SSC CHSL 2022 additional result announced; Download at ssc.nic.in
Vishnukumar V | September 2, 2022 | 03:41 PM IST | 2 mins read
SSC has announced the SSC CHSL 2022 tier 1 additional result for tier 1 online today, September 2. Check the revised SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 at ssc.nic.in.
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NEW DELHI:
The Staff Selection Commission has declared the additional SSC CHSL Tier 1 result 2022 for PwD candidates today, September 2. The SSC CHSL 2022 result for tier-1 has been announced in online mode on the official website - ssc.nic.in. Candidates can download results of SSC CHSL 2022 in pdf format.
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A total of 237 PwD additional candidates have been declared qualified in the tier 1 exam. Earlier, those candidate's result was not declared due to some technical error and some PwD candidates could not be considered in their respective horizontal categories.
In addition, the commission has also declared the SSC CHSL result 2022 for 28 candidates belonging to the PwD category. Earlier, those results have not reflected in the list of shortlisted candidates declared on August 4, now those candidates have been added in the list 2.
SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 date
|
Events |
Dates |
|
SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 |
August 4, 2022 |
|
Addition SSC CHLS result 2022 for PwD candidates |
September 2, 2022 |
|
SSC CHSL Tier-2 exam date 2022 |
September 18, 2022 |
Steps to check the additional SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 of PwD candidates
Candidates can check the SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 by following the below mentioned steps.
Step 1: Open the SSC official website - ssc.nic.in
Step 2: Click the “Result” tab on the home page.
Step 3: Next, click the SSC CHSL result link.
Step 4: The SSC CHSL 2022 result pdf will open on the screen.
Step 5: Download the SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 and take a printout for future reference.
SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 statistics (additional)
Additional 237 candidates have been shortlisted for appearing in SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam 2022. Check the table below to know about the additional total number of candidates qualified for the SSC CHSL tier 2 2022 exam category-wise.
|
Category |
Number of candidates qualified |
|
OH |
37 |
|
HH |
72 |
|
VH |
76 |
|
Other PwD |
52 |
|
Total |
237 |
Earlier, the commission declared the SSC CHSL tier 1 result 2022 on August 4, wherein a total of 54104 candidates were qualified for appearing in the SSC CHSL Tier-II exam which will be held in Descriptive type. Also, the authorities have uploaded the SSC CHSL tier 1 marks 2022 for the qualified and non-qualified candidates for a period from August 11 to 30, 2022
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