🏛️ Central Govt📍 All India✓ Verified Notice

SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGL) 2026

Organization: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) (SSC)
Advt No: F.No.3/1/2026-P&P-I(CGL)

Quick Summary: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) invites applications for the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGL) 2026 for various Group 'B' and Group 'C' posts in different Ministries/Departments/Organizations of the Government of India. This is a golden opportunity for graduates seeking a stable career in the central government.

📅 Important Dates

Notification Date	N/A
Apply Start Date	10/03/2026
Apply Last Date	08/04/2026
Exam Date	15/07/2026

💳 Application Fee

General / OBC	₹100
SC / ST	Free
Female	Free

🎓 Eligibility & Qualifications

Minimum Qualification Required: Graduate

Bachelor's Degree from a recognized University or equivalent.

Age Limits: 18 to 30 years.

⚡ Selection Process

1Tier-I (Computer Based Examination)

2Tier-II (Computer Based Examination)

3Document Verification

4Medical Examination

📎 Required Documents

Scanned photograph (passport size)
Scanned signature
Class 10th Marksheet/Certificate
Graduation Degree/Provisional Certificate
Caste Certificate (if applicable)
PwBD Certificate (if applicable)

✍️ How to Apply Online

Candidates must apply online through the SSC website (ssc.nic.in). Detailed instructions for filling out the application form, uploading documents, and fee payment are available in the official notification.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the age relaxation for OBC candidates?

3 years. Age relaxation is also provided for SC/ST (5 years), PwBD (10 years for General, 13 for OBC, 15 for SC/ST), and ex-servicemen as per government rules.

Can final year students apply for SSC CGL 2026?

Yes, provided they possess the essential qualification on or before the cut-off date specified in the official notification. Proof of passing the degree must be available at the time of document verification.

Is there any negative marking in the SSC CGL examination?

Yes, there will be negative marking for incorrect answers in both Tier-I and Tier-II examinations. Please refer to the detailed scheme of examination in the official notification for specific marks deducted per incorrect answer.