The Staff Selection Commission has released the answer key for the SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) tier 2 examination 2023. Candidates can log on to the commission’s official website at ssc.nic.in to check and download the answer key. Objections to the answer key, if any, can be raised till November 1 up to 6 pm. Candidates will have to pay Rs 100 per question challenged. Based on the challenges raised, SSC will release the final answer key and results.
A total of 81,752 candidates qualified for the SSC CGL tier 2 exam, which was held on October 25, 26, and 27. This SSC CGL recruitment campaign will fill a total of 7500 vacancies in various Group ‘B’ and Group ‘C’ positions throughout the government of India’s ministries, departments, and organisations. Candidates who clear the tier 2 exam will next be called for an interview.
SSC CGL Tier 2 Answer Key 2023: How to Download
Step 1. Visit the official website at ssc.nic.in.
Step 2. Then click on the SS Combined Graduate Level Examination (Tier-II) – 2023 answer key link
Step 3. A new PDF file will open, containing the answer key
Step 4. Download and save the file for future reference.
The SSC CGL tier 2 examination consisted of three papers. While Paper 1 is a must for all the positions, paper 2 was for candidates who applied for the position of junior statistics officer (JSO). On the other hand, paper 3, was held for the assistant audit officer and assistant accounts officer. The tier 2 examination includes four papers which comprise English Language and Comprehension, Quantitative Ability, General Intelligence and Reasoning, and Computer Proficiency.
SSC CGL is a national-level exam to recruit candidates for various positions in Indian government departments and ministries. The SSC CGL Tier 1 2023 examination was held from July 14 to July 27, at several exam centres across the nation. The results of the SSC CGL Tier 1 were released on September 20.
As per the cut-off marks list of SSC CGL 2023, candidates of the unreserved category required a minimum of 30 per cent marks whereas others who belonged to OBC or EWS categories are required to score a minimum of 25 per cent. Meanwhile, for the rest categories, the minimum qualifying mark was 20 per cent.
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