SSC CGL Tier 1 result 2017, declaration dates

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The date given for the outcomes is October 31 2017. The speculative answer key of the Tier 1 examination will be discharged on September 18, 2017. Applicants who clear Tier-I will be permitted to sit in the Tier-II examination. The outcomes once pronounced will be accessible on the official site.

The Tier-I exam is PC based and conveys 100 inquiries of aggregate 200 stamps and applicants need to finish it in 60 minutes. The paper is isolated into four sections: A, B, C and D with 25 addresses each. Section A has inquiries on general knowledge and thinking, part B on general mindfulness, part C on quantitative fitness and part D on English cognizance. There is negative checking of 0.50 for each wrong answer. The outcomes will be accessible at ssc.nic.in.

Step by step instructions to check SSC CGL Tier 1 result 2017:

Candidate will about to download or check SSC CGL Result 2017 with below steps once it declared by SSC.

Go to ssc.nic.in Click on the connection for 'Statement of Result of Combined Graduate Level (Tier 1) Examination, 2017' A pdf page containing rundown of competitors who have met all requirements for Tier II exam will open Enter required points of interest View result Take a printout.

About Tier 1 exam:

The Tier-I exam is PC based and conveys 100 inquiries of aggregate 200 stamps and hopefuls need to finish it in 60 minutes. The paper is partitioned into four sections: A, B, C and D with 25 addresses each. Section A has inquiries on general knowledge and thinking, part B on general mindfulness, part C on quantitative inclination and part D on English understanding. There is negative checking of 0.50 for each wrong answer.

Preparation of merit list:

The Tier 1 exam is held to choose possibility for Tier-II exam. Signs of the Tier-I exam will be considered for conclusive positioning for choosing possibility for the Computer Proficiency Tests/Data Entry Skill Test and furthermore for definite determination.

The legitimacy will be set up on general execution in Tier-I, Tier-II and Tier-III. Nonetheless, hopefuls should qualify every one of the levels independently.

The SSC conducts CGL exams to top off various classes of posts in different services, offices, and associations in the administration.