SSC exams are conducted by the Staff Selection Commission to recruit candidates in ministries, organisations and departments of the Indian Government. The SSC exams are conducted based on an aptitude test and a personal interview.
SSC exam is a national-level competitive examination that is conducted for recruiting eligible candidates in various departments and organizations under Central Government and State Governments. It also conducts exams for recruitment to Group ‘C’ and Group ‘D’ posts in Central Ministries, Departments, and State Governments. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is a recruiting agency of the Government of India.
Every year lakhs of eligible candidates try their luck by appearing for the exam. The eligibility criteria for each exam vary based on the post and educational qualifications required. Generally, candidates must be Indian citizens and meet the age and educational qualification requirements specified for each exam.
SSC releases notifications for each exam on its official website and in prominent newspapers. Interested candidates need to apply online through the SSC website within the specified application period.
The student applying for the exam undergoes various stages before getting their name in the final selection list. The exam patterns for different SSC exams may vary, but most exams consist of multiple stages:
The syllabus for SSC exams depends on the exam type but generally includes topics from General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English Language, and specialized subjects for certain exams. SSC releases admit cards for each stage of the exam on its website. After the exams are conducted, SSC declares the results on its official website. The final selection is based on the candidate’s performance in the various stages of the exam, followed by document verification and medical examination, if applicable.
Candidates should study the syllabus in-depth, practice the previous year’s test questions, and take practice exams because SSC exams are competitive. SSC exam success can open doors to employment in many centrally located government agencies, ministries, and organizations. The dates, formats, and other specifics of the SSC tests are subject to change, so it’s crucial to regularly check both the official SSC website and our website for the most recent information.
Constables(D) in Central Armed Police Forces(CAPFs), NIA, SSF and Rifleman(GD) in Assam Rifles Examination,2025 | CBE* | 11-Nov-2025 (Tuesday) | 15-Dec-2025 (Monday) | Mar-Apr, 2026 |
Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2025 | Tier-I (CBE)* | 27-May-2025 (Tuesday) | 25-Jun-2025 (Wednesday) | July-Aug, 2025 |
Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff, and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination,2025 | Tier-I (CBE)* | 26-Jun-2025 (Thursday) | 25-July-2025 (Friday) | Sep-Oct, 2025 |
Selection Post Examination, Phase-XIII,2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 16-Apr-2025 (Wednesday) | 15-May-2025 (Thursday) | Jun-July,2025 |
Selection Post (Ladakh) Examination,2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 16-Apr-2025 (Wednesday) | 15-May-2025 (Thursday) | Jun-July 2025 |
Combined Graduate Level Examination,2025 | Tier-I (CBE)* | 22-Apr-2025 (Tuesday) | 21-May-2025 (Wednesday) | June, July 2025 |
Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2025 | Tier-I (CBE)* | 27-May-2025 (Tuesday) | 25-Jun-2025 (Wednesday) | July-Aug, 2025 |
Multi Tasking(Non-Technical) Staff, and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination,2025 | Tier-I (CBE)* | 26-Jun-2025 (Thursday) | 25-July-2025 (Friday) | Sep-Oct, 2025 |
Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces Examination, 2025 | Tier-I (CBE)* | 16-May-2025 (Friday) | 14-Jun-2025 (Saturday) | Jul-Aug, 2025 |
Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical & Quantity)Examination, 2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 05-Aug-2025 (Tuesday) | 28-Aug-2025 (Thursday) | Oct-Nov, 2025 |
Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination,2025 | CBE* | 29-Jul-2025 (Tuesday) | 21-Aug-2025 (Thursday) | Oct-Nov, 2025 |
Junior Hindi Translator, Junior Translator and Senior Hindi Translator Examination,2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 26-Aug-2025 (Tuesday) | 18-Sep-2025 (Thursday) | Oct-Nov, 2025 |
Constable (Executive) Male/Female in Delhi Police Examination,2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 02-Sep-2025 (Tuesday) | 01-Oct-2025 (Wednesday) | Nov-Dec, 2025 |
Constable (Driver)-Male in Delhi Police Examination, 2025 | (CBE)* | 19-Sep-2025 (Friday) | 12-Oct-2025 (Sunday) | Nov-Dec, 2025 |
Grade ‘C’ Stenographer Limited Departmental Competitive Examination, 2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 30-Oct-2025 (Thursday) | 19-Nov-2025 (Wednesday) | Jan-Feb, 2026 |
SSA/ UDC Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination, 2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 23-Dec-2025 (Tuesday) | 12-Jan-2026 (Monday) | Jan-Feb, 2026 |
Constable (Driver)-Male in Delhi Police Examination, 2025 | (CBE)* | 19-Sep-2025 (Friday) | 12-Oct-2025 (Sunday) | Nov-Dec, 2025 |
JSA/LDC Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination–2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 16-Dec-2025 (Tuesday) | 05-Jan-2026 (Monday) | Jan-Feb, 2026 |
Central Secretariat Assistants’ Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination,2025 | Paper-I (CBE)* | 20-Mar-2025 (Thursday) | 10-Apr-2025 (Thursday) | May – Jun, 2025 |
JSA/ LDC Grade LimitedDepartmental Competitive Examination, 2024 (only for DoPT) | Paper-I (CBE)* | 28-Feb-2025 (Friday) | 20-Mar-2025 (Thursday) | Apr-May, 2025 |
SSA/ UDC Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination, 2024 (only for DoPT) | Paper-I (CBE)* | 06-Mar-2025 (Thursday) | 26-Mar-2025 (Wednesday) | Apr-May, 2025 |
SSC conducts various exams to recruit for different posts. SSC exams consist of SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC DEECE, SSC GD, and Constable. There are various examinations conducted for different SSC posts as mentioned below:
SSC CGL Exam – Combined Graduate Level Examination
SSC CHSL Exam – Combined Higher Secondary Level Examination
SSC GD Exam – General Duty Level Examination
SSC JHT Exam – Junior Hindi Translator Exam
SSC CPO Exam – Central Police Organization Exam
SSC MTS Exam – Multi-Tasking Staff Exam
SSC JE Exam – Junior Engineers Exam
SSC Stenographer Exam – Stenography Exam
SSC Combined Graduate Level Exam is a common exam for various recruitment exams organized by the Staff Selection Commission. The full form of SSC CGL is the Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level Examination. The SSC CGL exam is conducted in four tiers, as listed below:
Tier I & II are computer-based objective online exams, Tier III is descriptive offline (pen & paper mode) exams, and Tier IV is a computer proficiency skill test.
SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 Exam is expected to take place between June and July 2025
SSC CGL exam is conducted in two phases, each of which is of two hours duration. The first phase consists of objective-type questions, and the second phase consists of descriptive-type questions. Read below to learn about the SSC CGL exam pattern:
SSC CGL Tier 1 Syllabus | Marks |
General Intelligence & Reasoning | 50 |
General Awareness | 50 |
Numerical Aptitude | 50 |
English Comprehension | 50 |
SSC CGL Tier 2 Syllabus | Marks | SSC CGL Posts |
Arithmetical Ability | 200 | Inspectors & Investigators |
English Language & Comprehension | 200 | Sub-Inspectors Inspectors & Investigators |
Commerce/ Mathematics Statistics/Economics | 200 | Investigators |
Positions filled – Some of the key positions offered to SSC CGL clearing candidates include:
The salary of the employees from level 4 to level 8 ranges between INR 25500 – INR 151100 per month. The in-hand salary does not include the allowances and benefits received by the employees.
SSC MTS Exam is an entrance examination in the field of Civil Services for the recruitment of clerks and Multi Tasking Staff (MTS) in various Ministries/ Departments of the Government of India. SSC MTS (NT) exams are for recruiting Multitasking (Non-Technical) Staff in different States & Union Territories. There are two phases for these exams, Paper I objective type, and Paper II is a descriptive type exam.
The SSC MTS Exam for the Multitasking Staff post is scheduled to be held from September 30 to November 14, 2024
The SSC MTS Exam is organized by Staff Selection Commission in two phases:
SSC MTS Paper 1 Syllabus | Marks | Questions |
General Intelligence & Reasoning | 25 | 25 |
Numerical Aptitude | 25 | 25 |
General English | 25 | 25 |
General Awareness | 25 | 25 |
SSC MTS Paper 2 Syllabus | Marks |
Short Essay/Letter in English or any language included in the 8th schedule of the Constitution. | 50 |
Positions offered – The positions offered to candidates who pass the SSC MTS examination are as follows:
The in-hand provided to the SSC MTS passing candidates in between INR 23035 – INR 26365 per month. The perks and benefits entitled to them includes insurance scheme, travelling allowance, post-retirement benefits, etc.
SSC conducts SSC JE exam to recruit Junior Engineers in the Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical & Quantity Surveying & Contract departments. There are two papers – Paper I which is objective computer-based exam whereas Paper II is written examination.
SSC JE 2025 Paper 1 Exam is tentatively scheduled between October and November 2025
The SSC JE exam consists of three phases. The time provided to complete each paper is 120 minutes.
SSC JE Paper 1 Syllabus | Marks | Question |
General Intelligence & Reasoning | 50 | 50 |
General Awareness | 50 | 50 |
Part -A General Engineering (Civil & Structural) or Part-B General Engineering (Electrical) or Part-C General Engineering (Mechanical) or | 100 | 100 |
SSC JE Paper 2 Syllabus | Marks | Duration |
Part-A General Engineering (Civil & Structural) OR Part- B General Engineering (Electrical) OR Part-C General Engineering (Mechanical) OR Part-D General Engineering(Electronics) | 300 | 2 hours |
Positions offered – The positions offered to SSC JE passing candidates are in the following engineering disciplines:
The SSC JE passing candidates are employed in the engineering field under various departments. The in-hand salary ranges between INR 35400 – Rs. 112400 per month. The employee also gets pension benefits and required allowances
SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level) exam is conducted to select candidates with higher secondary education qualifications for posts in various government departments and offices. The recruitment process has three phases – Tier I, Tier II and Tier III exams.
Tier I is a computer-based exam, Tier II is a descriptive type exam, and Tier III is typing skill test. There is a negative marking of 0.5 marks for each incorrect answer.
SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exam is tentatively scheduled for July-August 2025
SSC conducts its JE exam in three phases. Typing or skill tests are conducted for candidates who clear Tier I and Tier II. The typing speed of the candidate is tested in Hindi and English language.
SSC CHSL Tier 1 Syllabus | Questions | Marks | Duration |
English Language | 25 | 50 | 60 minutes |
General Intelligence | 25 | 50 | |
Quantitative Aptitude | 25 | 50 | |
General Awareness | 25 | 50 |
SSC CHSL Tier II Syllabus | Marks | Duration |
Essay Writing | 100 | 60 minutes |
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SSC Stenographer exam is conducted to select grade “C” and “D” stenographers with good knowledge in Hindi and English language for government offices. Candidates aspiring to apply for the post of stenographer should have qualified and passed 12th grade. There will be computer based objective multiple choice answers type of exam and a skill test in stenography.
SSC has announced the Skill Test Exam dates for SSC Stenographer 2025 for Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’, scheduled for April 16th and 17th, 2025. A total of 1,926 vacancies have been released, including 239 for Grade C and 1,687 for Grade D across multiple government ministries, departments, and offices
SSC conducts the exam of stenographer in two phases. The computer-based test consists of objective types of questions and the skill test is the typing test of the candidate.
SSC Stenographer Syllabus | Questions | Marks | Duration |
English Language & Comprehension | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours (160 minutes for VH/OH) |
General Intelligence & Reasoning | 50 | 50 | |
General Awareness | 50 | 50 |
SSC JHT exam is to select junior grade and senior grade Hindi Translator and Hindi Pradhyapak (Professor) in government offices, ministries and agencies. The recruitment process has two phases – Paper I is a computer-based objective type exam and Paper II is a conventional or descriptive type exam.
SSC JHT 2025 registration took place between 26th August 2025 and 18th September 2025. Tier 1 is scheduled for October 2025, followed by Tier 2 in November 2025
The test for Junior Hindi Translator is conducted by SSC in two phases.
SSC JHT Paper 1 Syllabus | Questions | Marks | Duration |
General English | 100 | 100 | 2 Hours (160 minutes for VH/OH) |
General Hindi | 100 | 100 |
SSC JHT Paper 2 Syllabus | Marks | Duration |
Translation & Essay | 200 | 2 Hours (160 minutes for VH/OH) |
SSC CPO exam is to recruit police officers such as officers in central armed police force, central industrial security force, sub inspector, assistant sub inspector for Delhi Police. SSC CPO recruitment process has two papers – Paper I and Paper II both will be computer based of 2 hours each.
The SSC CPO exam is tentatively set to take place between July and August 2025.
The SSC Test for Central Police Organization is conducted in three phases. Candidates who clear Tier 1 and Tier 2 are called for the physical efficiency test.
SSC CPO Tier 1 Syllabus | Questions | Marks | Duration |
General Intelligence and Reasoning | 50 | 50 | 2 Hours (160 minutes for VH/OH) |
General Awareness | 50 | 50 | |
Quantitative Aptitude | 50 | 50 | |
English Comprehension | 50 | 50 |
SSC CPO Tier 2 Syllabus | Questions | Marks | Duration |
English Language and Comprehension | 200 | 200 | 2 Hours (160 minutes for VH/OH) |
SSC GD Constable Exam is conducted to recruit GD constable appointed as a guard or escort. Their duties include supervise all the tasks and duties in the absence of sub-inspector and assistant sub-inspector may work on the cases of investigation under the supervision and instructions of SHO.
