The jobs offered by SSC CPO and SSC CGL are different and depends on type of job you desire to join. The posts of SSC CPO are mainly for several sections of armed forces such as:

  • Sub-Inspector (Exe.) in Delhi Police (Male and Female)

  • Sub-Inspector (GD) in CRPF

  • Sub-Inspector (GD) in BSF

  • Sub-Inspector (GD) in ITBP

  • Sub-Inspector (GD) in CISF

  • Assistant Sub-Inspector (GD) in CISF

  • Sub-Inspector (GD) in SSB
    So, if you want to serve by joining most reputed police force in the country then SSC CPO is a better choice for you. Whereas, SSC CGL is for those who desire to join the Central Government Jobs in Group B or Group C such as:

  • Assistant Audit Officer

  • Assistant Accounts Officer

  • Assistant Section Officer

  • Auditor, etc
    There are few posts in SSC CGL like the Central Excise Inspector, Sub Inspector in CBI, Sub Inspector in Narcotics Control Bureau, and Inspector of Income Tax can offer you the thrill and field work experience similar to that of the posts from SSC CPO.

Sandeeprai
These two are of two different zoner jobs. It’s a personal preference where a person wants to serve. However both the exams offer some on-field jobs that can have some thrill. But only CGL offers some desk jobs which is missing in CPO.
Although both will provide you with the path to serve the nation, it’s up to you to decide the path.

    Kamal

    No, According to SSC notification, the maximum age limit for 2400/2800 GP is 27 years.

    See the age criteria in SSC CGL 2021 notification.

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      AnushkaRaj
      2021 wale me maine date of photo, photo pr daal diya hai form bharte tyme. To kya mera form reject ho jayega?

          Kamal
          Waise hona to nhi chahiyea, pr wait till admit card comes.
          Waise aapko aache se notification padh lena chahiyea form daane se pahle

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            SSC CGL (Tier II) 2020 Answer Key Published

            On Friday, February 11, 2022, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) released provisional answer keys along with answer sheets for the 2020 Graduate Compound Level (CGL) Exam (Tier II). Applicants can visit the official SSC website at www.ssc.nic.in and check the answer keys.

            The Commission held the Level II Combined 2020 Graduate Examination on January 28 and 29, 2022. Applicants may submit online submissions for provisional answer keys, if any, from 11 February until 18:00 February 15, 2022. Applicants must pay Rs. 100 per question/answer.

            SukritiPathak

            You can prepare for one year but eventually recruitment process takes min 2–3 years or more so you can prepare meanwhile.

              SukritiPathak
              yes it is enough to crack but due to lengthy process of recruitment it will not be possible anymore to crack in 1 year we should move on with a mind set of this.

                Is date important on the photograph uploaded during the form filling for SSC CGL? Is there a chance that the application might be rejected due to this?

                  Shalinisharma

                  Date On Photograph

                  No dear the date on the photo uploaded is not important. In the SSC CGL notification, it is generally mentioned that the photograph must not be older than 3 months but they not mention putting a date on the photograph uploaded. Size of the Photograph is mentioned. Category that which photograph would be accepted is mentioned in the notification. I don’t think that would be a problem and would become a reason for the rejection of your application.

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                    DiskhaSharma
                    As much I know, no candidate has been disqualified during SSC verification to date unless falsified documents are discovered during cross-checking/verification.
                    If a discrepancy is discovered in any document or required document that has not been submitted or is not in accordance with the prescribed format/guidelines, the competent authority will require you to sign a declaration stating the time limit within which you must submit the requested documents as soon as possible.

                      DiskhaSharma One of my cousin got rejected because the issue date of all the document uploaded before downloading E-admit card for Stage-II was after the closing date of application. You must be careful about this.

                        When checking documents, the deviation is almost zero. However, when the department re-checked the documents, some applicants were fired on fake diplomas.

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