Staff Selection Commission (SSC) - List of Upcoming Exams

SSC Exams

The SSC has published their exam schedule for students who have done Matriculation, Higher Secondary, Graduation, and above. SSC has invited applications for SSC Selection Post Phase 9, 2021 (10th, 12th, Graduation & above) on 24th Sept. SSC issued a short notice for the SSC CHSL skill test, SSC CPO Paper 2, SSC Stenographer, and SSC GD Exam on 06th Sept. Exams will take place in November and December of 2021.

List of SSC Exams

The list of competitive exams administered by the SSC is listed below. However, the Authority announces the exam dates months in advance. Therefore, exam study should be done systematically. As a result, we’ve included links to a variety of SSC exams held in India below. Learn everything you need to know about the SSC Exam Date and Exam Pattern.

More details regarding various exams concluded by the Commission and important dates related to these exams are present in this article.

SSC CGL Exams (Combine Graduate Level)

The SSC holds the CGL Exam to employ applicants in Grade “B” and “C” category posts in multiple Government Ministries, Depts., and Offices. The SSC CGL 2021 Exam is held for a variety of positions. There are four groupings of jobs in all. A B, C, & D are the four groups. Assistant Audit Officer, Assistant Section Officer, Income Tax Inspector, and other positions are listed here. The SSC CGL Exam 2021 will be conducted in four parts by the Commission: Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, and Tier 4.

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SSC MTS Exams (Multitasking Staff Post) 

SSC MTS Recruitment 2021 is for Multitasking Staff positions in different government departments and offices and is conducted by SSC. To apply for the SSC MTS exam, students will be between the ages of 18 and 25. A 10th-grade pass or equivalent from a recognized university is the minimum requirement required. Students should also verify the university’s other eligibility requirements. From 05th Oct. to 20, 2021, the SSC MTS Tier 1 test will be held in India.

SSC will choose the candidates as multitasking employees, and they will be paid in Pay Band 1 (Rs.5200-20200) with a Grade Pay of Rs.1800 The exam is divided into two parts: Paper 1 and Paper 2. The first paper is an objective test, whereas the second is a descriptive exam.

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The dates for the SSC MTS Exam 2020 are listed in the table below.

The dates shown below are estimates based on the SSC’s official announcements. They may be modified based on SSC officials’ choices. SSC MTS Exam admit cards will be available on the Commission’s website 2-3 weeks before the exam date.

SSC JE (Junior Engineer)

For several Ministries/ Departments/ Organizations in the Government of India, the Commission organizes the SSC Junior Engineer test for several posts in engineering such as mechanical, civil, electrical, and quantity surveying. Aspirants who wanted to take the SSC JE Exam 2020-21 had to go to the Commission’s official website. The SSC JE exam 2021 is for Group B (non-gazette) posts in the pay matrix of the Seventh Pay Commission at level 6 (Rs.35400- 112400).

On 18th Mar. 2021, the Commission issued an official notice revising the SSC JE test 2021 dates. Previously, the regional headquarters of the Commission released the SSC JE admission card 2020-21.

Paper 1 and paper 2 of the SSC JE 2021 examination are held separately. The questions in the first paper are objective, while the second paper is a descriptive one.

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SSC CHSL Exam (Combined Higher Secondary Level) 

SSC CHSL is a combined competitive exam held to recruit students with a Higher Secondary diploma into various government ministries and offices. Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level is the full name of this exam. The SSC conducts the SSC CHSL exam to hire qualified individuals for various positions in the Government of India, including JSA, LDC, PA, SA, and DEO. They all provide competitive salaries and a variety of benefits. Tiers 1, 2, and 3 are the three stages. The SSC CHSL Tier 1 test is computer-based and objective, whereas the SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam is descriptive. Tier 3 will consist of a skill/typing test for Tier 1 and Tier 2 qualifiers.

In the last year, the SSC CHSL exam dates have been postponed and rescheduled multiple times. It was due to a variety of factors. Exam 2021 for the SSC CHSL has also been delayed.

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SSC Stenographer 

The SSC conducts the SSC Stenographer test to hire qualified candidates for Grade C and D stenographer positions in central government agencies. The SSC Stenographer test requires a minimum of a 12th-grade pass. SSC Stenographer 2021 will be a multiple-choice computer-based exam. The examinations will be conducted in both English and Hindi, other than the English language section. For the 2020-21 session, the SSC Stenographer Exam Date (computer-based test) has been set for 29th Mar. to 31st Mar. 2021. However, due to a pandemic, it has been postponed.

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SSC JHT Exam (Junior Hindi Translator) 

SSC JHT is a national level test for recruiting Junior Hindi Translators, Junior Translators, Senior Hindi Translators, and Hindi Pradhyapaks in government agencies, ministries, and organizations. The Staff Selection Commission administers the exam. Paper I and Paper II are the two parts of the examination. SSC JHT recruitment 2021 will be announced very shortly by the Staff Selection Commission. Paper I (computer-based) and Paper-II (paper-based) are the two parts of the SSC JHT 2021 exam selection procedure (Descriptive). On 14th Feb. 2021, the SSC JHT Paper II 2020 exam will begin.

On 14th Feb. 2021, the SSC JHT Paper II 2020 test will be held. The SSC JHT Notification 2021, on the other hand, has not yet been released. Nonetheless, the projected dates for the SSC JHT test 2021 have been presented in the table below, based on previous trends:

SSC CPO Exam (Central Police Organization)

The SSC CPO is recruiting Sub-Inspectors for the Delhi Police, ITBP, CAPF, BSF, and SSB. SSC CPO stands for Staff Selection Commission Central Police Organization in full.

Every year, the Staff Selection Commission holds a CPO (Central Police Organizations) recruitment exam. Applicants taking the SSC CPO test must be under 30 (33 for OBC candidates and 35 for SC/ST students). The exam is held at several locations across India. Paper 1, Physical Standard Test (PST)/ Physical Endurance Test (PET), Paper 2, and Detailed Medical Examination (DME) make up the SSC CPO exam pattern. Paper 1 is of 2 hours and has MCQ-type questions, while Paper 2 is for the English language.

SSC GD Exam (General Duty)

Staff Selection Commission General Duty is a test at the national level.  It is also known as the SSC GD Constable exam. The SSC administers the exam for both the Constable and Rifleman categories. Computer-based Tests, Physical Efficiency Tests, Physical Standard Tests, and Detailed Medical examinations are the steps in the SSC GD selection procedure. The Commission has issued a specific notice, and the application forms for SSC GD Constable 2021 are now closed on the official website. On 17th Jul. 2021, the SSC GD notice for Constable 2021 was released.

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JKSSB (Jammu And Kashmir Service Selection Board)

On its website, the Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board (JKSSB) has published an official notification for various positions such as Junior Assistant, Veterinary Pharmacist, Electrician, and others. For these positions, the online application procedure began on 04th Aug. 2021.

The deadline for submitting an online application for the position of Divisional/ District/ UT Cadre had previously been extended. Therefore, the online registration process for JKSSB Junior Assistants was open till 10th Feb. 2021.

Aside from that, the deadline for applying online for other JKSSB recruitment positions has been extended till 31st Jan. 2021. There are 1700 openings for Junior Stenographers, Data Entry Operators, Junior Assistants, librarians, and other posts. Applicants will be chosen as per their performance in the written exam and their post-choice mode performance. The selected candidates will then be called for document verification, with the most qualified candidates chosen based on merit.

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HPSSSB (Himanchal Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Board) 

Himachal Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Board is another name for Himachal Pradesh Staff Selection Commission. The headquarters of the HP Staff Selection Commission is at Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh. The panel is responsible for making recommendations for all class-11 post enrolment, including several legally mandated premise positions. It also manages the application process for Junior Office Assistant, Clerk, Seniors Scale Stenographer, Computer Operator, Steno Typist, and Data Operator positions. HPSSSB is dedicated to achieving the aim of enlisting capable, qualified candidates for state administration. Overall, there will be two papers: aptitude test (Paper 2) and general studies (Paper 1).

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UPSSSC (Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Board)

UPSSSC stands for Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission, while PET stands for Preliminary Eligibility Test. It is held to attract applicants for positions in the state’s groups “B” and “C.” Every year, the UPSSSC announces new job openings for various roles such as Jr. Engineer, Junior Assistant, and others. Because the exam is highly competitive, aspirants should review the UPSSSC Exam Pattern and Syllabus in depth. The UPSSSC Exam Patterns vary depending on the position. The PET exam dates have previously been announced through an official notice. This formal announcement was also published on the UPSSSC’s official website on 25th May 2021. In addition, the Mains paper exam will begin shortly following the PET exam results.

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This year, the UPSSSC will hold several different exams. The Commission is likely to hire for a variety of positions, including UPSSSC Lekhpal, Jr Clerk, Assistant, and Others. The Commission will soon distribute recruitment notices for several positions.

BSSB (Bihar Staff Selection Commission)

The Bihar Staff Selection Commission, or BSSC, is the governing organization in charge of administering exams for non-gazetted level-3 posts with pay scales ranging from 6500 to 10500 rupees. On the other hand, this committee was established to supervise the examination process for government positions in Bihar’s subordinate offices. The notification for the 2679 positions will be made soon on the official website. On 25th Dec. 2020, the BSSC was scheduled to take place in two sessions.

The dates for the application form, prelims and mains exams, results, and other details about the Inter-Level exam have yet to be announced by the BSSC. As a result, in August, the BSSC will release the second Inter-Level exam announcement.

MPPEB (Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board) 

Vyapam (Vyavsayik Pariksha Mandal) is the Hindi name for the MP Professional Examination Board. It is a self-funded and self-governing institution created by the state government to conduct several entrance tests across the state. The MP Vyapam conducts tests for a variety of roles throughout the year. As a result, Paper I will feature questions from General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Grammar. Similarly, Paper-II includes questions connected to posts that are relevant to the position you’re looking for.

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JSSC (Jharkhand Personnel Selection Commission)  

The Jharkhand Personnel Selection Commission is a staff selection commission that works at the state level. For several state government departments, JSSC will be hiring for group B and group C positions. The JSSC will issue a notice soon for the year 2021 to fill the vacancies. Students who believe they are qualified and appropriate for the mentioned positions may register for the required fields by completing the JSSC Recruitment application form with the necessary information. The application will be released in September 2021 and will tentatively close in October 2021.

The preliminary and main stages make up the JSSC 2021 exam. The distribution of an admit card will follow each exam. After successfully completing both tests, the documents will be verified, and an interview will be conducted.

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CGPEB (Chhattisgarh Professional Educational Board) 

Chhattisgarh Professional Educational Board is a self-funded government body. The Chhattisgarh govt. Organizes it for the purpose of conducting several state-level exams. CGPEB, commonly known as CG VYAPAM, recently posted an official recruiting notification for several positions. It is now recruiting for 14580 Assistant Teachers, Teachers, Exercise Teachers, Lecturers, and other positions. To be eligible for the interviews, candidates must pass the written exam. Possibly, the online application form may be available this month.

The following are the tentative dates for the CGPEB Exam:

UKSSSC (Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission) 

Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission has issued a notification for several Graduate Level – 1 Group – C positions, including Assistant social welfare officer, Hostel Superintendent, Assistant Review Officer, Village Development Officer, Scrutinizer, and others. In addition, the UKSSSC has issued a recruitment notice for 854 assistant social welfare officers, hostel superintendents, gram panchayat development officers, village development officers, supervisors, matron cum care hospital attendants, and other positions. From 11th Nov. 2020, an online link was available to apply for this recruiting.

The CBT question paper includes questions on general Hindi and general knowledge/general studies (including history, polity, geography, economics, environment, computer, science, miscellaneous, current affairs, etc.).

RSMSSB (Rajasthan Subordinate & Ministerial Service Selection Board)

For employee recruitment, the Rajasthan government formed the Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board. The board is in charge of recruiting qualified, highly skilled candidates and selecting them through reasonable means, including employing appropriate global testing techniques. RSMSSB administers various exams, including those for stenographers, teachers, pharmacists, agriculture supervisors, lab assistants, and radiologists, among others. Exam Pattern will be communicated and determined per the examination. It can be entirely written, entirely oral, or both written and oral. The notification will include this information.

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WB SSC (West Bengal Staff Selection Commission) 

The West Bengal Staff Selection Commission will hold a recruitment exam for Group B and C level positions in the year 2021. As a result, those who are interested in working for the West Bengal SSC exams can apply for the openings in the year 2021. The candidate’s performance in the Prelims, Mains, and Personality Test will be used to determine who will be chosen. After the official announcement, the upcoming dates will be made public. The WBSSC exam’s Arithmetic, Reasoning, General Awareness, and English elements make up many of the questions.

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Preparation Tips For SSC

• Start your day by reading the newspaper. Then, read it and jot down the relevant General Knowledge facts in a copy.
• Make a schedule for SSC preparation for all topics.
• For SSC English preparation, English is practiced for one hour every day.
• Give Reasoning no more than 2-hours of practice every day for SSC Reasoning preparation. Command your skills in the sitting arrangement, statement and conclusions, Venn diagrams, and series questions in the reasoning course.
• Quantitative Aptitude should be practiced for two hours every day for SSC Aptitude preparation. Never underestimate the importance of interpretation of data, profit and loss, simple and compound interest, time and distance, and time and work.
• Your everyday habit of reading a newspaper will significantly assist you in practicing the descriptive test. You only need to focus on the sentence structure they utilize and their words to add weight to the discourse.
• Compare and contrast the topic’s history, and jot down some key facts and figures.
• It would help if you gave yourself at least one month to practice typing tests and skill tests.
• Practice on as many SSC mock test papers as you can. At least two papers must be completed.
• Take a look at the SSC previous year’s question papers from the last five months and try to solve them.
• Keep short notes on each subject so you may rapidly review them on the final day before the exam.
• Don’t try to go over anything again since it will simply confuse you and make you nervous.

FAQs 

Q1. When does the Commission release its Annual Examination Calendar?

A1. 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.

Q2. When is an examination notice/advertisement published?

A2. 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.

Q3. Is it possible for the Commission to adjust the date of an examination if it conflicts with the tests of other organizations?

A3. 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.

Q4. Is it necessary to register to apply for Commission examinations?

A4. Yes, the Commission requires one-time registration. However, applicants can apply for any Commission exam after completing the One-Time Registration process.

Q5.  Is it necessary for a candidate to register each time they want to take an exam?

A5. 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.

Q6. How does one go about registering for the first time?

A6. 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.

Q7. How much is the application fee?

A7. For each examination, a fee of one hundred rupees (Rs. 100/-) is required to be paid along with the application.

A8. Who qualifies for a fee exemption?

A8. Female applicants and those from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (Divyangjans), and Ex-Servicemen are excused from paying the cost.

Q9. Is it possible for me to pay the fee without going to a bank?

A9. 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.

Q10. For each SSC Exam, how many openings are there?

A10. 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.