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IBPS Clerk 2025

If you are looking for a government job in the banking sector, then IBPS Clerk Recruitment 2025 (CRP-CSA XV) is a golden chance for you. Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released notification for 10,277 Customer Service Associate (CSA) posts this time.

In this blog, we will talk about eligibility, exam pattern, important dates, selection process, salary, and step-by-step process of application. Read the full blog, do not miss any detail

Notification Highlights

Post Name: Customer Service Associate (CSA) – Earlier it was called “Clerk”.

Total Posts: 10,277

 Participating Banks: 11 Public Sector Banks (Choose SBI)

 Recruitment Board: IBPS

 Exam Level: National

Selection Process: Prelims + Mains + Language Proficiency Test

Important Dates

Activity Date Notification Release	31 July 2025
Online Registration Start	1 August 2025
Last Date to Apply	21 August 2025
Last Date to Print Application	5 September 2025
Prelims Exam Date	4, 5, 11 October 2025
Mains Exam Date	29 November 2025
Provisional Allotment	March 2026

Participating Banks

The 11 banks participating for IBPS Clerk are:

  Bank of Baroda

  Bank of India

  Bank of Maharashtra

  Canara Bank

  Central Bank of India

Indian Bank

  Indian Overseas Bank

  Punjab & Sind Bank

  Punjab National Bank

  UCO Bank

  Union Bank of India

State-wise Vacancies

There are different vacancies for every state/UT. Approximate vacancies of some major states:

Uttar Pradesh	1,315
Maharashtra	1,117
Karnataka	1,170
Gujarat	753
Tamil Nadu	665
Bihar	456

You can apply for only one state where you know the local language.

Eligibility Criteria

Age Limit (as on 1 August 2025)

  Minimum Age: 20 years

  Maximum Age: 28 years

  DOB Range: between 02.08.1997 to 01.08.2005

Relaxation: SC/ST – 5 years, OBC – 3 years, PwBD – 10 years etc.

Educational Qualification (as on 21 August 2025)

  Bachelor’s degree (graduate) in any stream.

Final year students who have declared their result by 21 August 2025 can apply.

Computer Knowledge

  Either you have a separate diploma/certificate in computer

Or you have studied computer/IT in school/college

Local Language

You should know the language of the state for which you are applying (you should have studied upto class 10th level or you will have to pass the proficiency test).

Application Fees

Category. Fees

General/OBC/EWS ₹850/-SC/ST/PwBD/ExSM. ₹175/-

Payment will be done in online mode – debit/credit card, UPI, net banking.

 Documents Required (Upload at the Time of Form Fill)

 Passport size photo (200×230 pixels, 20–50KB)

 Signature (140×60 pixels, 10–20KB)

 Left thumb impression

(20–50KB)

 Handwritten declaration (50–100KB):

 Declaration Format:

I, (Name), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is

correct, true and valid…

Selection Process

IBPS Clerk selection is done in 3 stages:

Prelims Exam

 Objective Test – 100 Questions, 100 Marks

 Duration – 60 minutes

 Sections:

 English Language – 30 Qs

 Numerical Ability – 35 Qs

Reasoning Ability – 35 Qs

Negative marking – 0.25 per wrong answer

 Qualifying in nature

Mains Exam

 Total Questions – 155

 Total Marks – 200

Duration – 160 minutes

 Sections:

 Reasoning & Computer Aptitude – 50 marks

 English Language – 40 marks

 Quantitative Aptitude – 50 marks

General/Financial Awareness – 60 marks

 Negative marking: 0.25

 Language Proficiency Test (LPT)

After Mains the candidate will be shortlisted for local language test.

will happen. If you have studied our language in your class 10 or 12, you can get exemption from the test.

Job Profile of Clerk/CSA

 Customer dealing at branch counter

 Passbook printing, check clearing, cash

handling

 ATM-related queries

 Online banking assistance

 Day-to-day clerical tasks

This is a non-interview based job. On the basis of Mains marks and LPT

Final selection has been done.

