Security Tips

If you apply for a job or a recruitment through this site, you share personal documents and may pay a fee. These are the habits that keep that safe.

What we will never ask you for

Your password or a one-time password (OTP) — not by phone, email, WhatsApp or any form.
Your card number, CVV, PIN, or UPI PIN. A genuine payment never needs these given to a person.
Money in exchange for a job, an interview call, a higher score, or a place on a merit list.
Payment to a personal bank account or personal UPI ID. Fees are only ever paid through the payment options shown inside your own application on this website.

Use a password you have not used on any other website, with at least 10 characters.
Never share your login with a friend, an agent, or a “coaching centre” offering to apply on your behalf.
Log out when you finish, especially on a shared or cyber-cafe computer.
Do not let a browser on a public computer save your password.

Look for https:// and the padlock in the address bar before you type anything.
Check the domain carefully. Fake sites use small changes — an extra word, a hyphen, or a different ending.
Reach us by typing the address yourself rather than following a link from an email or a forwarded message.

Start the payment only from inside your own application on this site.
Confirm the amount matches the fee shown for your category before you approve it.
Keep the transaction reference. If the money leaves your account but your application still shows unpaid, use the option to re-check the payment, then contact us with that reference.
Never approve a payment request that arrives on your UPI app unprompted. Paying a fee means you send money — a “collect request” asking you to approve is a common fraud.

Use a stable connection and close other applications before you start.
Your remaining time is tracked on our server, so closing the browser does not pause or extend it.
If you are disconnected, sign in again promptly — answers already saved are kept.

Stop, do not pay, and check with us first. Report anything suspicious. Reporting a fake message costs you nothing and helps protect other candidates.

See also our guidance on phishing for how to recognise a fraudulent message pretending to be from CoreAxis Software Technology.