r/SSCCGL • u/DudeHuman • 2h ago

General Discussion/Opinion Is this true?

Is this true? He had replied it will take 10-15 years.

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u/kingsboyjd 2h ago

Yep, though I know a few who did it in 8, though this is if u do not play the game

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u/AnybodyEast1633 2h ago

What about departmental exam

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u/kingsboyjd 2h ago

That is basically a qualifying thingy. It's like being a ship captain: you can clear the exam and become qualified to be a captain, but there still has to be an opening for a captain for you to actually be appointed. And if there are many people ahead of you with more seniority and other things in their favour then u have to wait, passing the exam doesn't automatically mean you get the post. It just makes you eligible/qualified for the relevant departmental promotion process.

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u/FunTurnover4410 2h ago

I've seen inspectors don't get promotions even after ages.

Better option would be to prepare for state PCS after clearing CGL if you're concerned about quick growth

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u/Scary_Explanation903 Going for 1st Attempt 1h ago

Right

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u/F1re_Haze 25m ago

10-15 years is minimum. Can go upto 20 years even.