SSC selection post exam 2025 dates out for 2,423 vacancies at ssc.gov.in: Direct link to official schedule here
This recruitment drive aims to fill Group B (Non-Gazetted) and Group C (Non-Technical) roles in various ministries, government departments, and subordinate offices under the central government. The exam is divided into three levels, depending on the candidate's educational qualifications — Matriculation (Class 10), Higher Secondary (Class 12), and Graduation & above.
Candidates who have applied under only one qualification category will appear for a single exam.
However, those who have applied across multiple levels will need to sit for each level's exam separately.
Exam structure for
SSC selection post exam
The computer-based test will feature four sections, each containing 25 questions, and each section will carry 50 marks. The sections are:
• General Intelligence
• General Awareness
• Quantitative Aptitude (basic arithmetic)
• English Language (basic comprehension)
There will be a negative marking of 0.5 marks for every incorrect answer.
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If the exam is conducted in more than one shift, SSC will apply a normalisation method to account for any variation in question difficulty. The final cut-off and merit list will be based on these normalised scores.
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The SSC Selection Post Exam is a significant opportunity for job seekers aiming to secure a role in the central government. With positions available across multiple departments and educational levels, it continues to be one of the most sought-after recruitment drives in the country.
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