SSC set to double the recruitment in 2010-11
There is a boom of private companies all over the country. Now most of the people from young generation are working in some or the other big or small private organization. People are working at different levels and on various pay packages. Many private organizations offers much better salary and far better facilities to their employees if we compare it with others or even with government departments 
also. In private sector there is not limit for your salary and perk it all depends on your caliber and your hard work. But still there is a mind set of people in our country that parents want their children should apply for some or other government job. People feel that there is a job security and future security in government job. Majorly parents make sure that their children apply for some or the other government job if they are eligible for that. There are still many youngsters who religiously prepare for government jobs and their single goal is to clear the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) examination to get a government job.
Union government recruitment is done through Staff Selection Commission (SSC) all over India throughout the year. SSC recruits people on behalf of the central government. It recruits people for Group B and Group C non-technical employees. Every year it recruits number of people for various departments. The qualifications for all post are well defined all the time with the posts. SSC authorities receive lakhs of application for a single post.
The Union government is planning to double the recruitment for this year as compared to last year. A top official said, "In 2009-10 total recruitment was for 10,069, while in the first quarter of 2010-11 financial year alone jobs on offer would 12,000 and in the entire year between 20000 and 25000."
Raghupathy said the SSC from this year has begun implementing the Second Administrative Reforms Commission recommendations to reduce the recruitment cycle to a maximum of one year as against two years in the past. He further added in the conversation, "We have already moved to single screening for SSC combined graduate level test in a single application form for 19 categories of jobs and awaiting government approval for combined HS level examination," the official said.
Source: Manisha Verma (Team Shiksha)
Date: 16th April, 2010
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