UPSC EPFO 2025 short notification released: Registration begins on this date at upsconline.nic.in
These include 156 posts for Enforcement Officer/Accounts Officer (EO/AO) and 74 posts for Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner (APFC).
The full notification will be published on July 26, 2025, and the online application window will remain open from July 29 to August 18, 2025. This exam is among the most sought-after central government opportunities for graduates seeking a stable and high-impact career in the public sector.
UPSC EPFO 2025
Recruitment
The UPSC EPFO 2025 recruitment is being conducted for two key positions: Enforcement Officer/Accounts Officer (EO/AO) and Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner (APFC). There are 156 vacancies for the EO/AO post and 74 vacancies for the APFC post. Both these roles come under the purview of the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of India. They are considered highly prestigious and play a significant role in shaping and implementing labour and social security policies, making them influential positions within the Indian bureaucratic framework.
Particulars
Details
Exam Name
UPSC EPFO 2025
Conducting Body
Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)
Posts
EO/AO and APFC
Total Vacancies
230
Short Notification Released
July 22, 2025
Detailed Notification PDF
July 26, 2025
Application Dates
July 29 to August 18, 2025
Exam Mode
Offline (Pen & Paper)
Selection Stages
Written Test + Interview
Official Website
upsc.gov.in
How to apply for UPSC EPFO 2025
Here is how candidates will be able to apply for EPFO recruitment, once registration begins:
Visit the official UPSC website – https://upsc.gov.in
Click on the 'Apply Online' tab under the Recruitment section
Complete the registration process with valid email and phone number
Fill in the application form with accurate academic and personal details
Upload photograph, signature, and relevant certificates
Pay the application fee
Download and save the application confirmation for future reference
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