Dear Aspirants,
The hot topic in the air nowadays is ‘Will the SSC CGL 2018-19 be delayed or not?’ And most probably the answer is Yes. Previously, the official date for Tier-3 2017 was 31st March, 2018 but the recent notification by SSC declared it to be held in the month of May with no certain dates which is attributed to the delay of SSC CGL Tier-4 2017-18.
Other than that the other convincing reasons are as follows:
1. The protest by SSC aspirants against SSCSCAM coerced the staff for a CBI enquiry after evidences of cheating in Tier-2 Exam in certain Exam centres which clearly means the whole conduction of SSC CGL 2017 Exam will have to undergo thorough investigation which is a time taking process in itself.
2. Re-examination of SSC CGL 2017 Tier-2 Exam on 9th March 2018 which was conducted on 17th February and 21st February 2018 previously will surely cut in the ongoing continuation of the procedure and subsequent result declaration dates.
3. The accused who teach students for various staff commission exams in particular coaching centres causing aspirants to cheat by hacking software are suspected to make the aspirants fall in the net of cheating for SSC CGL Tier 2 2017 Exam as well and now on being caught by the police who knows how much is there to reveal by the accused.
4. Political Interruption by other parties who are now out with their so called support for victimized aspirants to blame existing govt and the status quo of SSC Staff but all this might lead in delaying upcoming SSC CGL 2018 Exam.
But at the same time it is not ensured that for how many months SSC CGL 2018 will be delayed, it can be one month or two months but one thing to ensure is that SSC CGL 2018 will be conducted at any cost as SSC Current Chairman Ashim Khurana himself made a responsible proclamation assuring that SSC CGL 2018 is likely is to be held in upcoming months so SSC CGL 2018 can be held in August after possible delaying in the Exam.
2. You can possibly see unpleasant change in the level of question set as SSC will now be meticulous regarding its exams. The level may go even higher than before and even if it does not, still there is not going to be any relaxation in cut off. It will keep on going higher making the competition beyond one's thinking.
3. And last but not least the major factor behind cut throat competition this year can be CET (Combined Eligibility Test). If CET gets approved by the govt from the next year 2019 in this case SSC CGL 2018 Exam will be your last chance to appear for an individual SSC CGL Exam and if you are still lounging then let us inform you that you will be competing against crores of candidates in a single exam and moreover, it won’t be easy for you to get a job of your own choice for instance if you are an SSC CGL aspirant but you don’t score enough to clear this exam but SSC CPO or any random post.
The hot topic in the air nowadays is ‘Will the SSC CGL 2018-19 be delayed or not?’ And most probably the answer is Yes. Previously, the official date for Tier-3 2017 was 31st March, 2018 but the recent notification by SSC declared it to be held in the month of May with no certain dates which is attributed to the delay of SSC CGL Tier-4 2017-18.
Other than that the other convincing reasons are as follows:
1. The protest by SSC aspirants against SSCSCAM coerced the staff for a CBI enquiry after evidences of cheating in Tier-2 Exam in certain Exam centres which clearly means the whole conduction of SSC CGL 2017 Exam will have to undergo thorough investigation which is a time taking process in itself.
2. Re-examination of SSC CGL 2017 Tier-2 Exam on 9th March 2018 which was conducted on 17th February and 21st February 2018 previously will surely cut in the ongoing continuation of the procedure and subsequent result declaration dates.
3. The accused who teach students for various staff commission exams in particular coaching centres causing aspirants to cheat by hacking software are suspected to make the aspirants fall in the net of cheating for SSC CGL Tier 2 2017 Exam as well and now on being caught by the police who knows how much is there to reveal by the accused.
4. Political Interruption by other parties who are now out with their so called support for victimized aspirants to blame existing govt and the status quo of SSC Staff but all this might lead in delaying upcoming SSC CGL 2018 Exam.
But at the same time it is not ensured that for how many months SSC CGL 2018 will be delayed, it can be one month or two months but one thing to ensure is that SSC CGL 2018 will be conducted at any cost as SSC Current Chairman Ashim Khurana himself made a responsible proclamation assuring that SSC CGL 2018 is likely is to be held in upcoming months so SSC CGL 2018 can be held in August after possible delaying in the Exam.
Things to notice for SSC CGL 2018:
1. If you are going to appear for SSC CGL 2018, you must study right from this moment. Time slips off sooner than expected, and you need to go against the grains this time as number of aspirants, and hence competition level is on the shocking raise. Aspirants have become laborious for the sake of limited number of vacancies.2. You can possibly see unpleasant change in the level of question set as SSC will now be meticulous regarding its exams. The level may go even higher than before and even if it does not, still there is not going to be any relaxation in cut off. It will keep on going higher making the competition beyond one's thinking.
3. And last but not least the major factor behind cut throat competition this year can be CET (Combined Eligibility Test). If CET gets approved by the govt from the next year 2019 in this case SSC CGL 2018 Exam will be your last chance to appear for an individual SSC CGL Exam and if you are still lounging then let us inform you that you will be competing against crores of candidates in a single exam and moreover, it won’t be easy for you to get a job of your own choice for instance if you are an SSC CGL aspirant but you don’t score enough to clear this exam but SSC CPO or any random post.
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