 IBPS Clerk Salary Structure

 Basic Pay: ₹24,050

 After DA, HRA, Transport Allowance, etc. — In-hand salary approx ₹32,000–₹36,000/month

Salary increases gradually through annual increment and promotions.

How to Apply Online

Step-by-step online application process:

 Visit IBPS official site:

www.ibps.in

 Click on “CRP Clerks XV” link

 Register with name, email ID and phone number

 Login and fill detailed application form

 Upload documents (photo, signature, etc.)

 Pay fees online

 Final submit & print confirmation page

Important: Multiple applications will not be accepted. Only last valid submission is considered

what is done will prevail.

Preparation Tips

 english language

 Make daily reading habit (newspaper, blogs)

 Grammar rules, error detection,

focus on understanding

 Practice Cloze Test & Para jumbles

Quantitative Aptitude

 Percentage, Profit-Loss, SI-CI, Time & Work par mastery

 Speed Maths: Keep Tables, Squares, Cubes nearby

 Regular quizzes and mock tests are given.

Reasoning Ability

Puzzles and Sitting Arrangement should be practiced regularly.

Develop accuracy in Syllogism, Blood Relation, Coding-Decoding

General/Financial Awareness (for Mains)

 Banking awareness – RBI, Current Banking Policies

Last 6 months current affairs available

 Static GK: Capitals, Currency, National Parks, etc.

 Final Selection & Allotment

 Prelims: Qualifying

stage

 Mains: Merit-making stage

 Language Proficiency Test: Qualifying

 Provisional Allotment: Based on Mains marks + preferences + category + language

Proficiency

Important Points to Note

You can apply for only one state

Aadhaar verification is necessary

Credit report should be clean

Fake documents or

multiple registrations can result in rejection of candidature

Selection can be cancelled on failing LPT

FAQs – Your Questions, Our Answers

Q. Is there an interview in IBPS Clerk?

No. Only Prelims + Mains + Language Test is conducted.

Q. Can final year students apply?

If the result is declared by 21 August 2025 then yes.

Q. How many days after Prelims is Mains conducted?

Usually there is a gap of 1.5–2 months.

Q. What is LPT?

Local Language Proficiency Test – In which your reading/writing/speaking ability in regional language is tested.

Note

If you are looking for a secure, permanent and government job then IBPS Clerk (CSA) 2025 is a perfect option. This is the best time to start at the entry level in the banking sector.

So why delay now? Keep your documents ready before 1 August and read every instruction carefully while filling the form.

If you need syllabus analysis, mock tests, or study planner then please tell me by commenting. I am ready to help

Introduction – National Intelligence Bureau IB ka Hissa Banne ka Mauka

 Intelligence Bureau (IB) has released another great recruitment notification. This time 3717 vacancies have been announced for ACIO-II/Executive posts. IB is a top-level intelligence agency of the country, whose job is to protect the country and handle confidential information.

This post is perfect for those people who want to serve the country and make a stable career in a government job.

Important Dates – Zarur Note Kare

Notification Release	19 July 2025
Application Start	19 July 2025
Last Date to Apply	10 August 2025 (11:59 PM)
Exam Dates	Notify Later
Admit Card	Notify Later

  Post Details – Vacancy aur Role

 Post: Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade-II/Executive

 Total Vacancies: 3717

Vacancy Category-wise:

General (UR): Approx. 1537

OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)

SC/ST

EWS

Ex-Servicemen

(Exact category-wise breakup will be in the notification)

Role: Being part of national level intelligence operations, handling data collection, surveillance, threat analysis, and coordination work.

Eligibility Criteria – Kya Aap Apply Kar Sakte Hain?

 Educational Qualification:

Graduation in any discipline from recognized university (Bachelor’s Degree is must).

