Examination Overview
The SSC conducted the Constable (GD) Examination from February 20, 2024, to March 7, 2024, and on March 30, 2024, in a computer-based mode. The examination aims to recruit Constables (GD) and Riflemen (GD) for several forces, including:
- Border Security Force (BSF)
- Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)
- Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)
- Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)
- Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)
- Assam Rifles (AR)
- Secretariat Security Force (SSF)
Cut-Off Marks and Eligibility
To advance to the Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET), candidates must meet the following minimum cut-off marks:
- Unreserved (UR): 30%
- Other Backward Classes (OBC) / Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 25%
- Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Ex-Servicemen (ESM): 20%
These criteria, outlined in Para 14.2 of the Notice of Examination, ensure a fair chance for candidates from diverse backgrounds.
Normalization and Merit Calculation
The SSC uses a normalization process, as per Para 12.1.5, to ensure fairness in scoring due to variations in difficulty across different exam sessions. This process, along with bonus marks for candidates with NCC certificates (as detailed in Para 14.3), determines the final merit list. The bonus marks for NCC certificates are:
- NCC ‘C’ Certificate: 5% of the maximum marks
- NCC ‘B’ Certificate: 3%
- NCC ‘A’ Certificate: 2%
However, these bonus marks are not applicable to Ex-Servicemen candidates.
Results and Shortlisting
The results provide a detailed breakdown of candidates shortlisted for PST/PET. For instance, 450 female candidates from the UR category qualified for SSF, with a cut-off of 146.53420 marks. Similarly, 1350 male candidates from the UR category qualified for SSF with a cut-off of 153.56851 marks.
Category-Wise and Region-Wise Analysis
The report includes detailed category-wise and region-wise data. For example, the cut-off marks for female candidates from Andhra Pradesh in the UR category was 92.82965, while for male candidates in the UR category from Bihar, the cut-off was 112.80301.
Tie-Breaking Criteria
In cases of tie scores, the SSC follows a well-defined resolution process as per Para 15 of the Notice of Examination. The criteria include:
- Marks in Part-A (General Intelligence and Reasoning)
- Marks in Part-B (General Knowledge and General Awareness)
- Date of Birth, with older candidates ranked higher
- Alphabetical order of names
Withheld and Debarred Candidates
The results of 1061 candidates are withheld due to suspected malpractices or ongoing court cases, and the results of 730 candidates, who have been debarred by the Commission, have not been processed.
Call Letters and Further Steps
Candidates shortlisted for PST/PET will receive call letters from the Nodal CAPF (CRPF). They are advised to visit the CRPF website for updates. Representations received regarding the Tentative Answer Keys have been reviewed, and Final Answer Keys have been published.
Implications for Future Recruitment
This examination’s results highlight the rigorous and inclusive selection process of the SSC. The normalization and bonus marks ensure a level playing field, while the detailed cut-off analysis provides transparency. The resolution of tie cases through multiple criteria ensures fair ranking.
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Conclusion
The 2024 Constable (GD) Examination by the SSC is a testament to the comprehensive and meticulous recruitment process for India’s armed forces. By adhering to strict cut-off marks, normalization procedures, and transparent result publication, the SSC ensures that the most deserving candidates are shortlisted. This process not only maintains the integrity of the selection but also encourages a diverse pool of candidates to aspire for roles in the nation’s security forces.