Government & Defence Entrance 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.

No, the SSC CGL document verification is not done by the Commission. The document verification process is conducted by the respective department in which the candidates will be posted.

The Staff Selection Commission outsourced the SSC CGL document verification to the indented departments.  This was done to expedite the process of SSC CGL recruitment process.

The impact of negative marking on the overall cutoff score in SSC CGL depends on the number of incorrect answers and the difficulty level of the questions. For every wrong attempt, there is a negative marking of 0.50 marks in the SSC CGL exam. The cutoff score is influenced by the balance between correct answers and deductions due to negative marking.

Candidates need to manage their attempts effectively to minimize the impact of negative marking on their overall score and cutoff in the SSC CGL exam

The Union Public Service Commission notified 167 IES vacancies in the official notification. The Commission accept the vacancy requisition till the prelims exam. The IES 2024 vacancies are expected to increase to 180.

This will be in line with the past year trends.