The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) announced on September 20, 2025, that its newly launched Feedback Portal for the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) 2025 has received an encouraging response, with close to 10,000 candidates submitting their examination experiences within a week of launch. Around 2,000 candidates reported alleged technical disruptions, and the Commission will analyse each case through its Regional Offices. Candidates with genuine disruptions will be given an opportunity to re-appear, and re-examinations are scheduled on or before September 26, 2025. The Commission confirms its commitment to fairness and transparency and reports that 7.16 lakh candidates have successfully taken the exam, with no shift cancellations or reschedulings on September 19. The Release ID is 2168881. The announcement was posted on September 20, 2025, at 2:11 PM by PIB Delhi.
Key Entities Referenced
Staff Selection Commission (SSC): The central agency conducting the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) and analyzing reported disruptions.
Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE): A major recruitment examination in India, the subject of feedback and re-examination scheduling.
Feedback Portal: A newly launched platform for candidates to submit examination experiences, impacting examination processes.
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
SSC’s Feedback Portal Draws Strong Response;
Re-Exams to Be Scheduled for Genuine Cases of
Disruption
Posted On: 20 SEP 2025 2:11PM by PIB Delhi
New Delhi, September 20 — The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has said that its newly launched
Feedback Portal has received an encouraging response from candidates appearing for the Combined Graduate
Level Examination (CGLE) 2025, with close to 10,000 candidates submitting their examination experiences
within a week of its launch.
SSC officials informed that around 2,000 candidates reported alleged technical disruptions during the
Computer Based Examination. Each case is being carefully analysed by the Commission through its Regional
Offices. “Where disruptions are found to be genuine, affected candidates will be given an opportunity to re-
appear. The re-examinations will be scheduled on or before September 26, 2025,” an official said.
The Commission underlined that it remains committed to fairness and transparency in the conduct of
examinations. So far, 7.16 lakh candidates have successfully taken the exam across the country. Officials also
confirmed that on September 19, no shift was cancelled or rescheduled, indicating that the process remained
smooth throughout the day.
The CGLE is one of the largest recruitment examinations in India, drawing participation from lakhs of
aspirants seeking central government jobs. The introduction of the Feedback Portal is being seen as a step
towards making the process more responsive and candidate-centric, ensuring that issues are addressed in real
time while maintaining the integrity of the examination system.
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(Release ID: 2168881)