Archive · 3 Aug 2025
SSC Exam Marred by Glitches; Candidates Demand Reforms
Students taking the SSC exam experienced many problems like technical issues and cancelled exam shifts.
This happened because the company in charge of the exam, Eduquity, had problems.
People are upset about it and are calling for changes to the exam process.
Some students want the next exam to be delayed.
Teachers and students are asking for the exam system to be fixed.
SSC candidates faced technical glitches and administrative issues during the Phase 13 exam.
Candidates reported server crashes, login problems, and cancelled shifts across India.
The new vendor, Eduquity, is under scrutiny following the exam mismanagement.
Protests were held at Jantar Mantar and SSC headquarters demanding reforms and vendor replacement.
Students are demanding a complete overhaul of the SSC examination system.
- Who
- SSC candidates, Eduquity (exam vendor), coaching faculty, and protesters.
- What
- Staff Selection Commission (SSC) exam issues, including technical glitches and administrative problems.
- When
- July 24 to August 1 for Phase 13 exams; Upcoming CGL exam on August 13.
- Where
- Across India, with protests at Jantar Mantar and SSC headquarters in Delhi.
- Why
- Due to technical issues, mismanagement, and calls for a better exam system.
Students & Faculty
SSC & Eduquity
Vendor Reliability
Students & Faculty
The new vendor, Eduquity, is unreliable and should be replaced.
SSC & Eduquity
No opposing view found in the document
Exam Overhaul
Students & Faculty
The SSC exam system needs a complete overhaul.
SSC & Eduquity
No opposing view found in the document
- Exam Series
- SSC Selection Post Phase 13
- Exam Dates
- July 24 to August 1, 2024
- New Vendor
- Eduquity
- Protest Location
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Key Issue
- Technical Glitches and Mismanagement
Sources
Cancellations, glitches, wrong exam centre: Here’s why SSC aspirants are protesting in Delhi
Laathi charge on teachers, panicked students: What's happening in India over SSC exams? WION Explains
Kejriwal slams police crackdown on aspirants, backs protest for fair recruitment
