The candidates who are aspiring to join various departments and ministries of Central Government must go through the vacancy details and apply for the exam.
Staff Selection Commission is expected to recruit more than 70 thousand candidates through various examinations like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, SSC GD and others in 2022-23. Along with that, the Commission is tentatively going to hire about 28,000 candidates for Ministry of Home Affairs and 6,000 for Delhi Police. Vacancy breakdowns for some of the exams are given below.
- SSC GD- 24369 Vacancies
- SSC CGL- Approx. 20000 Vacancies
- Delhi Police Constable- Around 5000 Vacancies (Expected)
- Delhi Police SI- 4300 Vacancies
- SSC MTS- Around 7000 Vacancies(Expected)
- SSC CHSL- Around 4000 Vacancies (Expected)
- SSC JE- 2959 Vacancies
- SSC CPO- 4695 Vacancies
The candidates who are aspiring to join various departments and ministries of Central Government must go through the vacancy details and apply for the exam. Some of the application processes have just ended while some are about to start. The latest updates about each of the exam along with their important dates are mentioned below.
SSC GD Exam
The application process for SSC GD 2023 is currently live. The candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria can check the details and fill the application form. The important dates of recruitment are the following.
- Release of Official Notification- October 27, 2022
- Beginning of Application- October 27, 2022
- End of Application- November 30, 2022
- SSC GD Exam Date- January 2023
In order to be eligible for the exam, the candidates must be between the age of 18-23 years. They must have passed at least their class 10 or Matriculation. Some age relaxations are provided to reserved category candidates but the educational requirements remain the same for all. A total of 24,369 vacancies have been announced for this cycle of recruitment.
SSC MTS Exam
The official notification for SSC MTS exam 2023 will be out on January 25, 2023. It will contain all the important details about the number of vacancies, exam dates, and others. However, about 7000 vacancies are expected to be announced this year seeing the 7301 vacancies of 2022. The important dates for the upcoming recruitment cycle of SSC MTS are given here.
- Release of Official Notification- January 25, 2023
- Beginning of Application- January 25, 2023
- End of Application- February 24, 2022
- SSC MTS Exam Date- February 24, 2022
SSC CGL Exam
The Tier 1 exam for SSC CGL 2022 is going to be held from December 01-13, 2022. The candidates who have applied for the exam can expect their admit cards about a week before the exam. SSC CGL selection process has been changed from this year. It includes only two tiers now instead of four. Even though the skill tests have been included in the Tier 2, descriptive paper has been removed from the pattern completely.
Even though the final vacancy for this recruitment cycle has not been announced, the official notification says that there will be approx 20,000 vacancies. In comparison to previous few years, this is a great hike and the candidates are hopeful about their selections.
- Vacancy for 2022- Approx 20000
- Vacancy for 2021- 7035
- Vacancy for 2020- 7108
- Vacancy for 2019- 8428
SSC CHSL Exam
SSC CHSL notification for 2022-23 is going to be issued on December 06, 2022. It was earlier scheduled to be released on November 05 but has been postponed. The dates for the application and exams have not been announced and are expected to be declared in the notification itself. It is expected that the Commission will fill about 4000 vacancies through this recruitment drive. The vacancies for previous years are mentioned here.
- Vacancy for 2021-22 – 6072
- Vacancy for 2020 – 4795
- Vacancy for 2019 – 4684
- Vacancy for 2018 – 5649
Above are the details of some of the major exams conducted by SSC. There are other exams as well like SSC JE, SSC CPO and SSC JHT. The aspirants of any of the SSC exams must keep an eye out on the official website for all the latest updates regarding their exam. They must also download the respective syllabi, refer to previous years’ question papers and prepare for their exams.
