Archive · 16 Aug 2025
SSC Introduces Disclosure Scheme for Job Aspirants
Imagine you took a big test to get a government job, but didn't quite make the final list.
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has a new plan called the Disclosure Scheme to help!
If you agree, they'll share some info about you, like your name and test scores, on their website.
Other government groups, like PSUs, can then see this info if they need to hire someone.
They can contact people who almost made it.
This helps talented people find jobs even if they just missed the cut.
The government checks the details before offering a job.
This new scheme starts for tests done after 2024.
SSC introduces Disclosure Scheme for candidates not in the final merit list.
The scheme aims to provide government bodies access to talented candidates.
Candidate details including name, qualifications, and marks will be published.
PSUs and government organizations can use the data for recruitment.
The scheme applies to selected SSC competitive exams with results after 2024.
- Who
- SSC and candidates who reached the final stages of the selection process.
- What
- The Disclosure Scheme, which publishes details of candidates not in the final SSC merit list to allow other government bodies to recruit them.
- When
- Effective for results declared after 2024.
- Where
- On SSC's official website or a designated government portal.
- Why
- To provide government bodies access to talented candidates who narrowly missed selection.
- Scheme Name
- Disclosure Scheme
- Governing Body
- Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
- Purpose
- Provide opportunities for candidates not in the final merit list
- Applicability
- Selected SSC competitive examinations
- Effective Date
- For results declared after 2024
- Data Availability
- One year on the SSC website or designated portal