Offices / Corporate Office as decided by CWC.

Tentative places of posting: Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Punjab, Chandigarh, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andaman & Nicobar, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Assam, Nagaland, Tripura, Manipur, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Rajasthan, Kerala, West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Maharashtra, Goa, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Ladakh. The list is tentative and a particular place is not guaranteed.

Selection Process — Step by Step

1. Online Test: 202 questions, 230 marks, 3 hours. Wrong answers carry a penalty (see exam pattern below).
2. Shortlisting: You need minimum marks in each section and a minimum total score. Assistant Manager: 1:5 ratio (5 candidates per vacancy). Junior Executive: 1:3 ratio.
3. Document Verification / Interview at Delhi: Assistant Manager candidates face an interview of 30 marks. Document verification is done at the time of interview. Junior Executive candidates only go through document verification.
4. Final Merit: Assistant Manager: Online Test 85% + Interview 15%. Junior Executive: marks in the Online Test.
5. Offer of Appointment: Given to candidates who are high in merit and whose documents are verified.

Good to know:

• If two candidates get the same score, the older candidate is placed higher.
• A wait list up to 100% of vacancies in each category may be kept. It is used only if some posts remain vacant.
• SC/ST/OBC/EWS candidates who get selected on the same standard as UR candidates are treated as own-merit candidates.
• Your online test scores are not shared with you until the document verification/interview process is over.
• CWC can increase or decrease the cut-off to match the number of vacancies.

Online Exam Pattern 2026 — All Posts

Every post has 202 questions, 230 marks and 3 hours (180 minutes). Each test is timed separately. The order of tests is not fixed. Question papers are in Hindi and English, except the English language and descriptive tests (English only).

Assistant Manager (General) — Post Code 01

Assistant Manager (Technical, Finance, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical) — Post Code 02 to 06

Junior Executive (Technical) — Post Code 08

Junior Executive (General) — Post Code 07

Marking scheme and qualifying marks:

• Negative marking: For every wrong answer in objective tests, one-fourth (1/4) of the marks of that question is cut. No penalty for a blank answer.
• Minimum qualifying marks — Professional / Subject Knowledge: 40% for Unreserved and 35% for OBC / EWS / SC / ST / PwBD / Ex-Servicemen (applies to posts 02 to 06 and 08).
• Minimum qualifying marks — Descriptive Test (all posts): 40% for Unreserved and 35% for OBC / EWS / SC / ST / PwBD / Ex-Servicemen.
• Cut-offs are applied in two stages: first on each individual test, then on the total score.
• If the exam is held in more than one session, scores are equated and normalised (equi-percentile method) to keep things fair.
• More details will come in the Information Handout available with the call letter.

Syllabus for Professional / Subject Knowledge Test (Indicative)

Assistant Manager (General) and Junior Executive (General) do not have a subject test. They have only the general sections (Reasoning & Computer Aptitude, Data Analysis & Quantitative Aptitude, English, General Awareness and the Descriptive Test). The syllabus below is broad and indicative and may change slightly in the actual exam.

Application Fee & Intimation Charges

• The amounts are inclusive of GST. Payment gateway charges are extra and paid by the candidate.
• Pay online only: Debit Card (RuPay/Visa/MasterCard/Maestro), Credit Card, Internet Banking, UPI, IMPS, Cash Cards / Mobile Wallets. DD, cheque or postal order is not accepted.
• The fee is non-refundable and cannot be kept for any other exam.
• If you apply for more than one post, pay the fee separately for each post.
• After payment, wait for the server message. Do not press Back or Refresh, to avoid double charge. If no e-receipt is generated, the payment has failed. Log in again and pay again.

