SSC MTS Exam Cancelled: February 11 Exam Disruptions

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) cancelled the Multi-tasking (Non-technical) Staff and Havaldar exam on February 11 . Technical and administrative issues led to cancellations across at least eight states and one Union Territory. Affected candidates expressed frustration over last-minute changes. The exam aims to fill 7,948 vacancies.

SSC MTS Exam Cancellations Reported

The February 11 exam cancellations impacted centers in Karnataka, Odisha, Sikkim, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a Union Territory, also reported cancellations. Regional SSC offices issued notices detailing the cancellations at specific examination venues.

The SSC stated that the cancelled shifts will be rescheduled. New admit cards will be issued to candidates. The recruitment drive is for Multi-tasking (Non-technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC and CBN) positions. The total number of vacancies is 7,948.

Candidate Concerns Over Exam Process

Aspirants have reported widespread mismanagement since the exam began on February 4 . Some candidates received admit cards only one day before their scheduled examination. Many reported travelling significant distances, with some claiming to have travelled 500 kilometers, only to find their exam cancelled without prior notification.

Social media platforms became a space for candidates to voice their concerns. Hashtags like #ssc_jawab_do gained traction. Aspirants demanded an end to last-minute cancellations and timely admit card issuance, ideally at least four days before the exam. They are pushing for a fair and transparent examination process.

Affected Exam Centers

The Shift 1 SSC MTS exam on February 11 was cancelled at numerous cities due to technical glitches. The following is a list of some reported affected centers: