कब होगा SSC CGL 2024 का Exam? जानिए तारीख

Staff Selection Commission has announced bumper vacancies for the recruitment of Group ‘B’ and Group ‘C’ posts in different Ministries or Departments under the Government of India. This is a great opportunity as it will fill up a total of 17727 vacancies for the graduates. The commission is releasing the admit card and application status on the regional websites for the examination scheduled from 9th September to 26th September 2024.

The selection of candidates is based on two stages which include Tier 1 and Tier 2 i.e. Computer-Based Test examination. This recruitment is great for the Junior Statistical Officer (JSO), Statistical Investigator Grade-II, and Research Assistant in the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and all other posts.

SSC CGL Exam Date 2024

As the exam will be held from 9th to 26th September 2024, candidates can plan their study schedule accordingly. The tentative exam schedule for the SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam 2024, which will be conducted in December 2024. The specific exam date for the same will be declared shortly by the officials.

As per the notification, the Staff Selection Commission will conduct the Combined Graduate Level exam in September-October 2024 across the country as per the SSC exam calendar. Meanwhile, interested candidates can get a head start in their preparation journey by starting their revisions as soon as possible as the exam is at your doorstep.

कैसे करे SSC CGL 2024 के लिए तैयारी?

To start your preparation from now onwards is the best idea for the candidates. As the exam month is announced and to pass this examination candidates must start to strategize the study plan and focus on the success.

• Keep handwritten notes for each section of both stages of the examination.
• Start revision and mock tests in the early stages of your preparation to develop a grip on the concepts learned.
• Maintain a record of the mistakes made by you in attempting mocks and practicing them to ensure that similar mistakes do not get repeated in the actual exam.
• Attempt quizzes and cover one-liner current affairs in the gaps you get during the day.