 Age Limit (as on 10 August 2025):

Minimum: 18 years

Maximum: 27 years

Age Relaxation:

SC/ST: 5 years

OBC: 3 years

Ex-servicemen: As per govt norms

  Application Fees – Bharna Zaruri Hai

Category              Fees

General / OBC / EWS (Male)       ₹550/-

SC / ST / Female / Ex-servicemen             ₹450/-

Note: Fee is non-refundable . Payment mode: Online only (UPI, Net Banking, Debit/Credit Card)

Selection Process – Teen Kadam, Ek Safalta

IB ACIO-II recruitment process has total 3 stages:

1. Tier-I: Objective Type Paper (100 marks)

Time: 1 Hour

Subjects:

General Awareness

Quantitative Aptitude

Logical Reasoning

English Language

Current Affairs

Negative Marking: -0.25 per wrong answer

2. Tier-II: Descriptive Paper (50 marks)

Essay writing: 30 marks

English comprehension & précis writing: 20 marks

Time: 1 Hour

3. Tier-III: Interview (100 marks)

Shortlisted candidates will be assessed on personality, communication skills, subject knowledge and national affairs.

7. Salary & Benefits – Sarkari Naukri Ki Shuruat

Pay Scale: ₹44,900 – ₹1,42,400 (Level 7)

Grade Pay: ₹4600

Additional Benefits:

Dearness Allowance (DA)

House Rent Allowance (HRA)

Transport Allowance

Central Govt. Pension Scheme

Medical & Insurance

Training & Promotions

Exam Syllabus – Kya Padhna Hai?

Tier-I Syllabus:

General Awareness: Indian History, Polity, Geography, Economics, Science, National & International Events

Quantitative Aptitude: Simplification, Ratio, Percentage, Data Interpretation, Speed & Distance

Logical Reasoning: Series, Coding-Decoding, Puzzle, Blood Relation, Syllogism

English: Grammar, Synonyms, Antonyms, Fill in the Blanks, Cloze Test, Reading Comprehension

Current Affairs: Last 6 months ke major events, schemes, defence, awards, appointments

Tier-II (Descriptive):

Essay Topics: Internal Security, Cybersecurity, Women Empowerment, Indian Foreign Policy, etc.

Preparation Tips – How to Prepare?

For Tier-I:

Read Daily Current Affairs (newspaper, apps)

Take mock tests of Reasoning & Maths

Analyze previous year papers

Focus on English grammar

For Tier-II:

Make it a habit to write an essay every day

Read editorials and opinion articles

Learn the structure of descriptive answers (Intro + Body + Conclusion)

For Interview:

Work on your personality and communication skills

Form your opinion on national issues

Attend mock interviews

How to Apply – Simple Steps

Go to-Click here and

Visit: https://www.mha.gov.in ya NCS portal

Click on “IB ACIO-II/Executive 2025 Apply Online”

Registration  with valid Email & Phone Number

 Fill application form : Personal + Academic details

Upload documents

Passport-size photo (100–200 KB)

Signature (80–150 KB)

Graduation marksheet

Photo ID proof

 Summit the application fee

Final submission & print out

Key Points to Remember

The photo should be recent and with a light background (past 12 weeks)

Signature should be clearly visible

Last date: 10 August 2025, 11:59 PM (later the link will close)

Any one of the Aadhar, Voter ID, Driving License ID will be valid

Keep email/phone number active (for communication)

Career Growth in IB

Promotion to Senior Intelligence Officer (SIO) possible in 3–5 years

Can go into specialization: Cyber Wing, Counter Terrorism, Analysis Wing, etc.

Training through National Intelligence Academy (NIA)

Transfer across India and abroad can also happen

Is this job right for you?

If you:

want to work for the country

are interested in Intelligence & surveillance

want a job of challenging and secretive nature

Then Intelligence Bureau IB ACIO is a perfect match.

Final Checklist Before Applying

 Graduation complete

 Valid Email & Phone

 Scanned Photo & Signature

Category certificate (if applicable)

 Exam strategy ready

 Deadline se pehle apply karna

Note – Do not miss this opportunity!

