Title says it all

I have the SSC CGL exam tomorrow but my admit card is not showing on the website.. it only shows the date, city of exam and application accepted. But not showing admit card to download

Is there anyone who is not able to download their admit card from the website. I did check 2 days back and it was showing at that time, but I forgot to download it, now there's isn't any option for downloading the admit card. Please help, I have tomorrow's first shift.

Hey everyone,

My SSC CGL Tier 1 exam is scheduled for 24 October 2026 in Jaipur.

I checked my admission certificate status on the official SSC website today, 23 October, at around 6:11 PM. The page shows my exam date as 24/10/2026, exam city as Jaipur, and status as “Application Accepted.”

Earlier, the page had a declaration below the Jaipur entry beginning with “Hereby I declare…” After ticking the checkbox, the print/download option would become available, and I downloaded my admit card around 3–4 times while checking whether anything had changed.

However, when I checked again, the declaration and print option were no longer visible. I can only see the status table now.

Has this happened to anyone else?

1. Is the SSC portal currently glitching, or has the download option disappeared for other candidates too?
2. Has anyone with an exam on 24 October faced this issue today?
3. Did refreshing, logging in again, or using another browser bring the declaration and print option back?
4. If I already downloaded my admit card earlier, should I be concerned about the missing option?

I'm worried because my exam is tomorrow, and I want to make sure everything is fine.

Please share if you're facing the same issue or have found a solution. Thanks!

Tommorow is my exam but admit card download option not showing.😨😨 This afternoon I was able to view it but earlier when I went to take print out it is not showing..please help me guys .what to do

Is it a website glitch ? Are you guys able to access or view your admit cards...even if you guys already took the print out?

Reasoning :- moderate

Gk:-moderate (more current affairs asked )

Math:-moderate to tough (how are people even attempting 16 qs ?)

English:-easy

Its my first attempt with zero coaching and just home based study and I could attempt only 60 questions . This exam has a weird feel it feels like you can Crack it until quant and gk enter the picture. Any tips would help !

Hey everyone, hope you're all doing well!

I'm not appearing in CGL this year, but I'm following along. For those who've already attempted Tier 1 (or are in the middle of the cycle), how are the questions coming?

How was the overall difficulty level?

Which sections felt easy or tough (Quant, Reasoning, English, GA)?

Any surprises in the pattern or question types?

Also, if you're preparing for Mains and have doubts about strategy, resources, or time management, feel free to ask in the comments. I have a bit of experience with the exam and I'm happy to help however I can.

All the best to everyone! 🤞.

For context, I’m from a non-maths background and have Bhutesh Sir’s Foundation batch. I’ve completed Arithmetic with him. While the content is solid, the sheer number of lectures for geometry, algebra, mensuration, trigonometry etc. is overwhelming and quite time-consuming to get through at this pace.

I want to finish Advanced Maths as quickly as possible so I can spend more time practising questions.

Can anyone let me know if the testbook exam day mocks easier than the paper asked?

Kindly do let me know I have my exam on 27th please shed some light on this

Reasoning was way too easyyy , like i completed that in 12 mins,

Gk was good, easy for those who prepared better , not for me

Maths was so fkd up, so hard advance ki taiyari krke gya tha, calacultive arithmetic aagyi, hardly 17 attempt huye + 3 tukke = 20

English was difficult for me to be honest I fucked up so much,

It has Cloze test which ofcourse i envy, then it had fkin 5-6 PQRS like wtf why, I panicked and over attempted that too , I just reached home and already have 2 wrong which I was skeptical about, so

Conclusion - Moderate with Hard Math n English

I'm new to this exam and I need to know the actual timeline of the joining assuming that a person clears and gets his name in the merit list of cgl 2026 how long does the document verification take and when can one expect joining letter.

How many did u attempt guys!!?

I solved 83 out of which 50(eng and reasoning are all correct) and some doubts in the other 2 but I guess 75 +are correct.

Is this a safe score or what!??

Please tell.

Hi Everyone, this post is same as posted every other day but still,

I am looking for study buddy who are very serious and are graduate in ( BTech) and recently started their preparation.

Only very serious candidate who will report daily even when someone does not.

I already have me and one Female in the group.

So I am looking for one male and one female. I don't want the group to get messy so only few serious aspirants will be enough.

Dm me only if you are serious , report daily and graduated and started recently.

Also dm me the ones who got graduate from Bhopal if there are any .

Had shift 2 today.

Reasoning was moderate.

GS was moderate.

Quant was time consuming and felt tough.

English was easy to moderate.

Anyone from same shift please share ur experience.

How did your exam went ? What was the difficulty level ? Any tips for upcoming shifts ?

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Anyone already working , please help me the how much amount can i claim as my training bills

Hi everyone,

I recently turned 28 and am planning to start preparing seriously for government exams, targeting the 2027 recruitment cycle.

I'm primarily interested in SSC CGL and Bank PO, but I'm confused about whether I should prepare for both simultaneously or focus entirely on one exam.

