SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level Exam) – For Group B & C posts in central government departments.
SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level Exam) – For posts like LDC, DEO, and Postal Assistant.
SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff) – For non-technical Group C posts in various ministries.
SSC CPO (Central Police Organization) – For SI (Sub-Inspector) in Delhi Police, CAPFs, and CISF.
SSC GD Constable – For recruitment of General Duty Constables in CAPFs and Delhi Police.
SSC JE (Junior Engineer Exam) – For engineering posts in government departments.
SSC Stenographer – For stenographer posts in various ministries and organizations.
SSC JHT (Junior Hindi Translator) – For translator posts in central government offices.

Nationality – The candidate must be an Indian citizen or meet specific nationality requirements as per SSC guidelines.

Educational Qualification – Minimum qualification varies by exam:

SSC CGL – Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university.
SSC CHSL – 12th pass or equivalent from a recognized board.
SSC MTS – 10th pass from a recognized board.
Age Limit – Different exams have different age criteria:

SSC CGL – 18 to 32 years (varies by post).
SSC CHSL – 18 to 27 years.
SSC MTS – 18 to 25 years.
(Age relaxation is applicable for reserved categories as per government rules.)
Number of Attempts – There is no fixed limit; candidates can attempt until they reach the upper age limit.

Physical Fitness (For Specific Posts) – Certain posts, like SSC CPO (Sub-Inspector) and SSC GD Constable, require candidates to meet specific physical standards and fitness tests

CGL: 18-32 years (varies by post).
CHSL: 18-27 years.
MTS: 18-25 years.
CPO: 20-25 years.
GD Constable: 18-23 years.
(Age relaxation is applicable for reserved categories as per government rules.)