What is SSC ?

Staff Selection Commission, known as SSC, is a reputed organization under the central government that recruits eligible candidates to various Government departments of ministries through SSC CGL, SSC MTS, SSC CHSL, SSC JE and SSC CPO exams. It has main responsibility to make recruitment for group B non-gazetted both technical & non-technical & Group C non-technical. It conducts examinations and/or Computer Proficiency Test/ Skill Test, whenever required for recruitment to the posts within its purview. SSC Exams are considered as one of the top govt. exams with high level of competition.

Every year SSC announced few thousands of SSC CGL& SSC CHSL vacancies only but there are millions of students who take their chances for appearing in SSC exam. Only few thousands of them are able to clear tier 1 & number of candidates keep on decreasing into further stage of tier 2 & 3 exams. Most of the students’ performances are even below average mark. It happens mostly due to lack of preparedness.

Considering the significance of these SSC exam, Prerna Academy provides you SS coaching which includes the best course contents, dedicated faculty and effective study guide. We have promulgated the quality training coaching for SSC CGL, SSC MTS, SSC CHSL, SSC JE and SSC CPO exams.

SSC Recruitment Exams in India

SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level)SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level)
SSC JE (Junior Engineer)SSC GD (General Duty) Constable
SSC MTS [Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff Examination]SSC CPO (Central Police Organisation)
SSC JHT (Junior Hindi Translator)SSC Stenographer
SSC Phase-VIIISSC Grade-C Stenographers Limited Departmental Competitive Exam

SSC Exam Highlights

Conducting BodyStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
Exams LevelNational
Exams Purpose Selection of candidates in Group-B and -C posts in ministries/departments/organisations of the Government of India
Exams FrequencyOnce a year
Exams LanguageEnglish and Hindi
Official Websitehttps://ssc.nic.in/

SSC CGL Exam Pattern

SSC CGL Post Name: Assistant Audit Officer, Assistant Accounts Officer, Assistant Section Officer, Inspector of Income Tax, Assistant Superintendent, Divisional Accountant, Junior Statistical Officer, Auditor, Tax Assistant, Upper Divisions Clerk, etc.

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) every year in four tiers for various posts.

TierTypeMode
Tier – 1Objective Multiple ChoiceComputer Based (online)
Tier – 2Objective Multiple ChoiceComputer Based (online)
Tier – 3Descriptive Paper in English/HindiPen and Paper mode
Tier – 4Skill Test/Computer Proficiency TestWherever Applicable

SSC CHSL Exam Pattern

SSC CHSL Post Name: Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC), Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA), Postal Assistant (PA), Sorting Assistant (SA), Data Entry Operator (DEO) and DEO (Grade A)

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) in three tiers for various posts.

TierTypeMode
Tier – 1Objective Multiple ChoiceComputer Based (online)
Tier – 2Descriptive Paper in English/HindiPen and Paper mode
Tier – 3Skill Test/Computer Proficiency TestWherever Applicable

SSC JE Exam Pattern

SSC JE Post Name: Civil Junior Engineer, Electrical Junior Engineer, Mechanical Junior Engineer, Surveying and Contract Junior Engineer

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Junior Engineer (JE) in two tiers for various posts.

Post namesCivil Junior Engineer, Electrical Junior Engineer, Mechanical Junior Engineer, Surveying and Contract Junior Engineer
Recruitment stagesPaper-I: Objective exam Paper-II: Subjective exam
Exam ModePaper-I: Online exam Paper-II: Offline exam
Exam DurationPaper-I: 120 minutes Paper-II: 120 minutes

SSC GD Exam Pattern

SSC GD Post Name: Constable (General Duty)

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the General Duty (GD) in three tiers for various posts.

Post namesGD
Recruitment stagesStage-1: Objective exam Stage-2: Physical Efficiency Test (PET)/Physical Standard Test (PST) Stage 3: Detailed Medical Exam (DME)
Exam ModeStage-1: Online Stage-2: NA Stage-3: NA
Exam DurationStage-1: 90 minutes Stage-2: NA Stage-3: NA

SSC MTS Exam Pattern

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Multi-Tasking staff (MTS) in two tiers for various posts.

