The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has issued a corrigendum dated June 25, 2025, amending critical details in the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Examination 2025 notice originally released on June 9. If you’re aspiring to join the ranks of government service, these updates could directly affect your eligibility and preferences. Here’s everything you need to know.
1. Change in Post Classification
One of the most notable revisions is the reclassification of the Inspector of Income Tax (CBDT) post:
- Earlier: Group “C”
- Now: Group “B”
This upgrade brings enhanced pay, status, and opportunities—definitely a win for aspirants eyeing this post.
2. Correction in Exam Centre Names
There has been a correction in the spelling of one exam center:
- Incorrect: Shri Vijay Puram
- Corrected to: Sri Vijaya Puram
This is crucial for candidates choosing their exam centers accurately during application.
3. Updated Eligibility Criteria for Certain Posts
Previously, candidates were required to have studied Statistics across all semesters or parts of their degree. The updated criteria now broaden eligibility:
- Accepted degrees include: Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Demography, Population Studies, Operations Research, Information Technology, Computer Applications, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence.
This change significantly widens the pool of eligible candidates for statistical and analytical roles.
4. Pay Level Adjustment for Section Head Post
Another key change affects the Section Head post in the Directorate General of Foreign Trade:
- Earlier: Pay Level-7
- Now: Pay Level-6
This correction ensures transparency and accuracy in post descriptions.
Final Note
All other conditions mentioned in the original notification dated June 5, 2025, remain unchanged
Does that mean vacancies may increase?
Yes, there is very likely chance of increasing the number of vacancies. As department has been restructured there is high possibilty of increase in vaccant seats in department. As per now there is no official notice regarding post or vacancies. Stay tuned for more updates.