How to Apply Online for CWC Recruitment 2026

1. Go to the official website: www.cewacor.nic.in.
2. Click the link ‘Career @CWC (Direct Recruitment)-2026’.
3. Click ‘CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE FOR ADVERTISEMENT NO. 2026/01’.
4. Choose ‘Click here for New Registration’ and enter your name, contact details and email ID. You will get a Provisional Registration Number and Password on screen, by email and by SMS. Note them down.
5. Fill in the application form. You can use ‘Save and Next’ to save your work and continue later.
6. Upload your photograph, signature, left thumb impression and hand-written declaration. Also capture a live photo by webcam or mobile.
7. Open the Preview tab and check every detail. Then click ‘Complete Registration’. After this, no change is possible.
8. Open the Payment tab, pay the fee/charges, and click Submit.
9. Take a printout of the final application and the e-receipt. Do not send it to CWC.

Important tips while filling the form:

• Your name and your father’s/husband’s name must be spelt exactly as in your 10th class certificate / marksheet.
• Keep a valid personal email ID and mobile number active till the end of the process. CWC will send all messages there.
• If you do not get the email and SMS after registration, treat the application as not registered.
• An application without photo or signature, with unclear uploads or with unsuccessful payment is invalid.
• Apply well before the last date. The website may become slow on the last days.

Documents to Upload — Size and Format

Text of the hand-written declaration (write it in English, in your own handwriting):

“I, ________ (Name of the candidate), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required.”

• Signature and declaration in CAPITAL LETTERS are not accepted.
• If the declaration is written by someone else or in another language, the application is invalid. (Visually impaired or other candidates who cannot write may use a typed declaration with left thumb impression below it.)
• If you have no left thumb, you may use your right thumb.
• Photo must not show cap, hat or dark glasses. Religious headwear is allowed if the face is clear.
• Do not change your appearance during the process. The same photo and face will be checked at the exam and at the interview.
• Your signature at the exam and on the call letter must match the signature you upload. A mismatch can lead to disqualification.

Important Rules for Category Certificates (OBC, EWS, SC/ST, PwBD)

• OBC (Non-Creamy Layer): The certificate must be based on income of FY 2025-26, 2024-25 and 2023-24, issued on or after 1 April 2026 and not later than 15 November 2026. Creamy layer candidates must apply as General.
• EWS: Family income must be below ₹8 lakh per year (all sources) and the family must not own 5 acres or more agricultural land, a 1000 sq. ft. or bigger residential flat, a 100 sq. yard or bigger plot in notified municipality areas, or a 200 sq. yard or bigger plot in other areas. The Income and Asset Certificate is for FY 2025-26, valid for 2026-27, and must be in Form XIV.
• SC / ST: Certificate in the prescribed format. Caste name must match the Central Government list letter by letter.
• PwBD: Minimum 40% disability. Certificate from the District Medical Board in the prescribed format. Check that your type of disability is listed as suitable for the post.
• Ex-Servicemen: Discharge certificate / pension payment order. Serving personnel must show they will be released on or before 15.11.2027.
• No change of category: Once you register, your category cannot be changed at any stage.

Documents Required at Document Verification / Interview

Bring originals and one self-attested photocopy of each document:

• Valid call letter with a 4.5 cm × 3.5 cm photograph pasted on it
• System-generated printout of your online application form
• Proof of date of birth (Birth Certificate or SSLC / Std. X certificate with date of birth)
• Photo ID proof (original + photocopy): PAN, Passport, Driving Licence, Voter ID, Bank passbook with photo, Aadhaar / e-Aadhaar, College/University ID, Employee ID etc. Ration Card and Learner’s Licence are not valid.
• Mark sheets and certificates from Std. X onwards (original + self-attested photocopy)
• Category certificates: SC/ST/OBC (NCL), EWS Income & Asset Certificate, OBC declaration (Form III) as applicable
• Disability certificate in prescribed format, and scribe details (if used)
• Ex-Servicemen: discharge certificate / PPO and proof of rank, and undertaking
• No Objection Certificate (NOC) if you work in a Government / Quasi-Government office or PSU (including nationalised banks and financial institutions)
• 1984 riot affected persons: certificate from the District Magistrate
• Nepal, Bhutan, Tibetan refugee or persons of Indian origin from listed countries: Certificate of Eligibility from the Government of India
• Experience certificates (for Assistant Manager Finance, if applicable) and any other relevant documents

