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News India Live, Digital Desk: A very good news is coming out for millions of youth preparing for SSC CGL exam. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced new dates of CGL Tier 1 exam. This exam will now be held between September 12 to September 26, 2025. But the special thing is not just the exam dates, but SSC has also promised to overcome the two biggest problems of students this time.
Now the exam will be in the same shift, the mess of normalization is over
SSC Chairman S. Gopalakrishnan told that this time the CGL Tier 1 exam will be conducted every day in only one shift. This is a huge change that students had been waiting for for a long time. Earlier, due to the examination in many shifts, a lot of questions were raised about the difficulty and easy of the paper. After this, the process of normalization was adopted, which many times also caused damage to students. But now with the examination in the same shift, all the students will get the same question paper, which will make this process more transparent and fair.
Examination center is now near home, worry about travel
The second major relief examination has been given regarding the center. Often students had to go to other cities or far-flung areas to take the exam, which caused them a lot of trouble. SSC has taken this problem seriously and promised that now students will be allotted the examination center within 100 km radius of their house.
According to the chairman, about 80% of the students are still getting the center close, but now the target is to make it more than 90%. This decision will not only save the students’ time and money, but they will be able to focus on their examination comfortably without traveling.
Both these changes were very old demands from the students, which are now being met. In view of the technical difficulties and other problems in earlier examinations, SSC has taken these steps, so if you are also preparing for CGL, then strengthen your preparation with relief from these changes. The exam dates are near, so now it is time to focus on studies.
North India Statesman