APPSC , TSPC - Notifications, Previous Questions, Mock Exams: February 2018

SSC Protest Live! Protest against SSCCGL 2017 Tier-2

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SSC or staff selection commission conducts CGL(Combined graduate level) exam every year for recruiting graduates for various Group-B and Group-C posts in the central government of India. CGL is one of the very popular exams in India as over 30 Lakh students apply for the exam to be conducted in three stages.

Tier-1
Tier-2
Tier-3

The tier-2 exam of the SSC CGL 2017 was conducted after much delay from 17th Feb 2018 to 22nd Feb 2018 in various shifts. Over 1.5 Lakh students have given the tier-2 exam from 17-22 Feb 2018.

This year's tier-2 exam was in controversy from the beginning because of the normalization case against SSC in supreme court. Finally almost after postponing the tier-2 for 3 times, SSC has released the admit cards for tier-2 and conducted the exam.

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There were many controversies surrounding the tier-2 exam, important one being the alleged question paper leak and cheating done in exam centers at a very high level. Pictures of people cheating were circulating in the social media and all the aspirants are getting ready to protest against SSC on 27th Feb against the inefficiency and shortcomings of SSC in conducting the exam.

Proof of cheating in SSC CGL tier-2 video:

More proof of cheating in SSC CGL tier-2:

SSC CGL tier 2 18th paper

SSC CGL tier 2 cheating pics

SSC CGL tier 2 Feb 20th paper leak

SSC CGL tier 2 Feb 17th paper leak

These are the major demands of aspirants from SSC chairman IAS Shri Khurana:

Cancellation of SSC CGL 2017 Tier-2 altogether and conduct a fresh exam for candidates of all shifts
Punish the exam centers responsible for this leak
Order a CBI inquiry into this
Alternate ways to conduct Tier-2(Offline exam etc.) to ensure these leaks doesn't happen
Include a reserve list while publishing the results

SSC is trying to bypass the issue by siting that some technical glitches have occurred while conducting the exam on 21st Feb and they'll conduct a re-exam only for that shift. Full details regarding this can be found here: SSC Tier-2 2017 re-exam

Also, Bihar SSC chairman was arrested by a special investigation team on account of a recruitment scam. It shows how deeply the corruption is rooted in SSC.

Bihar SSC Chairman arrested

Even many renowned SSC teachers like Rakesh Yadav, Abhinay and notable reporter Ravish from NDTV have shown their support to this cause and are attending the SSC CGL Tier 2 Protest on 27th Feb at CGO Complex Delhi. It is requested from the students that they attend in huge numbers and make this protest a succesful one. Only deserved candidates should get the jobs, not the ones who've cheated their way all through the exam.

Reasons for SSC CGL tier 2 paper leak explained by an IAS officer:

Reason for SSC CGL Tier 2 leak explained by IAS Saumya Pandey

Some memes circulating in social media regarding SSC CGL tier 2 paper leak:

SSC CGL meme

SSC aspirants against khurana

Latest notice from SSC after protest:

SSC has released a new notice acknowledging the protest and have downplayed the actual number of candidates present during the protest.

More than 3000 aspirants were present and SSC in its notice said that only 500 students were present during the protest. A delegation on 3 members have received the representation from the students. The notice is attached below:

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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 CGL tier 2 re-exam

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.

Sunday, 25 February 2018

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