SSC MTS Results going to be released soon|How to check Result|Eligibility|SSC MTS Exam pattern|

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Multi Tasking Staff (MTS) conducts a national-level exam for the selection of candidates for general services and non-gazetted employees for the various posts defined by the Central Government.

The exam is conducted every year and more than 25 lakh candidates registered themselves for the exam. The exam includes various posts such as

Chowkidar

Havaldar

Daftary

Safaiwala

Peon

Junior clerk

Mali

Junior operator

Jamadar

SSC has conducted the exam from 1st to 14th September 2023. Now the time for the results has come. Candidates are waiting for their results and the authorities have declared that the results will be declared any time soon on their official website at ssc.nic.in

The exam has two stages: Section 1 and Section 2. Also, a Physical Efficiency Test (PET) will be conducted for the Havaldar post.

Pet includes,

Walking of 1600 Km in 30 minutes for male candidates and 1 Km in 20 minutes for female candidates.

How to check Result

• To check the results candidates need to visit the official website at ssc.nic.in

• After visiting the website candidates need to click the result section of the menu

• After that candidates need to enter their roll number.

• After that, the result will be shown candidates can download the result and take a printout of it.

Eligibility 

• Candidates who are desired to appear in ICSE 2024. Must clear his/her 10th or 12th with an aggregate of 45% marks from a recognized board.

• Candidates must be a citizen of India, Nepal, Bhutan, or Tibet or a person who migrated from Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Pakistan, and Vietnam.

• The minimum age for applying is 18 years and the maximum age is 25 years.

SSC MTS Exam pattern

The Difficulty level of the exam is moderate to high. It will be a computer-based exam. The exam will be conducted in two sessions session 1 and session 2. The question paper contains subjective and objective-type questions. Session 1 contains 120 marks and session 2 contains 150 marks.

> For attempting every correct answer candidates will get 1 mark for each answer.

> For attempting every wrong answer in session 2 there will be a negative marking of 1 mark.

> For unattempted questions, no marks will be deducted.