Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level Exam
Dear Manthan K,
It is possible to take Staff Selection Commission Examination (SSC) more than one time. As SSC Exams are conducted for diverse fields, you can check the Eligibility Criteria for the exam in which you are applying for.
You can get more details from SSC website.
http://ssc.nic.in/
http://ssconline2.gov.in/SSC.html
I have same problem ???there are no other payment options
Hello Tanuj,
As considering your composite mark you have got a decent score, but comparatively less. You must check three parameters before joining any institution; the parameters are a) Placement, b) Faculty and c) infrastructure. My advice to you would be that you should not be biased about any place,
Hello,
SSC CGL Exam Analysis will be released once the exam gets over. SSC CGL exam analysis will be provided here as per shifts. The exam analysis of SSC CGL provides details regarding the section-wise difficulty level, weightage of topics etc.
Thank you!!
Hi, please go through the following careers360 link to get the required details about the exam
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-exam-analysis
and please go through the following careers360 article link to get the preparation guidance
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-ssc-cgl-2018
Hi Kalpana,
SSC is the StaffSelection Commission is an organization under Government of India to recruit staff for various posts in the various Ministries and Departments of the Government of India and in Subordinate Offices. SSC conducts exams on educational qualification viz. 10th , 12th, graduation levels.
There are several
Hello Ganesh, Preparation for SSC CGL depends on how much focus you are toward it... what you can do -
1. should aware of syllabus, its topics, no. of questions they ask from which topics and what all topics were untouched.
2. Go through previous year paper
3. Solve as
Hello Rishabh, There is no confusion, Yes you definitely can give SSC CGL exam, becoz they demand required documents at the end of the stage. By that time all documents need to be in your hand, so that they can be submitted in the end....
Best of luck
Hello shubham, No these marks will not be taken into account. But if you give other exams like cat then it will be counted. First of all, if you think that you want to be an IAS then I will suggest you to go for Bachelor In Arts. You can
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