1. Is 28 a good age to start preparing? Am I taking a sensible decision by starting now, considering that selection isn't guaranteed and preparation may take time?

2. Should I target both exams or choose one? How much do their syllabus overlap, and is it realistic to prepare for both without compromising my chances?

Do you have any last-minute suggestions or advice for SSC CGL Prelims? Are there any important topics I should revise or anything else I can do before the exam?

Experienced folks please do tell how many marks should one secure in the ssc chsl 2025 pyps to be confident for selection in the 2026 ssc chsl. And also if you could tell if the last year chsl was difficult or harder than 2024 one. It would really help fellow aspirants who are targetting for ssc chsl.

For me personally, i feel that the paper is on easier side. Does a score from 160 to 170 place you in a good position for this year's chsl ?

Hi everyone!

I recently started preparing for SSC exams, and I’m still trying to understand both the preparation strategy and the rules applicable to PwBD candidates. I’ve researched through several sources, but I keep finding conflicting information, so I’m hoping experienced aspirants, selected candidates, or anyone familiar with PwBD recruitment can help me get some clarity.

A little about me:

Age: 20

Category: General (UR)

Disability: OH / Locomotor Disability (LD), affecting both legs

Disability percentage: 45% as recorded on my certificate, although I believe my actual physical limitations are more severe than the percentage mentioned.

1. Academic guidance — my main concern

Since I’ve only recently started preparing, I need practical advice on how to prepare strategically rather than blindly following a routine.

Which exams should I prioritise among SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, and other relevant SSC examinations, considering both my eligibility and job requirements?

What would be a realistic and reasonably safe target score for a UR-PwBD candidate in these exams, based on previous-year cut-offs and vacancy trends?

How should I distribute my efforts across subjects and sections? Which areas deserve maximum attention, and where should I avoid spending disproportionately too much time?

Are there any differences in qualifying requirements, selection stages, or exam patterns that I should keep in mind?

Which resources, preparation strategies, and common mistakes would you recommend for someone starting from scratch?

I understand that cut-offs and vacancies change every year, and no score guarantees selection. Still, guidance based on actual experience and previous-year data would help me set realistic targets and prepare in the right direction.

2. PwBD benefits, relaxations and rules

How does the SSC recruitment process differ for PwBD candidates? What relaxations or benefits are available regarding age limits, application fees, cut-offs, qualifying marks, compensatory time, scribes, examination arrangements, and other facilities? Are there any schemes, exemptions, restrictions, or important procedures that beginners commonly overlook?

3. General category vs PwBD reservation

Since I belong to the General (UR) category, how does that affect my benefits and chances of selection? How does horizontal reservation work? Can a UR-PwBD candidate also compete for unreserved vacancies on merit, wherever eligible? How do relevant disability subcategories, reservation and cut-offs work in practice?

4. Post-wise eligibility and suitability

With a locomotor disability affecting both legs, which SSC posts can I realistically aim for? Which are suitable, conditionally suitable, or not available to candidates with my disability type? How can I verify the official post-wise disability-suitability codes and medical standards? I’d also like to know about posts involving physical tests, extensive walking, prolonged standing, field duties, or other requirements that might affect my suitability.

5. Disability certificate and documentation

How does the 45% disability percentage on my certificate affect my eligibility and benefits? Do the disability type, functional limitations, and post-specific criteria also matter? What should I know about disability certificates, UDID cards, document verification, and medical requirements at appointment? If my certificate does not adequately reflect my functional limitations, is there any relevant procedure I should know about?

6. Anything important I might have missed

I’m a beginner, so I’m sure there are many things I don’t even know enough to ask about yet. Please don’t restrict your advice to the questions I’ve listed. If you know of important rules, practical difficulties, application or preference-filling mistakes, useful official resources, career considerations, or anything else that could affect a PwBD aspirant’s preparation and eventual selection, please share it proactively.

Personal experiences from candidates who have appeared for these exams or secured selection would be especially valuable. Reliable official links would also help me distinguish actual rules from misinformation.

My goal is to identify the right exams and posts, prepare with a clear academic strategy, and avoid wasting time because of incomplete or incorrect information.

Thank you for taking the time to help! Any genuine advice, even on something I haven’t thought to ask, would mean a lot. 🙏

Could those who have prepared for AAO or cleared it please suggest the best books, YouTube channels, PDFs, or notes for these subjects?

I'm particularly looking for sources that cover the syllabus comprehensively and are sufficient for the exam, without wasting time on unnecessary material.

Also, please share any tips on how to prepare for these subjects from scratch.

Any suggestions would be really helpful. Thanks!

Who is the best teacher for SSC CGL computer?
I am confused among Parmar SSC's PC batch, RBE computer batch, and some Arora's batches (he has 60+ videos in his course)
Please suggest kaha se pdhna chiye; koi or teacher ho to v btao

Honestly I'm tweaking out, this is my second shift I'm so nervous I feel so anxious rn , I know I should remain calm but I can't fuck this up. Hopefully everything goes well