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SSC Confirms: CGL 2025 Exams Progressing Smoothly Nationwide

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially confirmed that the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGL) 2025 is progressing smoothly across the country. This clarification came after speculation on social media about large-scale cancellations. SSC stated that the recruitment test is being held as scheduled, with only a very small number of shifts affected, and necessary arrangements have already been made for impacted candidates.

SSC CGL 2025 Examination Schedule

The SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 examination commenced on 12th September 2025 and will continue until 26th September 2025. To accommodate the huge number of aspirants, the exam is being conducted in three shifts per day across 227 venues in 129 cities nationwide. More than 28 lakh candidates are expected to appear in this cycle, making it one of the largest recruitment examinations conducted by the Commission.

Smooth Conduct of Examinations

According to SSC officials, the examination is running smoothly across centres. As of now, 3,01,722 candidates have already taken their examination without any disruptions. Out of a planned 2,435 shifts, only 25 shifts were cancelled in a few centres due to administrative or logistical reasons. Importantly, SSC has ensured that all 7,705 affected candidates from those cancelled shifts have been allotted alternate dates, so that no candidate faces any disadvantage.

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Commission’s Assurance to Candidates

The SSC emphasized that the entire examination process is proceeding without any disruption and candidates need not worry about rumours of large-scale cancellations. For example, in the exam held on 15th September 2025, no exam centres were cancelled, and the examination took place smoothly across all designated venues.

The Commission also reiterated that the examination process remains firmly on track. Only a negligible number of shifts were impacted, and those candidates have already been accommodated with rescheduled dates. The Commission confirmed that the ongoing examination is being held successfully across all centres nationwide.

SSC Confirms: CGL 2025 Exams Progressing Smoothly Nationwide

Key Highlights of SSC CGL 2025

  • Exam Duration: 12th September to 26th September 2025
  • Mode of Exam: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
  • Shifts per Day: 3 shifts
  • Exam Centres: 227 venues across 129 cities
  • Total Shifts Planned: 2,435
  • Shifts Cancelled: 25 (rescheduled for alternate dates)
  • Total Candidates: 28 lakh+ expected
  • Candidates Appeared So Far: 3,01,722 (till now)

What This Means for Candidates

For aspirants preparing for their upcoming shifts, the Commission’s clarification provides much-needed relief. Despite the massive scale of the exam, SSC has successfully managed to ensure that the recruitment process is carried out fairly, with minimal disruptions. Candidates are advised to rely only on official SSC updates and avoid misinformation circulating on social media.

Conclusion

The SSC CGL 2025 examination is progressing smoothly and as planned across India. With more than 28 lakh candidates expected to appear and thousands already having completed their shifts without any issues, SSC has once again shown its ability to conduct examinations at a large scale with efficiency. By promptly rescheduling candidates affected by the small number of cancellations, the Commission has ensured fairness and transparency in the recruitment process. Candidates are encouraged to stay focused on their preparation and upcoming exam dates, as the SSC has confirmed that the examination schedule remains well on track nationwide.

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FAQs

Has the SSC CGL 2025 exam been cancelled at multiple centres?

No, the SSC CGL 2025 exam has not been cancelled at multiple centres. SSC confirmed that out of 2,435 planned shifts, only 25 were cancelled due to minor issues, and all affected candidates have already been given alternate dates. The exam is progressing smoothly nationwide.

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