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Ans. SSC CGL stands for Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level Examination. It is a national-level examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) for the recruitment of candidates in various government departments and organizations.

Ans. The eligibility criteria for SSC CGL are as follows: - The candidate must be a citizen of India. - The candidate must have a bachelor's degree from a recognized university or equivalent. - The age limit varies for different posts, ranging from 18 to 32 years. - There are certain physical standards as well for certain posts.

Ans. You can apply for SSC CGL through the official website of the Staff Selection Commission. The application process is conducted online. You need to fill in the required details, upload the necessary documents, and pay the application fee as per the instructions provided on the website.

Ans. The exam pattern of SSC CGL consists of four tiers: - Tier 1: It is a computer-based examination consisting of multiple-choice questions. It tests the candidate's proficiency in General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. - Tier 2: It is also a computer-based examination that consists of multiple-choice questions. It tests the candidate's knowledge in Quantitative Abilities, English Language and Comprehension, Statistics, and General Studies (Finance and Economics). - Tier 3: It is a descriptive paper that tests the candidate's writing skills in English/Hindi. - Tier 4: It includes a skill test or a computer proficiency test, depending on the specific requirements of the post.

Ans. The selection process of SSC CGL involves three stages: - Stage 1: Tier 1 examination, which is a screening test. - Stage 2: Tier 2 examination, which is a subject-specific test. - Stage 3: Tier 3 examination, which is a descriptive paper. Candidates who qualify in all three stages are eligible for the final selection. The final selection is based on the candidate's performance in Tier 2 and Tier 3 examinations, along with document verification and any other additional rounds as specified by the commission.