SSC CGL NOTIFICATON 2017
SSC
has officially released the SSC CGL 2017 Recruitment Notification. The Staff
selection commission CGL Tier I exam will conduct place from 1st August
2017 to 20th August 2017 in different slots. The SSC had first given in advertisement in newspapers, now they have
released the Official Notification on SSC Website. Read this website, to know
more about SSC CGL 2017 Recruitment. There are a total of 4733 vacancies that
will be filled this year. Those who missed the SSC CGL 2016 Exam, here is
another chance knocking at your doorstep to shape your career. You can fill the
online application form for SSC CGL 2017 through the direct link in a single
click.
Events
|
Dates
|
Starting Date of
Online Application |
16th May 2017
|
Last Date of
Online Application |
16th June 2017
|
Tier 1 Exam
|
1st August 2017 to
20th August 2017 |
Tier 2 Exam
(Tentative Dates) |
10th, 11th
November 2017 |
Tier 3 Exam
(Tentative Dates) |
21st January 2018
|
Tier 4 Exam
(Tentative Dates) |
February 2018
|
SSC CGL Exam Date,
etc.
#2. SSC CGL 2017
Recruitment – Vacancies
Staff Selection Commission has released the List of Vacancies
that will be filled after this SSC CGL 2017 Recruitment. There are a total
4733 vacancies this
year. You can find the complete details in the link given below:
SSC CGL 2017 –
List of Vacancies!
#3. SSC CGL 2017 Recruitment – Eligibility Criteria
·
Educational Qualifications (As on 1st August
2017)
(A) Junior
Statistical Officer –
·
Essential
Qualification: Bachelor’s
Degree in any subject from a recognized University or Institute.
·
Desirable
Qualifications: Chartered Accountant/cost & Management Accountant/Company
Secretary/ Masters I Commerce/Masters in Business Studies/Masters in Business
Administration (Finance)/Masters in
Business Economics.
Business Economics.
(B) Junior
Statistical Officer – Bachelor’s Degree in any subject from a recognized
University or Institute with at least 60% Marks in Mathematics at 12th standard.
OR
Bachelor’s Degree in any subject with Statistics as one of the subjects at degree level.
OR
Bachelor’s Degree in any subject with Statistics as one of the subjects at degree level.
(C) All other
Posts – Bachelor’s
Degree from a recognised University.
(D) Those who are
appearing in final year of their graduation can also app