SSC MTS 2023: Exam Date and Tier 1 Result Out, Marks

SSC MTS 2023: SSC conducts the Multitasking Staff (MTS) exam on a national scale to fill non-ministerial, non-gazetted positions in the Government of India across a wide range of ministries, departments, and offices. Pay Level-1, as per the Pay Matrix of the 7th Pay Commission, with basic pay of Rs. 5,200-20,200 + Grade Pay of Rs.1,800, is what the selected applicants for multi-tasking staff roles will receive. If you have a tenth-grade education and are looking for work, the SSC will be holding the SSC Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination 2023. The SSC MTS 2023 CBT is scheduled for several dates and times between September 1st and 14th, 2023, following the SSC Calendar 2023.

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SSC MTS Notification 2023 Overview

Name of Exam	SSC MTS 2023
Full Form of SSC MTS	Staff Selection Commission Multi-tasking Staff
Department	Government
Vacancies	1558
Type of Exam	National Level
Process of Application	Online
Educational Qualification	10th Pass (Secondary Education)
Exam Mode	Online
Eligibility	Indian citizenship & Graduate
Selection Process	Tier 1 (Objective Type) Physical Efficiency Test/Physical Standard Test
Official Department Website	www.ssc.nic.in

SSC CHSL 2023 Important Date Details

Notification Release Date	30th June 2023
Online Application Start Date	30th June 2023
Online Application End Date	21st July 2023 (11 pm)
Last Date for Complete fee payment of SSC MTS 2023	22nd July 2023 (11 pm)
Correction Application Form	26th to 28th July 2023 (11 pm)
Application Status for SSC MTS	21st August 2023
Admit Card SSC MTS for Tier 1	21st August 2023
Exam Date SSC MTS 2023 Paper	01st to 14th September 2023
SSC MTS Answer Key 2023	17 September 2023
SSC MTS Paper 1 Result 2023	19th September 2023

SSC MTS Notification 2023

SSC MTS Recruitment 2023

SSC MTS Vacancy 2023

SSC MTS 2023 Application Fee

Category Name	Fee
General/OBC/EWS	100/-
SC/ST/PH	Nil
All Category Female	Nil
Mode of Payment	Online

SSC MTS 2023 ELIGIBILITY

Nationality

Candidates must be citizens of India.
Citizens of Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibetan refugees who came to India before January 1, 1962, permanently settling in India, are also eligible.

Age Limit

Depending on the job, the age limit can be different within the SSC MTS examination.
For most Group B and C posts, the minimum age is 18 years, and the maximum age is 32.
Age relaxation is given to candidates who belong to SC/ST/OBC others as per government rules.

Educational Qualifications:

The educational qualifications required for SSC MTS also vary based on the post. Here are the common educational qualifications for most posts:

Secondary Education From Any Board in India.
Physical Fitness: For the posts of Havaldar under SSC MTS may have specific physical standards, and candidates must meet those standards.

SSC MTS Selection Process

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) examination is a competitive recruitment process conducted by the SSC to fill various non-technical, non-gazetted posts in government departments and ministries. The selection process for SSC MTS 2023 typically involves two main stages:

1. Paper-I (Computer-Based Examination): Paper I is the first stage of the SSC MTS selection process. It is a computer-based examination (CBE) consisting of objective-type multiple-choice questions. The paper is divided into two parts: Part A (General English) and Part B (General Intelligence & Reasoning). Each part consists of 25 questions, and each question carries 1 mark. Part C (Numerical Aptitude) and Part D (General Awareness) also have 25 questions each. Each wrong answer contains a negative marking of 0.25 marks. The total duration for Paper I is usually 90 minutes. Candidates who qualify in Paper-I are eligible to appear for PST/PET.

2. PST/PET only for the post of Havaldar: The PST and PET are crucial stages in the selection process for physically demanding positions, such as those in law enforcement, the military, or firefighting. Candidates need to prepare for these tests by maintaining good physical fitness and endurance. It’s essential to refer to the specific requirements provided by the recruiting organization and prepare accordingly. Additionally, candidates should check the official recruitment notification and guidelines for accurate information about the PST and PET for their specific exam or job role.

PST (Physical Standard Test):

PST is the initial phase of the selection process, where candidates’ physical measurements are assessed to ensure they meet the predefined physical standards.
The specific standards can vary depending on the organization and the role, but they often include height, weight, chest measurements, and vision requirements.
Candidates who do not meet the prescribed physical standards are usually disqualified at this stage and may not proceed to the PET or other stages of the selection process.

