Hy,

In the SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) exam process, there is usually a provision for correcting discrepancies in the photo or other details on your application form. Here’s what you need to know about the photo correction and the associated process:

1. Correction Window

• Correction Period: SSC typically provides a correction window for candidates to make amendments to their application forms after the submission. This includes correcting photos, signatures, or other details.
• Notification: The correction period is usually announced by SSC through their official website or in the notification released for each recruitment cycle.

2. Steps to Correct Photo in SSC CGL

• Log In: Access the SSC application portal using your credentials (registration number and password).
• Correction Link: Look for the “Application Form Correction” or “Correction in Application Form” link. This is where you can make changes to your submitted application.
• Upload Correct Photo: Follow the instructions to upload the correct photo as per the specified guidelines. Ensure your photo meets the size, format, and quality requirements set by SSC.
• Review and Submit: After making corrections, review your updated application form to ensure all details are correct and submit it.

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for IBPS PO/Clerk/SSC CGL exams even if you cleared your backlog in graduation. However, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including the passing percentage and degree completion requirements. Clearing backlogs doesn't typically create issues, but:

· Check the exam notification for specific guidelines on backlog clearance.

· Verify your degree is recognized by the relevant authorities.

· Ensure your final year results are declared before the exam or interview dates.

· Be prepared to provide proof of backlog clearance and degree completion during document verification.

hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello student

Congratulations on your decision to prepare for SSC CGL!

For SSC CGL, you don't need a specific UG course, but having a degree is mandatory. Considering ease and affordability, here are some UG courses:

1. *BA (Bachelor of Arts)*: A popular choice, as it's relatively easy and affordable.

2. *BCom (Bachelor of Commerce)*: Another common option, suitable for those interested in commerce and management.

3. *BSc (Bachelor of Science)*: A good choice if you're interested in science subjects like physics, chemistry, or biology.

4. *BVoc (Bachelor of Vocation)*: A newer course focused on skill development and industry-specific training.

5. *Distance Education*: Consider distance education courses like BA, BCom, or BSc from reputable universities like IGNOU, DU SOL, or Annamalai University.

When choosing a course, consider the following factors:

- *Interest*: Pick a course that aligns with your interests.

- *Cost*: Compare fees among colleges and universities.

- *Duration*: Most UG courses are 3 years.

- *Recognition*: Ensure the course and institution are recognized by UGC or AICTE.

Remember, SSC CGL preparation requires dedication and focus. Choose a course that allows you to balance your studies and preparation.

Hello Aspirant , Hope your doing great . As per your query , A Bachelor's degree in any field from an accredited university or institute with a minimum of 60% in mathematics at the 12th-grade level or A bachelor's degree in statistics is one of the degree-level studies in any field.  You will eligible for the exam.

In SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) exams, eligibility criteria are crucial for determining your application status and post allocation. Here’s what you need to know about applying for the Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) position with 59 marks in Mathematics in 12th grade:

Eligibility for JSO Position:

• Mathematics Requirement : The SSC CGL eligibility criteria for JSO typically require candidates to have at least 60% marks in Mathematics at the 12th grade level or a degree in Statistics. Your 59 marks, which fall just short of the 60% threshold, might affect your eligibility for this specific post.

What If You Apply Anyway?

• Application Status : If you apply for the JSO post without meeting the eligibility criteria, your application for this post is likely to be rejected. SSC CGL applications are screened based on eligibility criteria, and if you do not meet them, you will not be considered for the JSO position.
• Other Posts : However, if you do not qualify for the JSO role, your application might still be considered for other posts in SSC CGL for which you meet the eligibility criteria. Your overall application will be evaluated for other available positions.

Steps to Take:

1. Verify Eligibility : Check the latest SSC CGL notification or contact SSC for specific eligibility details and any possible exceptions.
2. Apply for Other Posts : Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for other posts in SSC CGL and select them accordingly in your application.

while you may be ineligible for the JSO post due to your 12th-grade marks, you can still apply for other positions within SSC CGL for which you meet the criteria. Ensure to verify all eligibility requirements before submitting your application.

hope this helps you!!

Hello Aspirant

You should enter 2020 as the passing year in the SSC CGL application form.

Here's why:

Completion of Degree: You completed all requirements for your degree, including clearing backlogs, in 2020.

Eligibility Criteria: The key is to have completed your degree before the eligibility cutoff date for SSC CGL.

Also, as you have mentioned, your scorecard has 2020 as the passing year, so you anyway will have to mention it as 2020 because the authorities cross-check all the documents.

Hi Nidhi,

For the SSC CGL form, your passing year should be the year when you completed all requirements for your graduation, including clearing any backlogs. Since you cleared your backlog in 2023 and your final marksheet date is June 24, 2024, you should mention 2024 as your passing year .

This is because your degree is considered complete only when all subjects, including backlogs, are cleared and you have been awarded the final marksheet.

Hope it helps!

Greetings,
If you do not see "General" category option in additional category section during registration you should typically select "Unreserved" (UR) or any similar term that denotes the general category.

• Look for "Unreserved" (UR) : This is the common term used for the general category.
• Check for "General" or "Open" : Sometimes, these terms are used interchangeably.
• Refer to Instructions : Look at the guidelines or instructions provided on the registration page for clarification.
• Contact Support : If it’s still unclear, consider reaching out to the SSC helpdesk or support team for assistance.
  
  I hope this information is helpful to you.

Hello Sakshi,

First of all Don't worry.

When filling out the SSC CGL form and asked for the roll number or roll code, you can use the "Seat Number" mentioned on your SSC (Maharashtra Board) certificate. The "Seat Number" is equivalent to the roll number or roll code for the purposes of the form.

Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Locate the Seat Number : Find the "Seat Number" on your SSC certificate. This is typically a unique number assigned to you during your exams.
2. Enter the Seat Number : When the form asks for your roll number or roll code, enter this "Seat Number" exactly as it appears on your certificate.
3. Confirm the Format : Ensure that the format you enter matches any specifications provided on the SSC CGL form (e.g., number of digits, any special characters).

If you encounter any specific formatting issues or the form does not accept your entry, consider these additional steps:

1. Check Instructions : Refer to the detailed instructions provided in the form or on the SSC official website for any specific guidelines related to Maharashtra Board students.
2. Contact Support : If you are still unsure or face issues, contact the SSC helpdesk or customer support for clarification. They can provide guidance on what to enter in this field.
3. Check Forums/Groups : Look for advice from other candidates who might have faced similar issues on educational forums or social media groups dedicated to SSC exam preparation.

Hope it helps!

Hello Aspirant

You can indeed appear for the SSC CGL exam multiple times as long as you meet the age limit and eligibility criteria.

There is no restriction on the number of attempts for the SSC CGL exam.

Educational Qualification required to appear for SSC CGL are-

A Bachelor's degree from a recognized University or equivalent.

Desirable (for specific posts): Statistics as a subject at the degree level.

Economics/Statistics/Mathematics as a compulsory or elective subject.

The age limit varies depending on the post you're applying for. Generally, it ranges between 18 to 32 years. There are relaxations for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/PWD

Hope this helps