55000 Candidates’ SSC Selection Post Phase 13 Re-Exam will be conducted shortly. Check the Official Exam Date and Schedule

The Staff Selection Commission has announced a significant update for thousands of aspirants of the Selection Post Phase-XIII recruitment. Following the initial Computer-Based Examination held in July–August 2025, reports of technical glitches and disruptions prompted the commission to take corrective measures. In the interest of fairness, a re-examination will now be conducted for affected candidates on a fresh date shared in the article. Check the page for full information on this.

What’s Happening?

The SSC will re-conduct the Phase-XIII Selection Post Computer-Based Examination (CBE) for approximately 55,000 candidates. Only those whose exams were impacted by issues such as server crashes, biometric mismatches, or abrupt test centre changes will need to reappear. The decision ensures no candidate is disadvantaged due to factors beyond their control.

Why This Is Happening?

The re-exam decision stems from reported irregularities during the original exam period, including technical breakdowns, delayed logins, and last-minute centre changes. While such glitches were limited to specific sessions and locations, SSC is prioritising exam integrity and equal opportunity by offering a fresh attempt. This move also aims to maintain aspirants’ trust in the recruitment process and align with the commission’s policy of transparency. Check the important dates here.

Important Dates & Logistics

• Phase-XIII Selection Post Computer-Based Examination (CBE) Re-Exam Date: 29 August 2025
• Phase-XIII Selection Post Computer-Based Examination (CBE) Admit Card Release Date: 26 August 2025 (via SSC official and regional websites)
• Details on Admit Card: Exam centre, date, shift, reporting time, and important instructions.

What can Candidates do now?

Affected candidates should take the following measures:

1. Download the Hall Ticket promptly from the SSC official or regional website starting 26 August 2025 using your registration ID and password. Avoid waiting until the last day to prevent server delays.
2. Check all details carefully on the admit card, including your name, roll number, exam date, centre address, shift timing, and reporting time, to avoid last-minute confusion.
3. Prepare the required documents, a printed copy of the admit card, a valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, etc.), and any additional documents or declarations specified by SSC.
4. Reach the exam venue well in advance to allow smooth completion of security checks, biometric verification, and seating arrangements. Late arrivals may be denied entry.
5. Monitor SSC’s official website and notifications regularly for updates in case of any changes in exam schedule, venue, or instructions.