Government & Defence Entrance Exam

Once the objection deadline is closed, the objections submitted by candidates is reviewed by the subject-matter experts. If the objections are found to be correct, the examination authority revises the answers and publish the final answer key. On the basis of the final answer key, SSC JHT result is calculated. SSC use normalisation of marks to calculate the scores. This is done to adjust any variation in the difficulty level of the question papers across various shifts. 

After downloading the answer key, candidates should compare their responses with the same.  Candidates can also raise objections against the answer key. To raise objections, candidates need to pay INR 50. FInal answer key is released after the declaration of the result.

SSC JHT answer key is released few days after the exam is conducted. The answer key is released online. They can download it by logging with user ID and password. Candidates can raise objections against the answer key. The final answer key is released after the declaration of the result.

The minimum qualifying marks prescribed for both Paper I and II are given below:

SSC has decided to normalize SSC JHT scores of candidates to take into account any variation in the difficulty levels of the question papers across different shifts since the exam is conducted in multiple sessions. The normalization is done based on the fundamental assumption that in multi-shift exam, the distribution of abilities of candidates is the same across all the shifts. Calculation of marks will be done up to 5 decimal places.

SSC JHT exam comprises two papers. Paper 1 consists of objective-type multiple-choice questions and questions are asked from two sections. On the other hand Paper 2 consists of descriptive-type questions. Before beginning with the preparation, candidates should check SSC JHT exam pattern to understand the overall structure of the exam. 

The Commission has the authority to remove any city from the SSC CGL exam center list based on various factors such as the number of applicants, availability of infrastructure, and logistical considerations. The decision to exclude a city from the exam center list is at the discretion of the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to ensure the smooth conduct of the SSC CGL examination.

Yes, the Commission has the authority to remove any city from the SSC CGL exam center list. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) can make changes to the list of exam centers, including adding or removing cities based on various factors such as the number of applicants, availability of infrastructure, and logistical considerations.

Therefore, the Commission can decide to exclude a city from the SSC CGL exam center list if necessary.

Yes, the Commission can increase the number of SSC CGL exam centers in a state. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has the authority to change the number of exam centers assigned to any region, including increasing the number of SSC CGL exam centers in a state.