SSC GD exam has a Computer-based exam (CBE), physical efficiency and physical standard test (PET & PSTE) and detailed medical examination (DME) as four stages of the selection process. SSC GD Constable 2025 notifications for detailed medical examination (DME) yet to be been released. Representatives from the central armed police force will conduct the candidate’s physical efficiency and standard test. Qualified candidates will proceed to the detailed medical examination.
SSC GD 2025 exam events calendar is given below:
SSC GD Constable 2025- exam events | Important Dates |
Notification for SSC GD 2025 | November, 2025 |
Registration Start Date | November, 2025 |
Registration End Date | December, 2025 |
SSC GD 2025 Exam | March-April 2026 |
SSC GD exam is conducted in four phases by Staff Selection Commission. Candidates who pass the CBT are then tested based on Physical efficiency and standard. Then a detailed medical test of the candidate is conducted.
SSC GD Syllabus | Questions | Marks | Duration |
General Intelligence & Reasoning | 25 | 25 | 1.5 hours |
General Knowledge & General Awareness | 25 | 25 | |
Elementary Mathematics | 25 | 25 | |
English/Hindi | 25 | 25 |
To appear in any category of the SSC test, an admit card is a crucial document. The Staff Selection Commission notifies applicants of the availability of the SSC exam admission card for online download. Candidates can print their admission cards for the SSC Exams 2025 from the official website.
The points in the article below to download the admit card are simple to understand and to follow. The admit card includes details about the SSC Exams 2025.
The instructions for downloading the SSC Exam admit cards are present in the bullets below.
The necessary document with the instructions needed to appear in any category of SSC Exam is the admit card. The applicants must verify that the details on the admission card are accurate.
To appear in the annual SSC Exams, aspirants should complete the application form that can be downloaded from the official website. In order to examine and obtain the appropriate application form for the SSC exams 2022, candidates must go to the official website. The authority announces the requirements for appearing in any examination.
The applicants are given explicit instructions on how to download and complete the application form.
It is a must for all candidates to register on the SSC website. To complete this one-time registration successfully, applicants must adhere to key requirements.
Candidates for the SSC Exam recruitment 2025 are required to check in to the official website using login information such their registration id and password. To download and submit an application for the SSC Exam 2025, candidates were required to pay the application cost.
To download and submit the filled-out application form, follow the instructions below.
Before submitting the application form, make sure all the information is entered accurately. Once submitted, details cannot be forced to change.
Application costs have been established by the Staff Selection Commission for each exam category. The costs are negotiable for candidates in a scheduled category and relaxed for those from other underprivileged groups and special category applicants.
Candidates who apply for the SSC Exams 2025 must pay a fee of INR 100. For candidates who represent SC/ST, female candidates, people with Permanent Disabilities, and ex-servicemen, there is a reduction in the payment of costs.
The curriculum is essential to studying for the SSC Exam Recruitment 2025 in addition to the exam format. Every exam held by the Staff Selection Commission has an appropriate syllabus that is established by the Commission. We have provided details about the SSC exam syllabus here.
Exam Name | Syllabus |
SSC CGL | Phase 1: General knowledge, Quantitative aptitude, English comprehension, and Reasoning Phase 2: Arithmetical ability, English language, General Studies & Statistics Phase 3: Personality Test |
SSC stenographer | Phase 1: General Intelligence, General awareness, and English language & Comprehension Phase 2: Skill test |
SSC CAPFS and DP | Phase 1: General Intelligence, General Awareness, Quantitative aptitude, and English comprehension Phase 2: English language & comprehension |
SSC JE | Phase 1: General reasoning, General Engineering and General Awareness Phase 2: General Engineering – Civil, Mechanical, Electrical |
Staff Selection Commission conducts several exams based on notifications published on the official website. The SSC is making a significant statement before the exam preparation process begins. The notification schedule for the various tests that the Staff Selection Commission administers is provided below.
Exam Name | Notification Date | Direct Link for the notice |
Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and Central Armed Police Forces Examination | 16/05/2025 | Click here |
Combined Higher Secondary Exam | 27/05/2025 | Click here |
Junior Hindi Translator | 26/08/2025 | Click here |
SSC GD exam | 11/11/2025 | Click here |
Head Constable in Delhi Police | 07/10/2025 | Click here |
Combined Graduate Level Exam | 22/04/2025 | Click here |
Junior Engineer | 02/07/2025 | Click here |
Stenographer C & D exam | 29/07/2025 | Click here |
The official website of SSC publishes the result on its official page. Candidates who registered for particular SSC exams are asked to visit the official website to view the results. Those who pass the SSC exam’s first level are invited to take the subsequent levels.