Intelligence Bureau IB ACIO 2025 is a prestigious and powerful opportunity for all those who want to be a part of India’s security and intelligence network. With 3717 posts, the competition will definitely be high, but it is absolutely possible to crack it with preparation and dedication.

This blog post is based on the publicly available Indian discussions related to the best working Indian operations of the intelligence bureaus released by the Home Ministry in July 2025.

Candidates are advised to always check the current rules and regulations on the official website of the Home Ministry before applying.

Haemoglobinometer

A hemoglobinometer is a medical device that measures the level of hemoglobin in a blood sample. This instrument is used in clinics, hospitals, and health camps to detect anemia and other blood-related conditions. There are two types of hemoglobinometer: conventional (such as Sahli’s) and digital/electronic. This device uses a test tube, pipette and comparator (in the conventional case), or LED/sensor (in the digital case). Modern hemoglobinometers are portable and may be battery-operated, which makes them helpful for use in remote areas. These devices provide a quick and easy reading that can speed up diagnosis and treatment. Hemoglobinometer is also used in primary health centres, blood donation camps, and community surveys.

Timalin Please: Why should I get my haemoglobin level measured?

It is very important to estimate the hemoglobin level, especially when a person shows weakness, fatigue, or pallor (pale skin). Hemoglobin is a protein in the blood that carries oxygen from the lungs to every part of the body. If its level drops (anemia), there may be lack of oxygen in the body, which can cause many health problems. Checking hemoglobin is also critical in pregnancy, surgery, blood donation, or any disease like thalassemia. Regular screening can lead to early diagnosis and correct treatment can be given timely. Haemoglobin testing is also common in school health camps, rural clinics, and blood donation drives. Overall, estimating haemoglobin level is a basic but life-saving diagnostic step.

What are the different ways to measure haemoglobin?

There are several methods available for hemoglobin estimation, ranging from visual to digital. The oldest method is Sahli’s method, in which acid hematin is formed by mixing blood with HCl and then the level is estimated by color comparison. Apart from this, the Cyanmethemoglobin method is a standard lab method in which hemoglobin is converted to cyanide form and an accurate reading is given by a spectrophotometer. Automated analyzers and digital hemoglobinometers give fast and precise results, making accurate testing possible even at the primary care level. Portable hemoglobinometers are ideal for field surveys. Each method has its own cost, accuracy, and usability profile, the selection of which depends on the use-case.

How does a haemoglobinometer work?

The working principle of a hemoglobinometer depends on its type. In Sahli’s method a fixed amount of blood drop is mixed with hydrochloric acid which forms acid hematin. The hemoglobin level is then determined by matching its colour with standard colour blocks. This method is based on visual comparison. Digital hemoglobinometers use a drop of blood which comes in contact with the sensor. The sensor works on the principle of light absorbance or photometry and gives a digital reading within seconds. Modern devices can also be connected to Bluetooth or an app so that data can be stored. This working system is fast, accurate, and easy-to-use, which increases efficiency in both remote and urban areas.

How do results change in a haemoglobinometer?

Results from a hemoglobinometer are interpreted according to normal reference values. For example-

13-17 g/dL for men

12-15 g/dL for women

11-14 g/dL for children, hemoglobin level is considered normal. If the reading is below the values, anemia may be diagnosed. Results may also be evaluated based on age, gender, pregnancy status, and geographical location. Digital hemoglobinometers provide automatic results with minimum human error, while Sahli’s method has some subjectivity. After interpreting the results, the doctor prescribes treatment based on the type and severity of the anemia – such as iron supplements, dietary changes, or other medical tests. Severe complications can be avoided by early interpretation.

What is the quality assurance protocol for a haemoglobinometer?

