SSC CGL Result 2019 – Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will declare the result of SSC CGL 2019 for each stage of the exam. Candidates who are shortlisted in SSC CGL 2019 result for one stage will be eligible to appear for the subsequent age. Individual marks will be released sometime after the declaration of SSC CGL result 2019. Marks obtained in SSC CGL exam will be normalised for SSC CGL result as the exams will be held in multiple days and shifts. SSC CGL final merit list will be prepared based on the candidates' performance in tier-I, II and III stages of SSC CGL 2019. Know more about SSC CGL result 2019 in the article below.Latest - SSC CGL 2018 result scorecard released for tier-II on November 7, 2019. - Check Here. Candidates can check their marks from Nov 7 to Dec 6, 2019.SSC has declared the SSC CGL 2018 tier-II result on October 25, 2019 - Check here
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As per the notification, the aggregate marks secured by candidates in Tier-I and II are considered for short-listing them to appear in Tier-III. SSC CGL 2019 tier-I exam will be conducted from March 2 to 11, 2020. SSC CGL result 2019 for tier-I is likely to release in May 2020.
SSC CGL Tier I Result 2018 Declared
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The dates pertaining to the release of SSC CGL 2019 result are given below.
Events
Dates 2018
Dates 2019
SSC CGL Tier-I exam
June 4 to 19, 2019
March 02 to 11, 2020
SSC CGL Tier-I result
August 20, 2019 (Released)
To be announced
Marks of SSC CGL Tier-I
August 26, 2019 (Released)
SSC CGL Tier-II exam
September 11 to 13, 2019
June 22 - 25, 2020
SSC CGL Tier-II result
October 25, 2019 (Released)
Marks of SSC CGL Tier-II
November 7, 2019 (Released)
SSC CGL Tier-III exam
December 29, 2019
Result of SSC CGL Tier-III
To be declared
SSC CGL Tier-IV exam
SSC CGL final result
The result of SSC CGL for all stages is declared online at https://ssc.nic.in/. Candidates can follow the steps given below to check SSC CGL 2019 result.
Steps to check SSC CGL Result 2019
Visit official website-ssc.nic.in
Click on ‘SSC CGL 2019 Result’ to be provided on this page
The PDF file of the result will open in a new page
Press Ctrl+F and enter roll number in the required space.
If your roll number is there in the result PDF file then you have qualified for next round.
Download SSC CGL result 2019 for further reference.
Posts
Result PDF
List of candidates qualified in Tier-I for appearing in Tier-II (Paper 1 & 2)
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List of candidates qualified in Tier-I for appearing in Tier-II (Paper 1, 2 & 3)
List of candidates qualified in Tier-I for appearing in Tier-II (Paper 1, 2 & 4)
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The result of SSC CGL displays the following details.
Serial number
Candidate’s name
Roll number
Category
SSC CGL result will be announced in different stages. The details of each stage are explained below.
SSC CGL result for tier-I exam is declared for those candidates who score the cutoff as per their category. On the basis of SSC CGL 2019 result for tier-I exam, candidates will be selected for tier-II exam. The total marks of candidates will be calculated out of 200. As the tier-I exam of SSC CGL will be conducted in multiple shifts, the marks of candidates will be normalised to adjust the difficulty level of exam. SSC CGL Tier 1 result 2019 will be declared based on the normalised marks.
The following procedure is adopted to calculate the marks of candidates.
Step 1: 2 X number of correct answers
Step 2: 0.50 mark to be deducted for each incorrect answer from the total score
Step 3: Marks to be calculated out of 200 total marks
SSC CGL 2019 Tier-I exam score out of 200 = {Total number of correct answer X 2 – Total number of incorrect response X 0.50}
SSC CGL Result Analysis For Tier-I
The previous year’s result analysis of SSC CGL is given below.
