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NDTV
01-08-2025
- Business
- NDTV
How Many Vacancies Will Be Filled Through SSC CGL Exam 2025? Check Details
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the list of vacancies across various government departments and ministries. Candidates who have applied for the SSC CGL 2025 recruitment exam can view the list on the official website, The vacancy list is not categorised state- or zone-wise but includes reservation details. According to the commission, the list is provisional and may be revised after the declaration of the final results. As per the recruitment notice, a total of 14,582 Group B and C posts are to be filled this year. The last date to submit the application fee was July 5, and the correction window was open from July 9 to July 11. Check complete list of vacant posts in various departments and ministries The number of vacancies varies each year depending on the recruitment requirements of different departments. In 2024, there were 18,174 vacancies, including 7,567 for the General category, 2,762 for SC, 1,606 for ST, 4,521 for OBC, and 1,718 for EWS candidates. In comparison, 8,415 vacancies were announced in 2023, while 2022 saw a peak of 37,409 openings. The SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam 2025 is scheduled to be held from August 13 to August 30. It is important to note that the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will also conduct the Civil Services (IAS) Main Examination 2025 starting August 22. The Stenographer Grade 'C' and 'D' Examination 2025 (CBE) will take place from August 6 to August 8, while the Combined Hindi Translators Examination 2025 (Paper-I) will be held on August 13. Candidates are advised to visit the official website of the Commission regularly for further updates.
NDTV
17-06-2025
- Politics
- NDTV
Rajasthan Administrative Service Main Exam 2025 Begins Amid Protests
The Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) Main Examination 2025 is currently underway at 77 centres - 48 in Jaipur and 29 in Ajmer - amid tight security arrangements. The examination is being held in two shifts - the first from 9 AM to 12 noon, and the second from 2.30 PM to 5.30 PM. A total of 21,539 candidates are appearing for the Mains round, selected from over 3.75 lakh who took the Preliminary exam held on February 2, 2025. The examination is being conducted in four shifts over two days. Candidates were instructed to report at least an hour early; late entry was not allowed, as per the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) guidelines. Protests Continue Amid Exam Conduct Despite ongoing protests for over a week, the RPSC went ahead with the scheduled exam. Students had been demanding the postponement of the Mains exam, citing unresolved issues related to the 2023 recruitment cycle. Several aspirants have been on hunger strike, with some requiring medical attention due to deteriorating health. Speaking to ANI outside a Jaipur centre this morning, a candidate expressed frustration: "Looking at the disturbance over the past few days, we thought the exam would be postponed - but it wasn't." The Rajasthan High Court on Monday did not permit an urgent hearing on a plea seeking a stay on the exam. The petition argued that conducting the 2024-25 Mains while interviews for the 2023 cycle are still underway is unfair. It also cited issues faced by candidates from border regions, whose preparation was affected by ongoing military operations like Operation Sindoor. RPSC Responds with Legal Caveat Anticipating legal challenges, the RPSC filed a caveat in the High Court, requesting that no interim relief be granted without hearing the Commission's version. Through its counsel, RPSC insisted that the court consider the administrative requirements of the selection process. Aspirants Raise Four Key Demands The protesting aspirants have listed four major demands: Release RAS 2023 Final Results First: Candidates are urging the Commission to complete the previous recruitment cycle before moving ahead with the current one. Release Mains Answer Sheets: Aspirants are demanding access to their 2023 Mains answer copies for transparency. Postpone Mains for candidates residing in Border areas: Many candidates from border regions are seeking deferral due to logistical and academic disruption. Issue Annual Exam Calendar: Protesters want RPSC to establish a predictable exam schedule to avoid overlapping recruitment cycles.