Candidates are instructed to click the “Result” option on https://www.ssc.nic.in/ (main page) to view the results.
The Staff Selection Commission administers hiring tests at various levels for a variety of departments. The result for each level is published on the official website.
Staff Selection Commission is the body that makes the decisions about the eligibility requirements for all of its exams. The eligibility requirements are influenced by several variables, including educational background, country, and age restriction. Here are the minimum and maximum age limits for the candidates to apply for different SSC exams.
Exam Name | Age limit (Lower to Upper) |
SSC MTS | 18 to 25 years |
SSC CHSL | 18 to 27 years |
SSC CPO | 20 to 25 years |
SSC CGL | 27 to 32 years |
SSC JE |
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For the majority of SSC exams, the Staff Selection Commission specifies a minimum educational requirement that is from graduation to Class 10. For instance, in order to apply for the SSC CHSL, they must have completed Class 12, for the SSC MTS, candidates must have completed Class 10, and for the SSC CGL, they must be graduates. A detailed eligibility criterion is given below.
Exam Name | Qualification required | Citizenship |
SSC MTS | Qualified Class 10. | Indian citizen |
SSC CHSL | Qualified Class 12. | Indian citizen |
SSC CPO | Graduate from a recognized University | Indian citizen, Bhutan or Nepal. |
SSC CGL | Graduate from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks. | Indian citizen |
SSC JE | Graduate degree in Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical) | Indian citizen, Tibetan refugee, subject of Nepal |
SSC Tax 2022 exam is for the post of tax assistant (group “C” Non-gazetted, ministerial post) in commissionerates of the Central Board of Direct Taxes – CBDT and Central Board of Excise & Customs – CBEC.
The notification link for SSC CBDT Tax assistant examination will display details such as eligibility criteria like age, educational qualification; fees to be paid, age relaxation, application begin date and last date, syllabus, and recommended books.
The SSC official website displays notifications under Latest News for post and recruitment process details, eligibility, exam structure, syllabus, and important dates for exams and results. Staff Selection Commission recruits Assistant Audit Officers, Assistant Accounts Officers, and Assistant Section Officers group ‘B’ in various states and zones across ministries of the Government of India.
The SSC website (https://ssc.nic.in) usually posts the Annual Calendar of the Commission’s Examinations for the following year in September/October of the current year.
The Annual Calendar of Examinations contains tentative dates for issuing Notices of various Examinations. For the most up-to-date information, it is recommended that you visit the Commission’s website frequently.
If the Commission’s inspection dates conflict with another body’s, the Commission will not consider the request. The Commission also does not entertain requests for changes to Examination Centres and Shifts, among other things, for any other reason.
Yes, the Commission requires one-time registration. However, applicants can apply for any Commission exam after completing the One-Time Registration process.
No, if a student has already registered after 20th Jul. 2018, they must use the same “Registration Number” and “SSC Registration Password” for all Commission’s exams.
To register for the SSC for the first time, go to https://ssc.nic.in and click on the ‘Register Now’ option in the login section. Then, follow the registration process given in the notice.
For each examination, a fee of one hundred rupees (Rs. 100/-) is required to be paid along with the application.
Female applicants and those from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (Divyangjans), and Ex-Servicemen are excused from paying the cost.
Yes. Fees can also be paid via an SBI Challan. Print Challan Form by selecting this option. It can be used to pay a fee at any SBI branch in cash.
The Commission’s website has a section called “Candidates Corner” that lists the tentative openings for various examinations submitted by the User Ministries/ Departments. The number of spaces for multiple exams is updated regularly.
SSC stands for Staff Selection Commission. It is a government organization that is responsible for recruiting candidates in various posts in the government departments. The SSC was established by an Act of Parliament in 1975 as a statutory body under the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT). It is currently headquartered in Delhi and used to be headquartered in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh prior to December 2016 when it moved back to New Delhi after being temporarily relocated due to the Kumbh Mela event held in Allahabad.
The SSC is headed by two chairmen, one each from the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and Railway Services along with a secretary who is an IAS officer. In addition, there are seven members who are either from the IAS or Railway services. The commission has its headquarters at New Delhi. There are five regional offices at Bangalore, Chandigarh, Guwahati, Kolkata and Mumbai.
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