Post namesMulti-tasking staff
Recruitment stagesPaper-I: Objective exam Paper-II: Subjective exam
Exam ModePaper-I: Online exam Paper-II: Offline exam
Exam DurationPaper-I: 90 minutes Paper-II: 30 minutes

SSC JHT Exam Pattern

SSC JHT Post Name: Junior Translator, Senior Hindi Translator, Junior Hindi Translator and Hindi Pradhyapak

Post namesJunior Translator, Senior Hindi Translator, Junior Hindi Translator and Hindi Pradhyapak
Recruitment stagesPaper-I: Objective exam Paper-II: Subjective exam
Exam ModePaper-I: Online Paper-II: Offline
Exam DurationPaper-I: 120 minutes Paper-II: 120 minutes

SSC CPO Exam Pattern

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the Central Police Organisations (CPO) Exam every year in four phases for various posts.

PhaseTypeMode
Phase – 1Paper 1 – Objective Multiple ChoiceComputer Based (online)
Phase – 2PET/PST TestGround Physical Test
Phase – 3Paper 2 – Objective Multiple ChoiceComputer Based (online)
Phase – 4Detailed Medical ExaminationAs per standard

SSC Stenographer Exam Pattern

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the exam for the post of Stenographer in two phases.

PhaseTypeMode
Phase – 1Objective Multiple ChoiceComputer Based (online)
Phase – 2Skill Test/Stenography TestDictation & Transcription

Terms of discount in fees

  • There is special 5% discount in SSC coaching fees for girl candidates
  • A discount of 1000 for the ward of defence serving personnel
  • 50% discount in SSC Preparation coaching in Delhi fees for the ward of martyr

SSC weekend batch: Those students who are having colleges from Monday to Friday, for them we have SSC weekend batch, in which we provide classes on Saturday & Sunday.

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  • Syllabus coverage as per SSC exam syllabus
  • Individual student performance analysis
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SSC Exam FAQs

Q: How many times are all SSC exams conducted in a year?

A: Each tier/paper of each SSC exam such as CGL, CHSL and JE is conducted once a year.

Q: What is the minimum age criteria to apply for SSC exams?

A: The minimum age criteria varies as per different exams. However, candidates should be aged minimum 18 years for exams like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC JE and SSC GD. Also, candidates should be aged at least 20 years for exams like SSC CPO.

Q: From which subjects are questions usually asked in SSC exams?

A: Questions in SSC exams are usually asked from subjects such as General Knowledge, General Awareness, Mathematics, Languages, General Intelligence and Reasoning.

Q: Are there only objective-type questions in SSC exams?

A: There are usually both objective and subjective questions in SSC exams. However, some SSC exams might contain only objective-type multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

Q: Is there negative marking in SSC exams?

A: There is usually negative marking of 0.5 or 0.25 marks for objective questions asked in the exam. There is no negative marking for subjective questions. Also, some exams like SSC GD do not contain negative marking at all.

Q: Which are the most popular SSC exams?

A: While all the SSC exams are popular in their respective ways, the most popular ones among them include SSC CGL and SSC CHSL.

Q: Are SSC exams being postponed due to Coronavirus?

A: Yes, almost all the SSC exams have been postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Q: Are the new SSC exam dates out?

A: Yes, Staff Selection Commission has released exam dates for almost all the exams which were affected due to COVID-19. The exams are scheduled to start from October.

Q: What is the minimum educational qualification required for SSC exams?

A: The minimum educational qualification prescribed by Staff Selection Commission for most of its exams ranges from Class 10 to graduation. For instance, to appear for SSC MTS, candidates need to pass Class 10, for SSC CHSL candidates need to pass Class 12 and for SSC CGL candidates need to be graduates.

Q: What stages are included in SSC recruitment process?

A: SSC recruitment process typically includes filling up of the application form, downloading the admit card, appearing all the stages of the exam (Common Entrance Test, tier-II, tier-III.) and checking of result.