How will the selection be done in SSC MTS recruitment, what is the process? The exam starts today for more than 9 thousand posts

It is very important for the candidates participating in SSC MTS recruitment to be aware of the selection process of this recruitment. Today we will be aware of this information through this news.

There is an important news for the candidates participating in SSC MTS recruitment. According to the schedule, the MTS examination by the Staff Selection Commission has started from today. This exam will be conducted till November 14. But do you know about the selection process of this recruitment. How is the selection done, what is the process, or say what is the selection process of this recruitment? If you do not know, then it does not matter, today we will know this through this news.

What is the selection process?

The selection process of this recruitment includes Computer Based Examination (CBE) for the post of MTS. At the same time, for the post of Havildar, the exam is conducted in CBE mode and includes Physical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Standard Test (PST).

What is the exam pattern?

Candidates can understand the exam pattern of SSC MTS Recruitment Exam through the steps given below.

The computer based exam will be conducted in three shifts.

The SSC MTS Paper 1 exam will consist of two sessions.

In session-1, 40 multiple choice questions of numerical and mathematical ability and reasoning ability problem solving will be asked. The total marks in this exam will be 120.

At the same time, 50 questions of general awareness and English language will be asked in session-2. The total marks in this will be 150.

45-45 minutes (90 minutes) will be given for both the sessions.

It has been instructed to reach the center one hour before the start of the exam.

Keep in mind that the candidates must carry two passport size photos and one ID proof along with the admit card to the exam center. Entry will not be allowed in the exam hotel without admit card. There is no permission to carry electronic gadgets in the examination hall, so candidates should take special care of this. The exam will be conducted at various exam centers across the country. This exam is conducted in 13 regional languages ​​including Hindi and English. The exam consists of objective type multiple choice questions.