SSC Exam 2025: The full form of SSC is Staff Selection Commission. It is called Karmachari Chayan Aayog in Hindi. But in recent times, amid the ongoing controversy over the SSC exam, the candidates have changed its name. The SSC exam is being called the Special Scam Commission on social media and protest sites. Candidates had alleged irregularities in the SSC exam. In view of this, SSC conducted the examination again on 29 August 2025.

This exam was held in 3 shifts on Friday. 59,500 candidates participated in it. For some time, protests were going on against the SSC exam in many big cities, including Delhi, Jaipur, and Patna. Many well-known teachers, including Khan Sir and Neetu Ma'am, also started becoming a part of this protest. Due to this, not only did this movement become nationwide, but common people also started discussing it. The SSC Selection Post Phase 13 exam was held between 24 July and 2 August 2025. Now the same exam was held again on 29 August.

SSC Exam Controversy: Allegations of a technical glitch in the SSC exam

The candidates of SSC Selection Post Phase 13 had complained of technical glitches. Taking action on this, SSC decided to conduct the examination again. According to SSC Chairman S Gopalakrishnan, the affected candidates were identified through a detailed log analysis. After this, SSC issued city slips on 22 August 2025 for re-examination. Then, SSC admit cards were released on 26 August.

SSC CGL 2025 Date: The SSC CGL exam will be held in September

Many SSC examinations are under allegations. The SSC CGL exam 2025, proposed on August 13, was also postponed citing technical problems. Now this exam will be conducted in September. Taking lessons from these cases, SSC is improving its examination system. Now, SSC has given responsibility to Eduquity Career Technologies as the Exam Conducting Agency (ECA). SSC has appointed Center for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC) for IT security during the examination.

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