SSC Exam

The 3 stages in which the SSC GD exam held are:STAGE 1: SSC GD Computer-Based ExamThe SSC changed the exam pattern for the SSC GD Computer-Based Exam (CBE) in 2022.The changes are- Each question has been assigned two marks instead of one. There has been an increase in the maximum score from 100 to 160. The number of questions has been reduced from 100 to 80. Negative marks have been increased from 0.25 to 0.50 for incorrect answers. The duration of the examination has been reduced from 90 minutes to 60 minutes.STAGE 2: SSC GD Physical Efficiency Test (PET)/ Physical Standard Test (PST)Based on the performance of CBE, candidates are shortlisted for physical tests such as PET and PST. SSC GD PET/PST is the qualifying exam. The tests are conducted at various centres finalised by the PET conducting body such as CAPFs.STAGE 3: SSC GD Detailed Medical Examination (DME)/ Review Medical Examination (RME)Candidates who qualify PET/PST exam then need to appear for the Detailed Medical Examination (DME) and sometimes Review Medical Examination, conducted by designated Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).To be considered for selection in the SSC GD recruitment process, candidates must successfully pass all three stages.We hope this was helpful.Thank you

No, SSC (Staff Selection Commission) is not a state government job. SSC is a central government recruitment agency in India. It conducts multiple examinations to recruit staff for different central government departments, ministries, and organizations.The SSC conducts various exams such as SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level), SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level), SSC JE (Junior Engineer), SSC Stenographer, SSC GD Constable, and others. These exams are conducted at the national level and provide opportunities for candidates to secure jobs in various central government departments and organizations across the country.The selected candidates through SSC exams are appointed to central government positions, which may include clerical jobs, assistant positions, engineering roles, stenographer positions, and others, depending on the specific exam and recruitment.

To clear the SSC GD exam in two months, you can follow these tips:Understand the exam pattern and syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus to know what to expect in the examPractice previous year papers: Take a printout of the previous year's SSC GD question paper and practice them, as many questions are repeated, and the level is not difficultMake a study schedule: Allocate 8 to 10 hours of study time each day and create a study schedule that includes time for each subject and regular revisionsTake mock tests: Take as many SSC GD Constable Mock Tests as you can to assess your preparation and improve your time management skillsChoose the right study material: Refer to expert-recommended SSC GD Constable books and study materials to boost your preparationStay healthy: Take care of your health and exercise regularly, as the SSC GD Constable exam also includes a test of physical and medical fitnessRemember that while two months is a short time for preparation, with the right approach and dedication, it is possible to clear the SSC GD exam. Good luck with your preparation