SSC Admit Card 2023: Application Status Released for SSC GD Constable at ssc.nic.in – Exams From January 10th, get details here

SSC 2023 Application Status Released for SSC GD Constable: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released he SSC 2023 application status for Constable (GD) exam 2022 today 27th December, 2022 through online mode.

The SSC 2023 exam will be conducted from January 10th to February 14th, 2023 through online mode. The commission has released the SSC 2023 application status for Southern Region and Karnataka Kerala Region on the official website.

Candidates can check their SSC 2023 application status through online mode on the official website. The authority has already updated the direct link on the official website to check SSC 2023 application status.

The SSC 2023 application status can be check using allotted login credentials such as registration number and date of birth in the online portal of SSC.

The admit card of SSC 2023 will be uploaded soon through online mode on the official website of commission.

Candidates can check out the given below article to get complete information related to SSC 2023 application status. Candidates are advised to stay in touch with the official website to get more latest updates related to SSC 2023 admit card.

The SSC 2023 admit card and application status link will be updated on SSC NR, SSC ER, SSC NER, SSC WR, SSC NWR, SSC CR, SSC KKR, SSC SR, and SSC MPR websites.

The SSC GD exam will be held in four stages including a computer-based test (CBT), a physical standard test (PST), physical efficiency test (PET) and the Medical Test.

After medical test, candidates who have been selected will have to appear for the document verification procedure through online mode.

As per the previous trends, SSC GD will be conducted through online computer-based exam for 160 marks consisting of 80 questions. There will be 4 sections to attempt in the SSC 2023 exam.

The time limit of the SSC 2023 exam will be 60 minutes only. There will be a negative marking of 0.50 each wrong answer in the exam. There will be no mark deduction if the question is left unanswered in the exam.