SSC Exam

The last date to apply for the SSC JE exam is April 18, 2024. The Staff Selection Commission released the JE application 2024 on March 28, 2024. The Commission provided 21 days to the candidates for filling out the SSC JE applications. After the closing of the application window, the application correction window will be activated on April 22 & 23, 2024. The Commission will not extend the application date for the year 2024 after April 18, 2024.

SSC CHSL and banking exams are somewhat different in pattern. Banking require speed and accuracy whereas SSC CHSL require knowledge and speed. Every exam has its own benefits. SSC CHSL preparation cam be do along with some study as selection process time is comparatively long. Whereas banking selection process is shorter. Try to target those exams which are having same exam pattern. Exam like SSC CHSL are more similar to SSC MS/ SSC GD / Railway / Post Office exams. Whereas banking exams like SBI/ IBPS/ RRB/ RBI are more similar in pattern and skills.

In Tier 1 of the SSC CHSL exam, a total of 100 questions are asked. As per the official notification, the SSC CHSL Tier 1 is divided into four sections- English Language, General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude and General Awareness. Each section contains 25 MCQs of 2 marks each. Therefore, each section is of 50 marks.

SSC CHSL Tier 1 contains objective-type multiple choice questions (MCQs). On the other hand, SSC CHSL Tier 2 is objective type as well, except for Module-II of Section-3, which is a Typing or Skill Test. The questions are set in English, Hindi and language opted by candidates, except for Module-II (i.e. English Language and Comprehension module) in Section II of Tier 2 examination.

Yes, SSC CHSL Tier 1 and Tier 2 are conducted in an online mode. SSC CHL Tier 1 exam is the most important tier of the SSC CHSL exam, and hence the candidates should practice so that they can score better on this tier. The marks scored in the Tier 1 exam are normalized by the Staff Selection Commission SSC and the result is prepared based on the normalized marks. The candidates need to score equal to or more than the cutoff marks to get selected for the next tier.

The Aadhaar card is not mandatory but preferable for CGL applications. However, if candidates did not have an Aadhaar number, they could use the details of any other ID proof that they had. The candidates can give any of the identity cards mentioned in the list given in the SSC application form. The candidates should read and understand the eligibility conditions given in the official SSC CGL notification.

No, if already registered, candidates could skip the registration steps and apply directly for the SSC CGL exam by logging into their accounts. The SSC registration number is required to log in at the official website. Candidates can apply online for various SSC exams with one registration number. The candidates can register anytime for the exam with or without the active notification.

Yes, candidates could fill out the SSC CGL application form under the 'Results Awaited' category. The Commission provides such a facility in the SSC CGL application form also. The candidates can apply for the SSC CGL exam in the 'result awaited category' but the candidates need to acquire the educational qualification before the last date of application. If the required educational qualification is acquired after the last date of application, the candidature of the candidates is not considered.

There is no fee for women candidates in the SSC CHSL exam. The application fee payable for the SSC CHSL examination is INR 100. However, women candidates and candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) and Ex-servicemen (ESM) eligible for reservation are exempted from payment of the SSC CHSL fee.

No, there is no interview in SSC CHSL exam. Candidates are shortlisted based on their performance in:
Tier 1 exam
Tier 2 exam
Document Verification
Skill Test
The final selection and allocation of Ministries/ Departments/ Offices is made based on their performance in Tier 1 and Tier 2 exam and the preference of Posts/ Departments given by them at the time of Document Verification.