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Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has started the application process for Combined Graduating Level (CGL) Examination 2025. According to the SSC CGL 2025 notification, 14,582 posts are to be filled. Enabled and interested candidates can submit their applications through the SSC official website, SSC.gov.in. The deadline is July 4, 2025, while the deadline of online fee pay date is July 4, 2025, while the deadline is July 5, 2025. The candidates who have applied for SSC CGL 2025, he will be able to improve their farms from July 11, 2025.
Educational qualifications for SSC CGL 2025
The candidate must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. For the Junior Statistical Officer (JSO), the candidates must have at least 60% markets in the 12th grade or should have been studied as the subject status at the degree. Statistical Investigator Grade-II, the statistics in all parts or semesters should have been studied. For more information, candidates can view SSC CGL 2025 notifications.
The election process and exam pattern
The SSC CGL selection process includes two computers-based exams – Tier i and Tier II. Tier i objectives with objective multiple choice. All questions will be available in English and Hindi except English questions. 0.50 points will be cut for each wrong answer.
When will the Tier I exam be held
The SSC CGL Tier Tier i exam will be held between August 13 to August 30, 2025. The SSC’s aim is to fill in about 14,582 posts in the Central Government Ministries, Deposits, Constitutional and Legal Institutions and Tribunals.
Application fee to apply for SSC CGL 2025
Candidates will have to pay Rs. 100 as an application fee. However, the candidates related to the candidates related to women candidates and Q, PWBD and ESM categories for reservations are exempted.
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