PET (Physical Efficiency Test):

PET is the second phase of the physical examination, conducted after candidates have cleared the PST. It assesses the physical fitness and endurance of candidates through various physical tasks or exercises.
The specific tasks or exercises also vary depending on the organization and the role but can include activities like running, long jump, high jump, shot put, and more.
The purpose of the PET is to ensure that candidates have the physical stamina and agility required for the job they are applying for.
Candidates are usually required to complete these tasks within a specified time frame and meet the predetermined standards.

3. Document Verification: Candidates who successfully clear Paper-I are called for the document verification process and PST/PET for the post of Havaldar. During this stage, candidates are required to produce all necessary documents and certificates in support of their eligibility, such as educational qualifications, age, caste/category certificate, etc.

4. Final Selection: The final selection of candidates is based on their performance in Paper-I and PST/PET Examination.

It’s essential to regularly check the official SSC website and the notification for SSC MTS 2023 to get detailed information about the exam pattern, syllabus, eligibility criteria, and important dates, as these may change from year to year.

SSC MTS Syllabus

The syllabus for the SSC (Staff Selection Commission) Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) examination typically covers four main subjects or topics. The Paper-I of the SSC MTS exam assesses candidates in the following areas:


General Intelligence & Reasoning	Analogies Similarities and Differences Space Visualization Spatial Orientation Problem-Solving Analysis Judgment Decision Making Visual Memory Discrimination Observation Relationship Concepts Arithmetical Reasoning Verbal and Figure Classification Arithmetical Number Series Non-Verbal Series Coding and Decoding Statement Conclusion Syllogistic Reasoning, etc.
Numerical Aptitude	Number Systems Computation of Whole Numbers Decimals and Fractions Relationship between Numbers Fundamental Arithmetical Operations Percentages Ratio and Proportion Averages Interest Profit and Loss Discount Use of Tables and Graphs Mensuration Time and Distance Ratio and Time Time and Work, etc.
General English	Basics of English Language Vocabulary Grammar Sentence Structure Synonyms and Antonyms Writing Ability Reading Comprehension, etc.
General Awareness	Current Events and News Indian History Indian Culture Geography of India and the World Indian Polity and Constitution Indian Economy Science and Technology Sports and Games Awards and Honors Books and Authors Important Days and Dates National and International Organizations, etc.

SSC MTS 2023 Salary

The salary structure for SSC MTS (Staff Selection Commission Multi-Tasking Staff) varies depending on the post, location of the job, and other factors. As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, here’s a general overview of the SSC MTS salary structure:

Pay Scale	SSC MTS posts are generally in the Pay Band-1 (PB-1) with a Grade Pay of Rs. 1800/-. This means that the initial pay scale for an SSC MTS employee falls under the PB-1, and the Grade Pay is Rs. 1800/-.
Basic Pay	The basic pay for SSC MTS employees is calculated based on the pay scale and the Grade Pay. The initial basic pay may vary depending on the location of the posting.
Dearness Allowance (DA)	DA is a part of the pay that is changed from time to time to maintain ahead of inflation. It is based on the CPI and can change depending on what the government decides.
House Rent Allowance (HRA)	HRA is provided to SSC MTS employees to cover their accommodation expenses. The HRA amount depends on the city/town of posting and can be 24%, 16%, or 8% of the basic pay.
Transport Allowance	Transport Allowance is given to cover commuting expenses and is based on the location of the posting. The amount can vary.
Other Allowances	SSC MTS employees may also be eligible for other allowances and benefits such as medical allowance, special duty allowance, and more, depending on government rules and regulations.

Candidates selected for SSC MTS positions should refer to the official notification and contact their respective employing authorities for the most current and detailed information about their salary and allowances. Additionally, the 7th Central Pay Commission (CPC) recommendations might have impacted the salary structure since my last update, so it’s advisable to verify the latest salary details.

Here are some FAQs related to the SSC MTS 2023

Q. What is SSC MTS?
SSC MTS stands for Staff Selection Commission Multi-Tasking Staff. It is a competitive examination conducted by the SSC for the recruitment of non-technical, non-gazetted staff in various government departments and ministries.

Q. What are the SSC MTS eligibility requirements?

A. Candidates must have completed at least the 10th standard (matriculation) or its equivalent from a recognized board. The age limit typically ranges from 18 to 25 years, with relaxation for certain categories.

Q. How can I prepare for SSC MTS?
A. To prepare for SSC MTS, study the prescribed syllabus thoroughly. Practice previous year’s question papers, take mock tests, and consider enrolling in coaching classes if needed.

Q. When is the SSC MTS exam conducted?
A. The SSC MTS exam is conducted annually, and the exam dates are mentioned in the official notification. It’s essential to check the SSC website for updates regularly.