4,83,000+ Candidates Ready to Appear For SSC JE Exam 2024

The Staff Selection Commission has released the notification for SSC JE 2024 on March 2024. The online application process was concluded and the exam is scheduled for 05 June to 07 June 2024. Recently, SSC has announced the total number of applicants for the SSC JE Exam 2024. Aspiring candidates have already begun their preparation in full swing.

4,83,000+ Candidates Ready to Appear for SSC JE Exam 2024

According to the latest data released by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) in response to an RTI request, a total of 4,83,557 candidates have applied for the SSC JE Exam 2024. It is noteworthy that the SSC has only 968 vacancies for the post of Junior Engineer. Additionally, the SSC has also announced the category-wise number of RTI requests submitted. As per the SSC, 80,839 General, 2,07,829 OBC, 1,13,588 SC, 44,222 ST, and 31,345 EWS candidates have filled out the application form for the SSC JE 2024 Exam.

What should SSC JE Applicants do?

Aspiring candidates for SSC JE must have a solid preparation strategy to counter the competition. It is recommended to read the syllabus and the previous year’s question papers, and thoroughly delve into the curriculum for SSC JE 2024. Candidates should not leave any subject or topic unattended to avoid missing out on precious marks in the exam. Attempting as many mock tests and daily quizzes as possible can also help in gaining an edge over fierce competition. By adopting these strategic tips, candidates can increase their chances of success in SSC JE.

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Steep Competition Ahead for SSC JE Aspirants

Candidates must gear up for a steep learning curve as there is fierce competition waiting ahead of them. As 4,83,557 applicants are preparing to appeal against the 968 vacancies for the post of Junior Engineer. This means on average, 499 candidates are appearing against each vacancy with a ratio of 499:1. Moreover, 80,839  general applicants are preparing to appear against the 377 vacancies. This means on average, 214 candidates are appearing against each vacancy with a ratio of 214:1.

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