A number of quality assurance protocols are followed to maintain the accuracy and reliability of hemoglobinometers. The first step is regular calibration – where the device is tested against known standards. Apart from this, each batch is tested using control samples to guarantee correct results. Technicians are also given periodic training to maintain proper usage. Environmental factors such as temperature and humidity are also recorded to ensure that they do not affect performance. For digital devices, battery health and sensor cleaning are also essential quality assurance steps. Regular internal audits and external quality assessments are carried out in labs and clinics. All these protocols ensure that patients receive accurate and trustworthy reports.

How are clinical haemoglobinometers useful?

Conventional hemoglobinometers such as Sahli’s hemoglobinometer are low-cost, easy-to-use, and ideal for resource-poor settings. They are simple in design and do not require electricity. They have been used for decades in rural clinics, government health centres, and health camps. Basic training is sufficient to use them. They are also easy to maintain and parts are easily replaced in the event of a breakdown. Though accuracy is slightly lower than digital devices, their utility is still relevant in developing nations. Conventional hemoglobinometers are still in widespread use in the health sector as an affordable and effective tool for hemoglobin screening.

What are the benefits of a digital haemoglobinometer?

Digital hemoglobinometers are modern and highly accurate devices that provide rapid results. They can show accurate hemoglobin level within 10–30 seconds from just a single blood drop. Their interface is user-friendly and training is minimally required. They use sensor-based or photometric technology which makes the result bias-free. Data can also be saved or transferred via Bluetooth, which is perfect for large-scale screening. Being portable, they are also ideal for field work and mobile clinics. They are powered by battery or work with a rechargeable system. They are extensively used in anemia screening programs, antenatal checkups, and blood banks. Overall, their precision and convenience have brought about a new revolution in the diagnostic field.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the recruitment notification for MTS (Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff ) and Havaldar on its official website. Filling of online application form has started from 26 June 2025 and applications will be accepted till 24 July 2025. To participate in this recruitment, the minimum age should be 18 years and maximum age should be 27 years, which will be counted till 01 August 2025. This is a good opportunity for those candidates who are preparing for central government job. SSC MTS and Havaldar jobs are good government job options for 10th pass candidates which offer many benefits along with salary. Candidates should read the eligibility, vacancy details and exam pattern carefully before filling the form and apply before the last date. Do not let this wonderful opportunity of government job slip away.

SSC MTS & Havaldar Recruitment 2025 – Important Dates

Important dates

Online Apply Start Date: 26 June 2025  Online Apply Last Date: 24 July 2025  Last Date for Fee Payment: 25 July 2025  Correction date : 29 July to 31 July 2025  Exam Date: 20 September to 24 October 2025

Application Fee

category wise fee

General / OBC / EWS   –   ₹100/- SC / ST / Female- ₹0/- PH Candidates   – ₹0/- Last date: 25 -07- 2025 (11 PM) Payment Mode: •  Debit Card •  Credit Card •  Net Banking •  IMPS •  Mobile Wallet / Cash Card

Posts & Vacancy Details

Havaldar (CBIC & CBN)

Total Vacancies	Category-wise vacancy details
1075	UR: 447 OBC: 267 SC: 137 ST: 90 EWS: 134

MTS (Multi Tasking Staff) Vacancy details : Will be given later

Eligibility Criteria

 Education Qualification

 Candidate must have passed Matriculation (10th) from any recognized board.

Candidate’s result must be declared by the last date.

Age Limit

(1 August 2025 ke hisaab se Jodi jayegi)

Post	Age limit
MTS Havaldar	18 – 25 years 18-27 years

DOB Range:

MTS: 02-08-2000 to 01-08-2007

Havaldar: 02-08-1998 to 01-08-2007

Age Relaxation

Category	Age Relaxation
SC/ST OBC PwBD (Gen) PwBD OBC) PwBD SC/ST) Ex- Servicemen	5 years 3 years 10 years 13 years 15 years 3 years after service

 Apply Kaise Karein?

