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Staff Selection Commission i.e. SSC postponed the proposed Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination 2025 from August 13. This exam will now start from the first week of September. The revised exam schedule will soon be released on the Commission’s website ssc.gov.in.
Now the basis of candidates verification In its latest notice, the SSC has also given clarification on several issues including the exam missing. The Commission has written in the notice that in compliance with the orders of the Supreme Court, many improvements have been implemented in the computer based examination system from the selection post Phase-13 Exam 2025. In this sequence, Aadhaar verification has been made mandatory for candidates so that copying and other disturbances can be prevented.
The SSC issued a notice and gave its clarification about the disturbances in the examination.
Registration opportunity on August 29 During the selection Post Phase-13 exam 2025 held between July 24 and August 2, many candidates were deprived of taking the exam due to technical and other reasons. After the data analysis, it was found out that there are flaws in the data of about 55 candidates. The Commission has decided to give all these candidates a chance to appear in the examination again on August 29. The examination given between July 24 and August 2 of these candidates will not be valid and the new examination will be considered final.
Earlier, SSC Phase 13 is constantly facing protests over the examination disturbances.
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