Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Jobs 2026
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) recruits for thousands of Group B and Group C posts across central government ministries and departments every year. Its major exams include the Combined Graduate Level (CGL), Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL), Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS), GD Constable, Stenographer, Junior Engineer (JE), and Selection Posts. Together they make SSC one of the most-applied recruiters in India.
Eligibility ranges from 10th pass (MTS, GD Constable) and 12th pass (CHSL, Stenographer) to a bachelor's degree (CGL, JE), so there is an SSC exam for almost every qualification level. Most exams are computer-based, conducted in multiple tiers, and lead to stable central-government jobs with 7th Pay Commission pay scales, allowances and job security. This page lists every live SSC notification, result, admit card and answer key, updated from official sources.
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Which exams does SSC conduct?▾
The main SSC exams are CGL (graduate-level Group B/C posts), CHSL (12th-pass clerical posts), MTS and Havaldar, GD Constable, Stenographer, Junior Engineer, and the Selection Posts recruitment.
What is the minimum qualification for SSC jobs?▾
It depends on the exam — 10th pass for MTS/GD Constable, 12th pass for CHSL/Stenographer, and a bachelor's degree for CGL and Junior Engineer (which needs an engineering diploma/degree).
Is there negative marking in SSC exams?▾
Yes, most SSC computer-based exams carry negative marking (commonly 0.25 to 0.50 mark per wrong answer). Check the exact penalty in each official notification.
What is the age limit for SSC exams?▾
It varies by post, generally between 18 and 32 years, with standard relaxations for SC/ST (5 years), OBC (3 years), PwD and ex-servicemen.