Papers
Qualified Candidates
Paper 1 & 2
189838
Paper 3
14515 for Junior Statistical Officer/Compiler
Paper 4
21946 for Assistant Audit Officer (AAO) in CAG
Total
226299
SSC CGL tier-II comprises four papers. Paper 1 is of Quantitative Abilities while Paper 2 is English Language and Comprehension. Paper III and IV are Statistics and General Studies (Finance and Economics) respectively. Paper 1 and 2 is common for all posts. Paper III is for Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) and Assistant Audit Officer/ Assistant Accounts Officer posts. Marks obtained by candidates will be normalised to declare SSC CGL result 2019 of tier-II. SSC CGL tier-II result will be declared based on candidates performance in tier-I and II. Marks obtained in tier-I and II and cutoff will be considered for deciding the eligibility of candidates to appear in tier-III. A merit list will be prepared to call candidates for tier-III exam.
For each correct answer in Paper 1, 3 and 4, candidates will get 2 marks.
Candidates will score 1 marks in Paper 2 for each correct answer.
For each wrong answer in all the papers, 0.50 marks will be deducted from the total score.
SSC CGL Result 2019 of Tier-II exam = Marks obtained by candidates in Tier-I + Tier-II exam
SSC CGL Tier-II Marking Scheme
SSC CGL 2019 Exam Papers
SSC CGL 2019 Paper Pattern
SSC CGL 2019 Marking Scheme
Paper 1 - Quantitative Ability
Number of Questions: 100
Exam Duration: 2 Hours
Each Question will be of 2 marks
Total Marks: 200
For Each Correct Answer +2
For Each Incorrect Answer -0.50
Paper 2 – English Language & Comprehension
Number of Questions: 200
Each Question will be of 1 mark
For Each Correct Answer +1
Paper 3 – Statistics
Paper 4 – Finance & Accounts and Economics & Governance
The number of candidates qualified for appearing in CGL Tier 3 is given below.
46420
4850 for Junior Statistical Officer/Compiler
3719 for Assistant Audit Officer (AAO)/Assistant Accounts Officers in CAG
54989
Tier-III is a descriptive test conducted in pen and paper mode. Candidates' score in tier-III will be calculated out of 100 marks. Those who will score minimum qualifying marks in tier-III will be eligible to appear in Skill Tests. Tier-III assess candidates writing skills which is necessary for a government job. Based on the aggregate performance in Tier-I, II and III, candidates will be shortlisted for Skill tests and Document Verification.
SSC CGL 2019 tier-IV is the Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) and Data Entry Skill Test (DEST). The skill tests are qualifying in nature. If candidates do not appear in Skill Test or fail to qualify then they will not be eligible for posts where CPT and DEST are required.
The final result of SSC CGL/merit list is prepared based on the marks obtained by candidates in tier-I, II and III.
Final selection of candidates in each category is done on the basis of their performance in three tiers and preference of posts.
SC, ST, OBC, ExS and PwD candidates selected on their merit without relaxed standards will not be adjusted against the reserved vacancies.
These candidates will be accommodated against the general vacancies as per their position in the overall merit list.
The reserved vacancies are filled amongst the eligible candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, ExS and PwD categories.
SC, ST, OBC, ExS and PwD candidates qualifying on the basis of relaxed standards like age limit, experience or qualifications, permitted number of chances, extended zone of consideration, etc. irrespective of their merit will be counted against the reserved vacancies and not un-reserved.
These candidates can be recommended at the relaxed standards as per the number of vacancies available for them in order to fill the deficiency in the reserved quota irrespective of their rank in the merit list.
In case of a tie in scores of candidates in tier-I, II and III, merit will be determined after resolving the same in the following method.
Total marks of Tier-II exam
Total marks in Tier-III exam
Total marks in Tier-I exam
Date of birth, with older candidate placed higher
Alphabetical order in which first names of candidates appear
SSC CGL 2019 exam is conducted in multiple shifts. Therefore, different test forms are given to candidates. To ensure fairness and equity in comparison of candidates performance across different shifts, the scores are normalised.
SSC releases the marks of both qualified and non-qualified candidates a few days after the declaration of result. Candidates can check their marks by entering examination name, roll/registration number and password. However, the marks will also be made available region-wise in PDF format. The file will mention details like name, roll number, category, posts and marks of candidates.