Selection Process

 MTS Selection Process:

Tier-1 Computer Based Exam (CBT)

Document Verification (DV)

Havaldar Selection Process:

Tier-1 CBT

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Physical Standard Test (PST)

Document Verification

CBT Exam Pattern

Section	Questions	marks
●Numerical & mathematics ●Reasoning ●General Awareness ●English Language	20 20 25 25	60 60 75 75
Total

Total     100 300

Exam Duration: 90 Minutes

Negative Marking ho sakti hai (expected: 1/3rd)

PET/PST for Havaldar

Physical Standards

Gender Height  Chest/Weight

Male     157.5 cm     Chest: 81 cm (+5 cm expand)

Female 152 cm Weight: 48 kg (relaxation allowed)

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

Gender Task

Male     1.6 km run in 15 minutes

Female 1 km run in 20 minutes

Salary Details

Pay Level-1 (7th CPC): ₹18,000 – ₹56,900

In-hand salary (starting): ₹18,000 – ₹22,000

 

Documents Required

10th mark sheet & certificate

Caste certificate (if applicable)

PwBD/ESM certificate (if applicable)

Identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN)

Passport size photo & signature

Preparation Tips

Best Tips for SSC Exam Preparation

If you want to crack SSC exams, then you have to prepare for the exam with hard work. Here are some important tips which can help you in improving your career.

1. Understand the syllabus well

• General Intelligence & Reasoning

• Maths

• General Awareness (GK)

• English

2. Give Mock Test daily

Giving online mock test increases both your speed and accuracy.

3. Practice Previous Year Papers

Understand the exam pattern by solving papers of last 5-10 years.

4. Make a time table and follow it

Give daily fixed time for every subject

5. Do revision

Keep complete revision once every 5 days

Conclusion

SSC MTS & Havaldar 2025 is a great opportunity for 10th pass candidates to get a central government job. Through this recruitment you get job security, fixed salary, and scope of promotions.

Make sure to fill your form before 24 July 2025

Combined Higher secondary level ) CHSL 10+2 online form 2025

The Staff Selection Commission has released the notification for the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level examination, and the online application process has begun. Applications will be submitted from 23 June 2025 until 18 July 2025. Any candidates who have completed 10+2 and wish to apply may do so. Detailed information is available in the official notification, candidates can review  it.

Short detail of notification of CHSL 10+2 online form 2025

According to SSC

	Date
Application start	23-06-2025
Last date of fill application form	18-07-2025
Last date of fee payment	19-07-2025
correction date	23-24july 2025

Application fee and posts

Totle posts	Application fee
3131	General/OBC/EWS -100 SC/ ST/PH -0 All Femal -0 Correction fee -first time 200 and second time 500 you can submit fee through Debit card ,Net Banking ,UPI.

Age limit

Age limit which mentioned at Notification is 01/08/2025 Minimum Age – 18 years maximum Age – 27 years some extra category wise age relaxation has mentioned in Notification of CHSL 10+2 onlie form 2025

Important Links

Apply online	Resistration / Login
Notification	click here
official website	click here

SSC 2025: Latest updates, vacancy details, admit card, complete information about the result

SSC is a famous institute of the Indian government which releases Indian recruitment for the posts below group B from various departments and ministries of the central government. Every year lakhs of students prepare for SSC because SSC gives a great opportunity to get a government job. At present, if any student dreams of getting a government job, then Staff Selection Commission (SSC) gives a golden opportunity for him. Every year SSC gives a chance to lakhs of students to get jobs in many departments, which include CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD constable, stenographer, JE, etc. Some tips for SSC exam like latest updates, vacancy details, how to download admit card, how to check result                                                                                                                                  

SSC Notification 

What is Notification?                                                                                                                                             

Notification is an official notice which contains all the details related to SSC exam such as

• Eligibility Criteria

• Educational Qualification

• Age Limit

• Exam Pattern & Syllabus

• Application Dates

• Fees Details

• Reservation Policy

• Vacancy Count

• It is very important to read the notification completely – filling the wrong form can lead to rejection, so you must read the notification properly