Exam Day Rules — Read Before You Go

• Carry your call letter, original photo ID and a photocopy of the same ID. Your name on the call letter must match the ID exactly. Without these, you will not be allowed in.
• Reach before the reporting time. Late candidates are not allowed. You may need to stay at the venue for up to 4 hours or more.
• Your biometric data (left thumb impression) and photo will be taken. Wash and dry your fingers; remove mehndi or ink.
• Not allowed: mobile phones, Bluetooth, earphones, calculators, watches, pens/pencil box, notes, wallets/handbags, caps, belts, jewellery, metallic items, goggles, water bottles and eatables.
• Wear half-sleeve clothes and open-toe footwear (sandals/chappals). Long hair must be tied so that ears are not covered.
• Candidates wearing religious dress should reach at least 30 minutes early for checking.
• No request for change of exam centre, date, time or venue will be accepted. The centre you choose is final.

Exam cities (single tier, examples): Delhi/New Delhi/NCR, Ghaziabad, Noida, Greater Noida, Gurugram, Lucknow, Kanpur, Prayagraj, Agra, Meerut, Varanasi, Dehradun, Patna, Jaipur, Bhopal, Indore, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Ranchi, Raipur, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Guwahati, Mohali, Jammu, Srinagar and many more across all states and UTs. The full list is in Annexure I of the notification. CWC may add, cancel or change centres.

Which Post Should You Choose? — Simple Guide

Tip: If you qualify for more than one post, check which exam suits you. Assistant Manager posts have a higher pay scale and an interview. Junior Executive posts have a pay scale of ₹29,000–93,000 and selection is only on online test marks. Remember that each post means a separate fee (₹500 or ₹1,350).

Preparation Tips for the CWC Online Test

• Know your paper: Assistant Manager (General) and Junior Executive (General) have no subject test, so general sections decide the result. Technical, Finance, Engineering and JE Technical papers have a subject test, so give it the most time.
• Clear every cut-off: You need 40% (UR) or 35% (reserved) in the subject test and in the descriptive test. A very good score in other sections cannot save you if you miss these.
• Do not ignore the descriptive test: It carries 30 marks and has its own qualifying marks. Practise writing in English in a limited time (30 minutes for 2 questions). Keep sentences short and correct.
• Manage time per test: Each test is timed separately, so you cannot carry time from one test to another. Practise sectional mock tests.
• Watch negative marking: 1/4 mark is cut for each wrong answer. Attempt only the questions you are reasonably sure about.
• General sections: Practise reasoning, computer aptitude basics (MS Office, internet, hardware and software), data interpretation, arithmetic, English grammar and comprehension, and current affairs.
• Know CWC: Read about warehousing, scientific storage of grains, CFS/ICD, logistics and the role of CWC. It helps in the General Awareness test and in the interview.
• Interview (Assistant Manager): Be ready with your subject basics, your project/work, and why you want to join CWC. Interview is out of 30 marks and has qualifying marks.
• Take full-length mock tests of 3 hours to build stamina and speed.

Important Instructions & Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Read the full notification before applying. CWC does not answer queries about your eligibility.
• One application per post. If you submit more than one for the same post, only the latest valid application is kept and the fees of the others are lost.
• Details such as name, category, date of birth, post, address, mobile, email and exam centre cannot be changed after submission.
• Never share your application details with anyone. CWC is not responsible for forms filled by unauthorised persons or agents.
• Giving false or hidden information can lead to cancellation, termination after joining, and a ban from future recruitment.
• Canvassing or using influence leads to disqualification.
• CWC checks answers of different candidates for similar patterns. If sharing of answers is found, the result can be cancelled and withheld.
• Unfair means can lead to a permanent ban from CWC exams and even an FIR.
• A person who was earlier dismissed or compulsorily retired from CWC, a State/Central Government department or any PSU is not eligible. A person convicted for an offence involving moral turpitude is also not eligible.
• Appointment is subject to being declared medically fit.
• Any dispute falls under the courts at Delhi only. In case of any difference between languages, the English version is final.