SSC CGL 2017 Tier-2 is mired with controversies. Social media is full of pictures which claim to be taken inside the examination halls while candidates are cheating. While we don't know the authenticity of these claims, prima facie it seems that cheating is happening at a large scale
SSC has put up a new notice in its website ssc.nic.in that a new exam will be conducted on 9th march for those candidates whose exam was on 21st feb. It should be noted that only 1st paper i.e., maths paper will be conducted.
While this is a welcome move from SSC, candidates who've appeared for tier-2 exam in other shifts are unsure of their future as similar mishaps were seen during the conduct of exam in other shifts as well. General expectation from candidates is that tier-2 to be scrapped altogether and re-exam be conducted for all the candidates in a fair and transparent manner.
Transcript of the notice:
Staff Selection Commission
Combined Graduate Level (Tier-II) Examination, 2017.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Commission had conducted Tier-II Examination of
CGLE, 2017 from 17.2.2018 to 22.2.2018 across the country.
On 21.2.2018, due to incomplete downloading of data on
account of some technical reasons, the examination was
delayed and candidates faced inconveniences.
The Commission after detailed consultations with all its 09
Regional / Sub-Regional Offices and based on the inputs
provided by them and also representations received from some
candidates, the Commission has taken a considered decision in
the interest of the candidates, to re-conduct Paper-I i.e.
Quantitative Ability, on 9.3.2018 at 10.30 AM. The details of
the venue of the examination will be uploaded on the
respective regional websites. It may, however, be noted that
the re-examination would be conducted for only those
candidates who had actually appeared for Paper-I Examination
on 21.2.2018 at their designated venues of examination.
However, at one venue in Patna i.e. Cyber City, the re-
examination will be conducted for Paper-I as well as Paper-II,
on the same day.
Controller of Examination, SSC
24.2.2018
The latest notice which SSC put on its website is below:
Are you satisfied with the decision of SSC? Comment your views below.
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SSC has put up a new notice in its website ssc.nic.in that a new exam will be conducted on 9th march for those candidates whose exam was on 21st feb. It should be noted that only 1st paper i.e., maths paper will be conducted.
While this is a welcome move from SSC, candidates who've appeared for tier-2 exam in other shifts are unsure of their future as similar mishaps were seen during the conduct of exam in other shifts as well. General expectation from candidates is that tier-2 to be scrapped altogether and re-exam be conducted for all the candidates in a fair and transparent manner.
Transcript of the notice:
Staff Selection Commission
Combined Graduate Level (Tier-II) Examination, 2017.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Commission had conducted Tier-II Examination of
CGLE, 2017 from 17.2.2018 to 22.2.2018 across the country.
On 21.2.2018, due to incomplete downloading of data on
account of some technical reasons, the examination was
delayed and candidates faced inconveniences.
The Commission after detailed consultations with all its 09
Regional / Sub-Regional Offices and based on the inputs
provided by them and also representations received from some
candidates, the Commission has taken a considered decision in
the interest of the candidates, to re-conduct Paper-I i.e.
Quantitative Ability, on 9.3.2018 at 10.30 AM. The details of
the venue of the examination will be uploaded on the
respective regional websites. It may, however, be noted that
the re-examination would be conducted for only those
candidates who had actually appeared for Paper-I Examination
on 21.2.2018 at their designated venues of examination.
However, at one venue in Patna i.e. Cyber City, the re-
examination will be conducted for Paper-I as well as Paper-II,
on the same day.
Controller of Examination, SSC
24.2.2018
The latest notice which SSC put on its website is below:
Are you satisfied with the decision of SSC? Comment your views below.
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