GovtApply

Applying for SSC, IBPS, RRB or a state PSC exam means typing the same forty fields into a different portal every few weeks — name in capitals, father's name, date of birth in whichever format that portal wants, category, district, PIN code. One typo and the application is rejected. GovtApply fills those forms from a profile you enter once. It never guesses. Each portal has a hand-written field mapping. Where there is no mapping and no confident match, GovtApply leaves the field alone and tells you so, rather than putting a plausible-looking wrong value in a legal document. It reads the form back. After writing a value, GovtApply re-reads it from the page. If the portal reformatted, truncated or rejected what was typed, the field is flagged for you to check instead of being reported as done. It never submits. You review every field, solve the CAPTCHA and press submit yourself. GovtApply cannot submit a form for you. Sign in with your GovtApply account, open an application form, and the suggestions appear beside each field.