Somdatta Roy
Senior Content Writer | Updated on - Nov 6, 2025

SSC is actively progressing with the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination process for 2025, which aims to fill 18,236 Group B and C posts across various central government ministries and departments, including positions like Junior Statistical Officer and Statistical Investigator Grade II.

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Tier 1 exam of SSC CGL 2025 was successfully conducted across 255 centres in 126 cities from September 12 to 26, 2025. A significant number of aspirants participated. Over 13.5 lakh appearing out of approximately 28 lakh registered candidates. Following the main exam, a re-examination was also held on October 14 for those who experienced technical disruptions at specific centers.

The provisional answer keys and individual response sheets were uploaded on October 17. With the window to raise objections (closed on October 19, 2025). According to SSC Chairman S. Gopalakrishnan, the Commission received nearly 1,000 objections covering over 4,500 questions across the 45 different question papers used in the 45 shifts. Mr. Gopalakrishnan emphasized that while the process of carefully reviewing every objection takes time, the Tier 1 result for 2025 is firmly scheduled to be declared by December 2025. The next crucial stage will be the Tier 2 examination, which, according to the Chairman, is slated to be held in January or February 2026.

Once the Tier 1 result is declared, it will be available as a PDF merit list (no login required) on the official website, ssc.gov.in, under the "Results" tab, listing the names and roll numbers of shortlisted candidates. Individual scorecards, which require a login using the candidate's roll number and date of birth, will also be made accessible. If you successfully qualify for the Tier 2 exam then You will be proceed to the next stage. After clearing all required stages, you will be allotted posts based on available SSC CGL vacancies.

A key change in the new notification is that candidates are now required to report the Document Verification process at the allotted department itself, rather than at an SSC center.

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