SSC Selection Posts 2023: Additional results declared at ssc.nic.in; 712 qualified
Anu Parthiban | November 29, 2023 | 09:23 PM IST | 1 min read
Candidates declared qualified in the SSC selection posts additional results are required to submit a copy of all the supporting documents by December 8.
NEW DELHI: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has declared additional results for selection posts for matriculation, higher secondary and graduation level. Candidates can check the SSC selection post results on the official website, ssc.nic.in. 712 candidates have been selected.
The final results were announced on November 18. As per the minimum cut-off criteria, unreserved category should score 35% (70 marks), EWS, OBC category should have obtained 30% (60 marks) and all other categories should score 25% (50 marks) to be considered for recruitment. The same criteria has been applied for the additional results.
The additional results have been declared due to the rejection of candidates during the scrutiny of documents. The additional candidates who are shortlisted for next stage of scrutiny are required to submit a copy of all the supporting documents within 10 days, by December 8.
The documents including educational qualification (EQ), experience, category, age proof should be sent by speed post. Along with the results, the category-wise cut-offs for each level has also been announced.
|
SSC selection post |
Number of selected candidates |
|
Matriculation level |
206 |
|
Higher secondary level |
406 |
|
Graduation and above level |
100 |
SSC selection posts cut-off
Category-wise cut-offs for SSC selection posts for all three levels have been announced by the commission.
|
Category |
Matriculation |
Higher secondary |
Graduation and above |
|
EWS |
161.47167 |
60.52313 |
- |
|
OBC |
164.44771 |
157.21321 |
- |
|
UR |
166.03261 |
161.11917 |
94.84286 |
|
ST |
56.81132 |
50.23695 |
- |
|
SC |
- |
147.79378 |
- |
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