SSC - Leading Indian Organization for Government Recruitments

Staff Selection Commission came into existance in the year 1999 on 1st June. The main aim of the SSC is to conduct the examination called as Combined Graduate Level Examination. This kind of examination are mainly conducted for recruiting the candidates which are coming under the non gazette which will be under the government jobs.

The Staff Selection Commission will the recruiting the candidate for the different post which will be in the different sector in Ministries and also in the Government of India. New Delhi, where the headquarter of Staff Selection Commission is located. Currently in the places Bangalore, Allahabad, Chennai, Guwahati, Mumbai and Kolkata has its regional offices. The full control of the Regional Office is taken care by the Regional Director.

Ashim Khurana IAS is the Chairman of the Staff Selection Commission. The recruitment are done for the candidates who wants to join as a data entry operator, Sorting Assistant, Lower Divisional Clerk and Court Clerk. The eligibility criteria will be changing from one post to the other. The minimum qualification needed is the candidate should have cleared the standard 12th from the recognized university.

The age limit of the candidates should be minimum of the age 18. The selection process are done by checking the score of the written examination. If their comes any tie breaker then it will be calculated from the senior in age and by the alphabetical order. The computer skill is very important and the candidate those who have good computer skill will have more chances of getting selection. Those who are interested can apply for the SSC Jobs and can make the future bright. To know more about it, you should check out at SSC Online website.

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