SSC CGL Final Revised Results: SSC CGL Final Revised Result released, candidates who failed earlier have now passed.


Posted on 7th Dec 2023 11:50 am by rohit kumar

SSC has released the CGL Final Revised Result (SSC CGL 2023 Final Revised Results). The revised result of the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE), 2023) final result has been released by the Staff Selection Commission on the official website https://ssc.nic.in. Now in such a situation, all the candidates who had appeared in this examination can check it again by visiting the portal.

 

SSC CGL 2023 Final Revised Results 2023: So many candidates selected

As per the revised result, the first 23 candidates, who were earlier 'not selected', have now been qualified. At the same time, 23 candidates, who were earlier declared 'selected', have now become ineligible. According to the information released by the Commission in this regard, after proper review of the final result, the Commission found that due to technical issues, the computer terminals for 261 candidates were changed during the Data Entry Skill Test and they were not allowed to appear for the examination. Was considered absent. However, this discrepancy has now been rectified.

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SSC CGL 2023 Final Revised Results 2023: Tier 1 results were declared in September

 

The results of the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam were declared on September 19. Whereas, Tier 2 examinations were conducted from 26 to 27 October. After this, the final results were announced on December 04, 2023. However, now these results have been withdrawn. After this, the revised result will be released. For more information, you can visit the portal.

 

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