Latest Notifications for SSC 2025

SSC has issued notification for many exams in the year 2025 and will continue to do so. SSC releases notification of various exams every year which includes

SSC CHSL 2025 – This exam can be filled by 12th pass students, this exam is of 12th level

SSC CGL 2025 – This exam is for graduation students, this exam can be filled by graduation pass students, this exam is of graduation level

SSC MTS 2025 – This exam is for 10th pass students, this exam can be filled by 10th pass students, this exam is of 10th level

SSC GD Constable 2025 – This exam is for 10th pass students, this exam can be filled by 10th pass students, this exam is of 10th level, there are 10th pass students for constables in forces like BSF, CISF, CRPF Recruitment is done

SSC Stenographer Grade C & D – This is a typing job, in this the student has to give exam + typing test as well

SSC JE 2025 – Diploma and B.Tech (This is for students with diploma and B.Tech. Diploma and B.Tech pass students can take this exam

(Admit Card)

SSC issues admit card for all exams before the exam, candidates download the admit card from the official website of SSC by entering their registration number and date of birth, without admit card candidates are not allowed to enter the exam.

How to download admit card?

SSC releases the admit card a few days before the exam. Students can download it by filling the following information:

• registration no

• DOB

• captcha code

After this, you can download the admit card in PDF form. This is mandatory for appearing in the exam.

Result

After the exam, SSC releases the answer key so that students can check their questions and answers. After this, the result is declared within a few days. Along with the result, merit list, cut-off is also released. Students can see it by logging in from the login details.

Best Tips for SSC Exam Preparation

If you want to crack SSC exams, then you have to prepare for the exam with hard work. Here are some important tips which can help you in improving your career.

1. Understand the syllabus well

The syllabus of SSC CGL/CHSL/MTS is –

• General Intelligence & Reasoning

• Maths

• General Awareness (GK)

• English

2. Give Mock Test daily

Giving online mock test increases both your speed and accuracy.

3. Practice Previous Year Papers

Understand the exam pattern by solving papers of last 5-10 years.

4. Make a time table and follow it

Give daily fixed time for every subject

5. Do revision

Keep complete revision once every 5 days

SSC CGL Online Form 2025

SSC  has released the notification on the official website for the recruitment of Various Post Under Combined Graduate Level CGL Exam 2025 Recruitment. This recruitment has 14,582 posts. The SSC application form has started on 09 June 2025 to  04 July 2025. The minimum age is 18 Years & the maximum age is 30 years as of August 01, 2025.Any candidates who have bachelar degree and wish to apply may do so. Detailed information is available in the official notification, candidates can review  it. Candidates must check the complete details in notification

 

Combined Graduate Level Examination- 2025

online applications	09-06-2025 to 04-07-2025
Last date online applications	04-07-2025 (23:00
Last date online fee payment	05-07-2025 (23:00)
Exam date Tier-I Tier-II	13 August – 30 August, 2025 December 2025
Total Post	14,582 Posts

 

SSC CGL Online Form 2025

Apply Online Link	registration /login
Download Official Notification	notification
SSC Official Website	official website

Application Fee

For General/ OBC/ EWS : ₹ 100/- For SC/ ST/ Female : ₹ 0/- For PH Candidates : ₹ 0/- Payment Mode (Online

Age Limits

SSC provides age relaxation for the CGL category vise, see the notification Minimum Age : 18 Years Maximum Age : 30 Years

 

Educational Qualifications

Post Name	No. Of Post	Eligibility Criteria
Combined Graduate Level CGL	14,582	Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in any stream from a recognized University or equivalent get more details in the notification

How to apply SSC CGL Online Form 2025

short step

OTR (one time Registration)

• personal Detail
• Possword creation
• Additional Detail
• Declaration

Login your Desboard and follow these step

• Candidate information

Personal detail

Educational detail

• Additional information I ,II
• upload Document
• Declaration
• Fee payment
• Print application