SSC GD Constable selection has four stages: a computer-based written exam, the PET and PST, a detailed medical examination, and document verification. The final merit is based on written exam marks. Physical standards and race qualifying timings are given in ...
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Yes — SSC GD Constable reserves vacancies for ex-servicemen as per government rules. Ex-servicemen get relaxation in age limits, and the physical standards are relaxed for them as listed in the official notification. The discharge certificate must be produced at ...
SSC usually opens a short correction window after the application period closes. Log in with your registration number and password on the SSC website. Edit the allowed fields – some fields like name or exam centre may be locked. A ...
Being declared medically unfit in SSC GD does not end the process immediately. You can appeal for a re-medical examination within the given time limit. The appeal is heard by a review medical board at a designated hospital. You may ...
Carry a printed copy of your admit card and one original photo ID like Aadhaar, voter ID or PAN card. Bring two recent passport-size photographs matching the one in your application. Keep your caste or category certificate in the prescribed ...
The PET in SSC GD Constable is the Physical Efficiency Test, a timed race that checks your physical fitness. Different distances and time limits apply for male and female candidates. After the PET comes the Physical Standard Test (PST) for ...
An SSC GD Constable performs general security and guard duties in central armed police forces. Duties include border guarding, patrolling, escorting and maintaining law and order at assigned posts. Postings are in forces like BSF, CISF, CRPF, SSB, ITBP and ...
After selection, SSC GD Constables undergo basic training at the training centres of their allotted force (BSF, CISF, CRPF, SSB, ITBP, Assam Rifles or Secretariat Security Force). The training period is around 9 to 12 months, varying slightly between forces.
The Detailed Medical Examination (DME) for SSC GD checks your general physical fitness after the written exam and PET/PST. It usually covers vision, hearing, blood pressure, and checks for conditions like flat feet or knock knees. Candidates found temporarily unfit ...
The SSC GD PET admit card is released separately from the written exam admit card. Download it from your regional SSC website using your registration number and date of birth. Check your PET date, reporting time and venue on the ...