SSC Exam 2024: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has informed that the Commission has detected many people on social media platforms X, YouTube and Facebook sharing information related to the exam. The Commission warned in the official statement that it will take strict action against the people involved in unfair means during the conduct of the exams.
In a notice issued on September 10, the Commission said that resorting to illegal or banned substances during examinations will be considered a serious offence. And such a candidate will either be excluded from the examination or declared ineligible. The Commission has ordered that publishing, reproducing or retaining unauthorized examination material (questionnaires) is a serious offence that may lead to legal action against such persons.
The SSC notice read, “The Commission has from time to time informed the candidates and other stakeholders that no person shall disclose, publish, reproduce, in any form, any information of the test material (questionnaire), provide facilities for transmission, storage or transportation of rough paper supplied orally or electronically or at the examination centre shall be deemed to be a serious misconduct and such candidates shall be declared debarred/ineligible from the examination.
The Commission further said that disciplinary and legal action will be taken against candidates or persons/individuals involved in illegal acts as per the rules and such cases will be reported to the police, if necessary.
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