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3 years agoContributor-Level 9
The SSC CGL is held to fill Group B and Group C positions in the government. In contrast, SSC MS is typically used to recruit government multitasking personnel. 2. Only graduates can appear in the SSC CGL exam, whereas any 10th-passed candidate can apply for the SSC MS exam
SSC MS stands for Staff Selection Commission exam for Multi-Tasking Staff. SSC MS is an examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission. The SSC conducts recruitment for Multitasking Staff posts in various departments and offices under the Central Government of India.
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3 years agoContributor-Level 9
The best posts to get recruited to under the SSC CGL exam are as follows:
Income Tax Inspector. Assistant Section Officer. Central Excise Inspector. Assistant Audit Officer. Assistant Enforcement Officer. Assistant Audit Officer (AAO) is the highest paying job under SSC CGL. They are inducted in the Comptroller and Auditor General of India after being recruited. They are appointed as Grade B officer and C and can reach up to the level of Grade A officer.
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1. Nature of work: The WBCS is a state-level government exam in West Bengal, whereas the CGL is a central-level exam. With WBCS you can work as a group A, B, C, or D officer, and after clearing CGL, you will get a job as a group B or C officer in the central government.
2. Career scope: Except for executive and group B posts, all other posts do not have much career scope in WBCS. On the
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3 years agoContributor-Level 8
Hi, No doubt it is a good option to enroll yourself in a IGNOU M.Com after B.Com. You can easily prepare for competitive examination as M.Com has mostly same curriculum as of B.Com so there will be no extra burden or stress over you so just go for it.
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