SSC CGL 2023: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) recently released a notification for the SSC CGL Recruitment 2023 with a total of 7500 Group B/C posts in various ministries and departments of the Government of India and constitutional bodies. However, the age limit cut-off date for counting age has been fixed as August 1, 2023, which has raised concerns among candidates.
Candidates Demand for Revision 2023
Several candidates have taken to Twitter and other social media platforms to raise their objections regarding the upper age limit fixed for the SSC CGL exam 2023. The Commission has fixed the cut-off date for counting age as August 1, which was earlier than January 1, 2023. Candidates are urging the Central Government to change the age reckoning date from August 1 to January 1, 2023.
SSC CGL Age Limit for Various Posts 2023
The detailed notice released by the SSC mentions different age group/limit requirements for various posts under the SSC CGL Recruitment 2023 drive. Here are the details:
– For the posts with an age limit of 18-27 years, the candidate must have been born between 02-08-1996 and 01-08-2005.
– For the posts with an age limit of 20-30 years, the candidate must have been born between 02-08-1993 and 01-08-2003.
– For the posts with an age limit of 18-30 years, the candidate must have been born between 02-08-1993 and 01-08-2005.
– For the post with an age limit of 18-32 years, the candidate must have been born between 02-08-1991 and 01-08-2005.
SSC Candidates Concerns
The age reckoning date has affected lakhs of students who are losing their last hope for the recruitment drive. Aspirants are demanding that they deserve the same opportunities as they have enjoyed in previous years. Candidates are urging the authorities to revise the age cut-off date to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates.
Note: The SSC CGL 2023 age limit issue has caused concerns among candidates who are demanding a revision of the age reckoning date. The SSC has released details regarding the permissible relaxation in the upper age limit and category codes for claiming age relaxation. Candidates are hoping that their demands will be considered to ensure equal opportunities for all aspirants.
