SSC JE

The common issues due to which candidates could not access the SSC JE 2023 result are given below:

• Incorrect Registration Number: The candidates are advised to check their registration number while filling out twice as there are chances that the candidtaes have filled the wrong digits in the regstration number section due to which they are unable to log into the registered account. 
• Incorrect Password: There are chances that the candidates are filling the password incorrect. The candidates are advised to fill out the password carefully to avoid any typos in the password. 
• Weak Internet Connection: Sometimes the traffic on the website is so high that it gets crashed due to so many resuest at the same time. The candidates can use high internet speed to check their results or can wait for sometime to get the traffic down on the website.

Note: The candidates are advised to use the browsers that are in unison with the website or the candidates will not be able to access the SSC JE results.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) released the SSC JE 2023 result on November 17, 2023. Earlier, the SSC JE provisional answer key was released on October 13, 2023. The result was released along with the scorecard that could be accessed through the candidates login on the official website of SSC. The candidates can follow the steps to check the results:

• Go to the official website: ssc.nic.in 
• Log into the registered account using registration number and password 
• Click on the submit button 
• Click on the link of the SSC JE results
• The SSC JE Tier 1 result will appear on the screen 
• Check and download the results for later use

Note: The candidates are advised to regularly visit the SSC main and regional websites for the latest news. However, any the latest update by the SSC regarding the SSC JE exam will be updated on the Shiksha's SSC JE exam page.

Here are the reservation rules for SSC JE (Junior Engineer) recruitment by Staff Selection Commission (SSC):

• There is reservation for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) as per government norms.
• For SC category, the reservation is 15 per cent.
• For ST category, the reservation is 7.5 per cent 
• For OBC category, the reservation is 27 per cent of total vacancies (The creamy layer criteria is not applicable for SSC JE posts)
• For EWS category, the reservation is 10 per cent of total vacancies as per the latest norm
• For PwD category, the reservation is 4 per cent of total vacancies. Only such disabilities are included which do not hamper their ability to discharge their duties effectively
• Within the overall vacancies for OBCs/EWS/SCs/STs, separate reservation is provided to candidates belonging to Ex-servicemen (ESM) category
• Reserved category candidates can also apply under general category, without any relaxation in age/qualification. However, they will not get any fee concession/reservation in such cases
• The reservation rules are applicable as per the latest government norms issued by DoPT from time to time

So in summary, the SSC JE recruitment follows reservation policies for SC, ST, OBC, EWS and PwD category candidates as notified by the Government of India.