About Filled

An independent tool for people applying to Indian government jobs, exams, scholarships and schemes. Not affiliated with the Government of India or any recruitment board.

What it does

A government notification is usually a 40-page PDF, and the three things a candidate needs from it — am I eligible, what does it cost, when does it close — are scattered across it. Filled reads the notification and puts those three answers on one page, then checks the eligibility rules against the details you have entered, post by post, instead of leaving you to compare them by hand.

If a form is one we have mapped, ✦ Auto Apply fills it from your saved profile — on a phone through the Filled app, on a computer through the Filled Chrome extension. You review every field and you press submit yourself, on the government portal.

Where the information comes from

• The official notification, and nothing else. Every opportunity page links the PDF it was read from. We do not republish another aggregator’s summary, because an error in one of those propagates silently.
• A fact we cannot trace to an official document does not get published. If a board announces a recruitment without dates, the page says the dates are not announced rather than printing a guess — even when other sites are already printing one.
• Tentative dates stay out of date fields. A “probable” exam date lives in the page text, never in the field that drives a reminder, because a reminder for a date nobody promised is worse than no reminder.
• Closed windows keep their page. When an application window ends, the page stays — it is still the best answer to “when is the exam” — but it is marked closed, it stops appearing in job listings, and it stops carrying job markup for search engines. Nothing quietly claims to be open.

What it will not do

• It never guesses a value into a form. If Filled is not sure a value is right, or not sure which box it belongs in, it leaves the box empty and flags it for you. An empty field you notice is recoverable; a wrong one you did not notice is not.
• It never submits an application. The last click is always yours, on the official portal.
• It never asks for your portal password or an OTP, and never solves a captcha. Anyone who does is not us.
• It never charges you on behalf of a government body. Application fees are paid on the official portal, to the government.

Mistakes, and how they get fixed

Dates and eligibility rules are transcribed by a person from the official PDF, and people make mistakes — so the fastest correction route is a direct one. Write to filled@autofillsarkariform.online with the page and what is wrong. If a claim cannot be traced back to the notification, it is corrected or the page is withdrawn; it is not left up pending a better version.

How it is paid for

Filled is free to use. It is funded by advertising on public information pages like this one, by direct sponsorships, and by an optional fee for ✦ Auto Apply. The pages you actually apply through — the fill flow, your document vault, sign-in and payments — carry no advertising code at all. What an advertiser does and does not see is set out in the privacy policy.