UKSSSC recruitment 2024: Application correction window for group C posts opens, direct link to make changes till November 8
UKSSSC Group C Application Correction: The Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UKSSSC) has opened the application correction window for Group C positions listed under Advertisement No. 6/UKSSSC/2024. Candidates who are eligible can make changes to their application forms on the official website, sssc.uk.gov.in, until November 8, 2024.
The written examination for these posts is set for January 2025, and this recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 751 Group C vacancies. Interested applicants can review details such as the number of vacancies, eligibility requirements, age limits, salary scales, and other relevant information provided in the official notification.
How to make corrections in UKSSSC Group C Application Forms 2024
Step 1: Go to the official website, sssc.uk.gov.in.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link for the 2024 Group C application correction.
Step 3: Enter your login credentials and proceed.
Step 4: Make the required changes and submit the updated form.
Step 5: Download and print a copy of the form for future reference.
Here’s the direct link to download
UKSSSC Group C exam pattern & syllabus
The UKSSSC Group C examination syllabus is divided into three main sections: General Hindi, General Studies, and General Knowledge. Each section is designed to assess the candidate’s proficiency in different areas relevant to the role, with a total of 100 questions carrying 100 marks.
Section A focuses on General Hindi, aiming to test candidates’ understanding and command of the language. This section consists of 20 questions, each worth one mark, totaling 20 marks.
Section B covers General Studies, which includes topics such as Aptitude, Reasoning, and Fundamentals of Computer. This section contains 40 questions, making up 40 marks. It is intended to evaluate the candidate’s logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and basic computer knowledge.
Section C is dedicated to General Knowledge, with questions designed to assess the candidate’s awareness of current events, history, and general awareness. Like Section B, it comprises 40 questions and carries 40 marks.
In total, candidates will need to answer 100 questions across these sections, with each question worth one mark, culminating in a maximum score of 100 marks.
Check the official notice here
