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Government Jobs: Despite a large number of private jobs and career options in the country, the craze for government jobs among the youth can be gauged from the fact that 30 lakh applications were received for only 17 thousand posts. These jobs are of the Staff Selection Commission (SSC CGL). Let us tell you that the Staff Selection Commission conducts the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGL) from time to time. And through this exam, Group B and C officers are recruited for various posts in the top ministries, departments and organizations of the Government of India. And its examination is going to be held soon.
Why such high applications?
The Staff Selection Commission has released recruitments for a total of 17727 posts. 30 lakh applications have been received from across the country for the SSC CGL Tier One exam. It is being said that this time the number of candidates has increased significantly, the maximum applications have come from UP and Bihar, there are 6 lakh 16 thousand 306 candidates from Uttar Pradesh alone, while 2 lakh 65 thousand 276 candidates are from Bihar. If we look at the number of candidates from both the states, about 35 percent of the applicants are from these two states.
How many candidates for one post?
After receiving 30 lakh applications for the recruitment of 17727 vacancies in SSC CGL, the question arises that how many candidates are there for one post. The answer to this question will surprise you. There are 170 candidates for one post of SSC CGL, that is, to get a job on these posts, you will have to get ahead of 169 candidates. Only then will your choice be made.
When will these exams be conducted?
Staff Selection Commission (SSC CGL) exam is going to be held in the month of September. That is, these exams will be held from 9 to 26 September. Admit card has also been issued for this. Along with this, candidates can see complete information by visiting SSC's website ssc.gov.in. Apart from this, candidates can also download their admit card from the regional website of SSC.