SSC CGL

Yes,
B.Tech students can give SSC CGL Exam.
Students who have completed B.Tech course or are in the final year of engineering can appear for the SSC CGL exam. The official web portal of SSC clearly mentions the eligibility factors for CGL aspirants. Candidates who are aiming to appear for the CGL exam should take care of the following requirements or criteria.
1) SSC CGL minimum Qualification:
The basic requirement for SSC CGL exam is a Bachelor's Degree or Graduation Certificate from a recognized university. There are however certain other criteria for some particular posts such as Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer or Junior Statistical Officer.
2) Age Criteria for SSC CGL:
There are different age limits for different posts and the related information can be accessed from SSCs web portal. For 2017 exam, age limit was calculated from 1st August, 2017. If the candidate doesn't fulfill the age criteria for the particular post, he or she will not be permitted to give the exam. The minimum age limit for maximum posts is 18 years. It should be noted that SSC provides age relaxations for some categories, like SC/ST candidates have 5 years of age relaxation and OBC candidates have 3 years and so on. For example: Central government Employees who have served for not less than 3 years can get 5 years of age relaxation. There are also some physical standards for some particular posts which may include candidate's height, chest and medical reports, etc.

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I predicted 3 months ago that CGL18 preliminary exam can't be conducted before October. Yes, you heard it right friends, its October or probably November.
Reasons:
SSC decides the vendor (assuming 15 days from today)
SSC sets the paper for CPO and labs are booked (1 month)
CPO admit cards are out
CPO gets conducted. Papers for CGL are set
Admit cards are out
I don't think you are unlucky enough to get first day first shift ( assume you will be somewhere in the middle)
All in all not less than 3 months delay can be expected. BUT
Don't sit back and relax!
My advice is, gird up your loins as competition is increasing leaps and bounds. Besides, you will have to beat the cheaters also (that's SSC for you.)
Thanks.

SSC CGL 2017, a surprise for the aspirants what I came to know later on as I never knew about what CGL is all about until I appeared in Tier-1. So, based on my level of intelligence and expectations which I had of scoring marks in CGL with reference to previous year trends, my analysis of expected cut off for tier1+ tier2 goes like this, Tier1: Dip of 10 marks as compare to previous year because of level of questions (23) in quant and reasoning were little time taking and duration of the exam reduced to 60mins. But every passing year cut off increases as competition increases. So I consider an increase of 5 marks because of this factor. So overall 5 marks dip in Tier 1 as compare to CGL16. Now, talking about Mains exam my expected score in maths dipped by a minimum of 40marks and at the same time English marks increased by 10 as per the expectations before appearing the Mains exam. So overall dip of 30 marks for me in Mains. Now, considering the fact that I didn't prepare for CGL, I had my own inbuilt grip on the subjects asked in CGL exam I can predict the cut off of tier 1+tier 2 based on neutral perspective focusing just on the level of exam and aspirants appear for this exam. So, I estimate a cut off of [423- (5+30)] =388 (+/-5) for tier1 +tier2. Thank you, all the best for Tier-3.