‘Revise SSC CGL 2023 results’: Number of qualified candidates lowest in years
Vagisha Kaushik | September 23, 2023 | 03:02 PM IST | 3 mins read
SSC CGL 2023 Tier 1 Result: Candidates alleged only 8.4 times students qualified for tier 2 which is very less than previous years.
NEW DELHI : Candidates who appeared for the Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level (SSC CGL) 2023 are demanding revised results citing that very less number of students qualified for the mains exam as compared to previous years. The aspirants alleged that the commission called fewer candidates for the increased vacancies without notifying the reasons.
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This year, 71,112 students qualified for the second exam. Some candidates shared a comparison of the number of qualified candidates over years and alleged that only 8.4 times of the vacancies have been selected for the SSC CGL tier 2 exam while 12-15 times candidates used to qualify for the mains exam. In the previous years, over 1 lakh candidates qualified in the prelims exam, aspirants added.
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SSC CGL tier 1 result 2023 was declared on September 19 for the preliminary exam held from July 14 to July 27. 4,377 candidates were shortlisted for the post of assistant audit officer and assistant accounts officer. 3,123 were selected for junior statistical officer and 3,140 for statistical investigator. 71,112 candidates were selected for all other posts. Candidates who qualified in prelims will be appearing for the SSC CGL tier 2 exam 2023 scheduled from October 25 to October 27.
A candidate said in a post, “Believe it or not .. But we are suffering a lot by the unfair result given by SSC. It was the last attempt for some of us and even after preparing hard, we failed just because of the unfair result. What are we gonna do now?”
Believe it or not .. But we are suffering a lot by the unfair result given by SSC ?
— Ajeet Jha (@AjeetJh13714366) September 23, 2023
It was the last attempt For Some of us and even after preparing hard, we failed just because of the unfair result ?
What are we gonna do now ?? ? @PMOIndia @DoPTGoI #SSC_CGL_2023_REVISED_RESULT pic.twitter.com/8aIAPJzWZT
A student posted on X, “It is a high time to make a fixed rule to qualify the candidates in exams.Your whims and fancies won't work here anymore.”
#SSC_CGL_2023_REVISED_RESULT @DoPTGoI @PMOIndia @narendramodi @dpradhanbjp @AmitShah @TheLallantop @SSCorg_in
— Priyanka Rajput (@Priyank22712491) September 23, 2023
It is a high time to make a fixed rule to qualify the candidates in exams.Your whims and fancies won't work here anymore. pic.twitter.com/lkK1mkmQLL
Another student demanded revised result and said, “How can be ssc so cruel by calling just 8.4 times candidates for the mains examination? It is just intolerable. We want 15 times result. We want revised result.”
How can be ssc so cruel by calling just 8.4 times candidates for the mains examination ?
— Anoop Gurjar (@GURJARANOOP1) September 23, 2023
It is just intolerable ?
We want 15times result
We want revised result ✌️ @DoPTGoI @narendramodi @PMOIndia #SSC_CGL_2023_REVISED_RESULT pic.twitter.com/pB1yx8sD9a
An X user wrote, “Staff Selection Commission should have been consistent with the number of candidates selected. Many candidates are brilliant; they just didn't think that the cut-off for a stage, qualifying in nature, would spike up like this.”
#SSC_CGL_2023_REVISED_RESULT
— Satyam Katiyar (@satyam_live) September 23, 2023
Staff Selection Commission should have been consistent with the number of candidates selected. Many candidates are brilliant they just didn't think that the cut-off for a stage, qualifying in nature, would spike up like this. @DoPTGoI @narendramodi pic.twitter.com/zoKLFJ6rHY
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