The duration of SSC exams varies depending on the exam, but generally ranges between 2-3 hours.

The Staff Selection Commission establishes the SSC exam format and syllabus for all examinations. The purpose is to provide applicants with a good understanding of the Staff Selection Commission exam format and syllabus for all exams, as well as SSC study tools.

Every year, the SSC holds exams to choose candidates for positions within the Indian government's many offices, organisations, and agencies. The SSC Syllabus for the majority of the tests is constantly changing every few years. Before filling out the application form, candidates must have the most recent information about the SSC Exams..

Every year, SSC releases exam notifications for tests that are given at the All India Level, including SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS, JE, Stenographer, and SSC GD Constable. Since thousands of candidates fill out the application for these tests, the level of competitiveness increases. Aspirants should keep an eye on these notifications because there have already been a number of SSC test notifications posted. Following are some of the SSC exam notifications' publication dates:

• SSC MTS: Notification will be released on January 17, 2023; SSC CHSL: Notification will be released on December 6, 2022; SSC GD: Notification will be released on October 27, 2022;
• The SSC CGL notification was released on 17 September 2022 and the next notification will be released on 01 April 2023
  

• Nationality: Applicants must be citizens of India.
• Age Restrictions: Applicants must be at least 18 years old and, if applicable, no older than 32 years old. The age restriction, however, is probably going to change depending on the exam you want to apply for.
• Educational Requirement: According to the requirements for particular exams, a candidate must have completed the 12th grade or have a bachelor's degree.
  

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION TENTATIVE CALENDAR OF EXAMINATIONS FOR THE YEAR 2023-2024

*CBE- Computer Based Examination

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts various examinations throughout the year to recruit candidates for various posts in the Indian government. Some of the popular exams conducted by the SSC include:

• SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Exam: This exam is conducted annually to recruit candidates for various posts in the Indian government such as Assistant Audit Officer, Assistant Section Officer, and Junior Statistical Officer, among others. Eligibility for this exam is a Bachelor's degree from a recognized university.
  
  
• SSC Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff Exam: This exam is conducted annually to recruit candidates for the post of Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) in various government departments. Eligibility for this exam is a 10th pass certificate from a recognized board.
  
  
• SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Exam: This exam is conducted annually to recruit candidates for the post of Junior Engineer in various government departments. Eligibility for this exam is a Diploma or a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from a recognized university.
  
  
• SSC Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Exam: This exam is conducted annually to recruit candidates for the post of Lower Division Clerk (LDC) and Data Entry Operator (DEO) in various government departments. Eligibility for this exam is a 10+2 pass certificate from a recognized board.

• SSC exams are held online, with the exception of the Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) exam which is a pen and paper test.
• The question paper in SSC exams consists of multiple choice questions.
• The duration of SSC exams varies depending on the exam, but generally ranges between 2-3 hours.
• The selection process for SSC exams generally consists of a written exam, followed by a skill test or document verification.
• Candidates can apply for SSC exams through the official website of the Staff Selection Commission.
• The date of the exam and the release of the admit card is announced by the SSC on their official website.
• SSC Exams are highly competitive and require a lot of dedication and hard work to crack.
• The minimum age required to appear in SSC exams is 18 years and the upper age limit varies depending on the post and category.
• The SSC releases the cut off marks for each exam and the cut off marks vary depending on the category and the number of applicants.
• The SSC releases the result for each exam on their official website.
• Candidates who clear the written exam are called for the next stage of the selection process which is generally a skill test or document verification.
• The final selection is based on the overall performance of the candidate in the written exam and the skill test/ document verification