What FAQs are arising in the minds of aspirants of SSC CGL 2019 Exam?

SSC CGL 2019 Exam is planned, prepared, controlled and conducted by SSC (Staff Selection Commission). SSC is a principal Government association which holds SSC Exams every year to employ candidates for the post of non-technical and non-gazetted positions.

The examining body has not yet announced the date of notification and other relevant details. The delay in the announcement has intimidated candidates to great extent. In this state of holdup and delay, there must be some questions which must be arising in the mind of the aspirants. The aspirants who are applying for the first time will be more anxious and worried.

In this article, we will try to put up these questions with their relevant answers, so that student’s doubts, confusion and apprehension could be cleared. So, let’s begin the questionnaire with their relevant answers:- 

General FAQs SSC CGL 2018-19

        1. What is the meaning of SSC CGL?

Ans: First of all, let’s understand what does the abbreviation SSC CGL stands for. SSC means Staff Selection Commission and CGL means Combined Graduate Level. It is basically a combined Graduate Level Examination which is held under the supervision of Staff Selection Commission of India. The purpose of this exam is to select eligible graduates to multiple non-gazette posts offered by Government.

      2. What are the posts offered through SSC CGL 2018?
Ans: The question will sound very interesting as aspirants are interested in knowing about the designation of posts for which they are striving hard. SSC is conducting SSC CGL Exam for recruiting candidates for various Non-Gazetted Posts such as
  • Assistant Audit Officer
  • Assistant Accounts Officer
  • Assistant Section Officer
  • Assistant
  • Assistant/ Superintendent
  • Income Tax Inspector
  • Inspector (Central Excise)
  • Inspector (Preventive Officer)
  • Inspector (Examiner)
  • Enforcement Officer
  • Sub Inspector
  • Inspector Posts
  • Divisional Accountant
  • Inspector
  • Junior Statistical Officer
  • Auditor
  • Accountant/ Junior Accountant
  • Accountant
  • Assistant Senior Secretariat / UDC
  • Tax Assistant
  • Upper Division Clerk (UDC)
      3. What are the maximum numbers of posts for SSC CGL 2019?
Ans: The numbers of aspirants are increasing every year and so this question will be one of the most anticipated one. Presently speaking, the vacancies for SSC CGL 2019 are not announced yet. The vacancies for SSC CGL 2019 will be announced at the time of Document Verification. 

    4. What is the least percentage essential to apply for SSC CGL?
Ans: For every aspirant, this question will be quizzical as they will be interested in knowing the selection criterion. Now, this may please everybody as there are no specific criteria of percentage to apply for SSC CGL Exam. But, if you are applying for the post of Statistical Investigator Grade-II Post, a candidate should have secured at least 60% or above in Mathematics in his Bachelor’s degree, if he did not have Statistics as his core subject.

    5. Is an aspirant allowed to apply for more than one post?
Ans: From the employment point of view, every aspirant will be eager to know about his probability of applying for additional posts through SSC CGL Exam. The answer of question is YES! It is possible in case he fulfills the eligibility criteria for that particular post. 

    6. Can one opt for all the groups or posts at the time of registration for SSC CGL Exam?
Ans: Once again, the answer is YES! While applying for SSC CGL Exam, it is advisable that you opt for all the groups or posts. It will amplify your probability of getting a position in the course of SSC CGL Exam.

    7. Can a Diploma Degree holder opt for SSC CGL?
Ans: The answer is NO! It is because that only those candidates who hold Bachelor’s degree are eligible to apply for SSC Course. A candidate who holds a Diploma Degree is not eligible to apply for SSC CGL Exam.

    8. Will Tier-I Exam Marks will be counted at the time of final selection?
Ans: The answer is YES! While preparing the final merit list, the score of four tiers of SSC CGL 2018 will be considered. So, the marks scored in the Tier-I Exam will be considered for the final selection.

     9. Which posts needs Computer Proficiency Test?
Ans: It is very important that everybody should be proficient in Computer and its application, as everything is getting digitalized these days. The posts which require a Computer Proficiency Test: 
  1. Assistant Section Officer (CSS)
  2. Assistant Section Officer (MEA)
  3. Assistant in Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO)
  4. Assistant (GSI) in M/o Mines
  5. Which post or posts necessitate DEST?
Ans: First of all, we understand what does abbreviation DEST stands for? DEST stands for Data Entry Skill Test. The Tax Assistant (Central Excise & Income Tax) posts needs DEST. The aspiring candidate has to be proficient in Data Entry also.

     10. Can one obtain posting at one’s preferred locality after qualifying SSC CGL Exam?
Ans: Every selected candidate will be expecting a place of work which should be at his convenience. If a candidate has secured sufficient marks then there is probability that he might be posted in a position of his choice. In many cases, there is probability that you might get posted in location which is not of your choice. It is because posting totally depend on the cut-off of the related location for the post one has applied for.

Hope these frequently asked questions with answers must have clarified your doubts and dilemma with respect to SSC CGL Exam. Go ahead and prepare for it by joining any online or offline SSC Coaching institute to qualify the same. 

All the best!!!

Author : This content is writtem & published by IBT Hyderabad - Top best coahching institute for SSC & Bank Coaching.
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

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