Hello
readers,
Many of us
often think about what to fill as his or her first preference while filling SSC
CGL form. We know these are all lucrative jobs and best in the business. But
there are some points in some jobs that suits you the most and some don’t so we
are here providing you an article so that you can decide and gauge what is best
for you.
QUERY: I filled up the form but then xyz error happened OR I’ve already applied but now I want to change the job preferences now. Can I apply again? OR I made some mistake in tying date of birth, graduation marks or xyz thing, can I apply again?
Ans.
i) ON-LINE MODE
In case of multiple applications for on-line
application, the last application for which part-I and part-II registration
have been completed will be accepted.
For example
- you applied first time and got registration ID: ABC1111.
- You applied again, after a few days and got registration ID: ABC51111.
- SSC will send you the admit card according to this second application.
ii) OFF-LINE MODE
The regional director/deputy director at his/her
discretion, will accept only one of the applications.
Validity
of Distance Education Degree?
QUERY: I’ve done graduation from xyz
postal/distance Education University. Is my degree valid for this SSC CGL exam?
Ans. Yes if your course is recognized by
Distance Education Council, Lpu.
Confusion in Job preference codes
QUERY: Which job should I give first
preference to?
Ans. It depend on below point
- Want uniform? = Preventive officer (white), Excise inspector (Khakhi)
- Want adventure/risk? = CBI, Nacrotics, Preventive officer, Enforcement directorate. (although in real life it’s more stress than adventure.)
- Want peace of mind, family life, permanently settlement in Delhi= Assistants in Group B in certain ministries. = CSS, RAILWAY, AFHQ a certainty.
- Want posting in foreign country= Assistant in Ministry of External affairs. Though at one’s wishes he can live in Delhi for whole of the tenure in this job.
- Non interview posts should be given last preference= In event of your non-interest in interview posts you can always skip the interview; hence non-interview posts always should be preferred last.
QUERY: Does SSC CGL exam have sectional
cut-offs like in IBPS and RBI exams?
Ans. No
QUERY: How many vacancies are there for
those individual posts?
Ans. Number of vacancies in CGL is not there
in the notification. Firm number of vacancies in each category of posts will be
determined at least one month before the declaration of the final results.
Are Last
Semester/Final Year Candidates allowed in SSC CGL?
QUERY: I’m in the last semester/ last year
of college? Can I apply?
Ans. No. You must have completed graduation on OR
before 1st august 2015.
Otherwise, they’ll reject you at document verification stage.
ADVICE: Let’s assume you prepare extremely
well and clear tier 1 and tier 2, still they’ll reject you at document
verification stage. So, instead of occupying a seat at tier-II, tier III,
better let a needy person get that seat. Besides, SSC will release official
answer keys and cut-offs. So, you can practice the same question paper at home.
(instead of appearing in the exam just for the sake of “experience”)
QUERY: Is it a need to apply again for tier-II/second
stage of SSC CGL/ other exam
Ans: No, you need not to apply afresh for tier-II/second
stage of an exam if any. The result of tier-I examination, informing the
qualified candidates along with the dates of tierII/second stage examination
will be published.
QUERY: What happens if desired qualification is
mentioned there in the advertisement?
Ans: Wherever Desirable Qualification is prescribed in
Recruitment Rules, appropriate weightage will be given at the time of
Interview. If no interview is there for that post it’s meaningless for the
selection.
QUERY: Which candidates are exempted from application
fee?
Ans: All Women candidates and candidates belonging to
Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Physically Handicapped, and Ex-Servicemen
eligible for reservation are exempted from paying application fee, as per
extant government orders.
QUERY: When is a Reserved Candidate Said to be
Qualified on UR Standards in SSC exams?
Ans: A reserved category candidates, if meets the
cut-off that of UR candidates and has not sought age relaxation is said to be
qualified on UR standards. In that case he also becomes eligible to be
appointed on UR seats too.
For example
In Tier-II
CGLE-2011 result the cut-off for UR is 354.75; and If an OBC etc candidate has
scored 354.75 or more marks and is aged below 27 on the day of reckoning age
for the exam will be said that he has qualified on UR standards. And thus for
him the total vacancies will be 1552 (VACANCIES FOR UR) + 883 (Vacancies for
OBC) = 2435. Otherwise his vacancies would have been just 883. Also while
allotting seat to him he is chosen for the category which is in his favour.
QUERY: Ruling on VH candidates in SSC exams.
Ans: Candidates with visual disability of 40% and more
will only be considered as VISUALLY HANDICAPPED and entitled to reservation for
VH candidates, wherever such reservation is available.
QUERY: Which SSC CGL posts are Delhi based?
Ans: Assistant in CSS is mainly Delhi based. All other
Assistant posts too are Delhi based. But an Assistant in CSS can be posted out
of Delhi as well; however this option lies with the person concerned only.
Assistant in MEA can remain throughout in Delhi only if he wishes so
APPROPRIATE WAY OF CHOOSING ORDER OF POST
PREFERENCES
Some aspirants are seen always in a hurry in filling the form,
without a proper thought/importance been given to order of post preferences.
The result is nothing but their repentance about choosing wrong order of posts.
My advice is you should never be in that hurry; it’s totally unwanted as in SSC
exams there is enough time for filling the form. It doesn’t mean you should
wait till the last date. You should always try to know the various job profiles
from a good source, medical/physical requirements needed, etc. For that 5-6-7
days are sufficient in my opinion.
Everybody has different likes and dislikes like
place of posting, nature of work, physical/medical requirements, etc. Therefore
post preferences should only be one’s individual issue. So try to know various
job profiles, pros and cons of different posts, etc and decide your preferences
of your own.
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