CGL

The SSC CGL test notice 2024 is anticipated to be released by the Staff Selection Commission in July of that year. In 2024, candidates will get a month to complete the SSC CGL online application. Following that, a week would be allotted for application correction. The SSC MTS Havaldar 2024 notice was supposed to be released on May 7, 2024, however it hasn't been released yet, therefore candidates should be aware of this. Additionally, it will result in a delay in the SSC CGL notice in 2024. As a result, it is anticipated that the Commission will hold the SSC CGL 2024 exam in October of that year. The following should be noted by the candidates: The SSC CGL 2024 computer-based examination (CBE) will take place online. 

CGL exam is done by Staff Selection Commission to provide Group B and C officers to various posts in top ministries and departments of the Government. After clearing CGL you can get into various Group A, B and C posts to work for top ministries, departments and organisations of Indian Government like Divisional Accountant (CAG),  Inspector (Narcotics), Statistical Investigator, Inspector (Department of Post), Sub-Inspector (Central Bureau of Narcotics),  Auditor (C&AG),  Auditor (CGDA), Tax Assistant (CBEC),  Tax Assistant (CBDT),  Accountant/ Junior Accountant (Offices under C&AG),  Accountant/ Junior Accountant (CGA & others),  Senior Secretariat Assistant,  Compiler (Registrar General).  The basic salary for different levels in SSC CGL is as follows:Level 8: INR 47,600 to INR 1,51,100Level 7: INR 44,900 to INR 1,42,400Level 6: INR 35,400 to INR 1,12,400Level 5: INR 29,200 to INR 92,300Level 4: INR 25,500 to INR 81,100The grade pay is also determined by the Commission based on the SSC CGL post level. For example, for Level 8, the grade pay is INR 4,800, and for Level 7, it is INR 4,600.

Yes, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has the authority to revise the SSC CGL exam pattern. The Commission periodically analyzes the evolving nature of the job roles the CGL exam recruits for, and adjusts the assessment process accordingly.Here's a breakdown of how the SSC CGL exam pattern can change:Number of Tiers: In the past, the SSC CGL consisted of four tiers. The current two-tier system was implemented in 2024. Future revisions could potentially introduce new tiers or merge existing ones.Content Assessed: The specific subjects or skills tested in each tier might be adjusted to better evaluate candidates for the targeted positions. For instance, the weightage of certain sections or the introduction of new sections altogether are possibilities.Type of Questions: The format of questions (Multiple Choice Questions, Short Answers, Essay writing etc.) could also be modified to more effectively assess the required competencies.Marking Scheme: The way marks are awarded for different sections or question types might be revised. This could involve changes in negative marking, weightage assigned to each section, or the minimum qualifying marks required in each tier.

The SSC CGL 2024 exam pattern has been revised. It now consists of two stages: Tier 1 and Tier 2. Here are the details:Tier 1 Exam Pattern:Sections: General Intelligence & Reasoning, English Language & Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude, and General Awareness.Total Questions: 100.Total Marks: 200.Duration: 60 minutes.Negative Marking: 0.5 mark for each incorrect answer.Tier 2 Exam Pattern (Revised):Conducted in 3 phases: Paper 1 (Compulsory for all posts), Paper 2 (For Junior Statistical Officer - JSO), and Paper 3 (For Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer).Time Allotted:Paper I (Compulsory): 2 hours 30 minutes.Paper II (JSO): 2 hours.Paper III (Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer): 2 hours.Prepare strategically based on this updated pattern.

At the authorized exam centers, the SSC administers the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam online. The exam cities for the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam are listed by the commission in the official notification. Each state has a significant number of exam cities, and the commission frequently switches these locations based on the number of applicants that show up for the exam at a certain location. The following mentions the exam centers of SSC according to SSC regions: SSC RegionSSC StatesCentral regionBihar and Uttar PradeshEastern RegionAndaman and Nicobar Islands, Jharkhand, Odisha, Sikkim, and West BengalKKR RegionLakshawadeep, Karnataka, and KeralaMadhya Pradesh Sub-RegionChattisgarh and Madhya PradeshNorth Easter RegionArunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and TripuraNorthern Region/ DelhiRajasthan and UttrakhandNorth Western Sub-RegionChandigarh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, and PunjabSouthern RegionAndhra Pradesh, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, and TelanganaWestern RegionDadar and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu, Goa, Gujarat, and Maharashtra