The cutoff of SSC CGL is the minimum qualifying marks that candidates have to secure to qualify each stage of recruitment process and become eligible for next round. SSC CGL cutoff 2019 is released along with the result. The cutoff is applied for all the four tiers of the exam. Candidates securing the overall SSC CGL cutoff marks in tier-I as per their category are selected for tier-II. SSC decides separate cutoff for Paper 3 and 4 and Paper 1 and 2. SSC CGL cutoff 2019 for tier-II is decided based on tier-I and II. Candidates securing SSC CGL cutoff in tier-II will be eligible to appear in tier-III. The commission will fix separate cutoff for tier-III. SSC CGL cutoff 2019 for tier-IV will be determined based on the percentage of mistakes. Candidates can check below previous year’s SSC CGL cutoff of tier-I and II.
Paper-I and Paper-II
SSC CGL Cutoff of Tier-I
SC
98.00
ST
88.50
OBC
110.00
Ex.S
69.00
OH
84.50
HH
38.00
VH
89.50
General
126.50
Paper-I, Paper-II, Paper-III (Statistics)
123.50
114.50
135.50
102.00
61.00
116.00
UR
146.50
Previous Years’ Number of Appeared and Qualified candidates
Check below last three years’ number of appeared and qualified candidates.
Tier-I exam
Year
Number of appeared
Number of qualified
2017
15,43,418
2016
14.82
222846
2015
1786047
167073
Tier-II exam
56169
24713
SSC CGL Application Form 2019Only those candidates who will fill the application form of SSC CGL 2019 in online mode will be able to appear in the exam. Commission has given the CGL application form dates and it can be filled from October 22 to November 25. It is to be noted that candidates should be alert while filling the form as they can not edit the application form once it is submitted.
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Hello Manikant,
Hope everything going well.
The SSC CGL exam is one of the most sought after exams in India and one major reason for this is the salary provided by the Commission. The current SSC CGL salary varies from a minimum of Rs.18,000 to Rs.2,50,000 (including perks), based on different posts.
Thank you.
All the best.
Hi,
As per review t he best newspaper for covering the competitive exam
The Hindu
The Indian express
Readers Digest
India today
The Hindu is very good and one of the best newspapers in India. But when it comes to SSC CGL, CHSL and any other SSC Exams, The Hindu does not solve the purpose. The Hindu is best for UPSC aspirants.
Readers Digest the magazine, it carries regular features of word power.
India today - India today is one of the best journals which provide leading articles on the current topics. The journal provides a brief description of the topic.
hi,
first of all I suggest you to study previous years questions, some times questions get repeated, I have mentioned two book name below which is really helpful to any competitive exam to study idioms and phrases,
2222 Compulsory idioms and phrasal verbs for SSC by lalit kumar,
Idioms, Phrases and One Word Substitution - For All Competitive Exams by Sinha B. B
Hello Aspirant,
This is enough time to be well prepared for the exam, Only you need to plan your exam schedule properly.
SSC CGL has mainly four section :
1. Reasoning
2.English Language
3.Quantitative Aptitude
4.General Awareness
Here are some preparation tips you can follow:
The Maths section consists of four major areas: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry. Reasoning is the most scoring section of the exam. You must focus on Analogy and classification, non-verbal reasoning, syllogisms, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction test and series.
English Preparation for this section would include focusing on the following topics: one-word substitution, idioms and phrases, synonyms and antonyms, fill in the blanks (sentence completion), sentence errors, reading comprehension, sentence rearrangement and jumbled-up sentences. For cracking sentence error spotting questions, knowledge of grammatical rules you must know.
GK: GK has the most comprehensive syllabus. And you also brush up current affairs. You must focus on questions based on Indian constitution, socio-religious movements of pre-independent India, national income & market structure, important scientific phenomena & modern Indian history.
Make your time schedule for your study section wise.
Make your short notes as per your convenience.
Go through with previous year papers to take an idea.
Join Mock test to analyze your performance.
Work on weak areas after completing each mock test.
Good Luck!
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