Introduction
The anticipated publication of the SSC CGL Tier 3 results for the 2020 exam has been a subject of much speculation and anticipation among aspirants. Here, we examine the current status of the exam results and the timeline expected for their publication.
Current Status According to Reliable Sources
A reliable source from Shubham Jain RBE reveals that the third tier of the exam, which involves the main copy checking process, has already commenced. However, the precise date for the results remains unknown. According to his credible sources within the department, this crucial step has been started, yet the exact timeline for the final publication remains uncertain.
User Experiences and Delays
Many candidates are experiencing significant delays in clearing the SSC CGL exam, a situation that has garnered considerable attention. As of now, even candidates from the SSC CGL-17 batch are yet to join their respective posts, and this is after nearly four years of waiting. In the case of SSC CGL-18, almost three years have elapsed since the second tier exam concluded, and official results have yet to be declared.
The inquiries from candidates often go unanswered by the officials, who either do not have any updated information or express surprise at the delay, citing actions taken by the department. Some have even raised concerns about the lack of professionalism and ethical standards in the SSC (Staff Selection Commission) system. Criticism also extends to the DoPT (Department of Personnel and Training), which seems to have little control over the SSC's operations.
Media Response and Publicity
The media often fail to give due attention to such long-standing issues affecting aspirants. Their focus tends to be directed towards more sensational stories, such as the murder of Sushant Singh Rajput, which often dominate prime time news. While the media seeks to generate TRP (Television Rating Points) through such stories, the plight of over four years of waiting for results among CGL aspirants remains unacknowledged and unreported.
Proposed Solutions and Outreach
With no clear indication of results, and growing frustration among candidates, it may be prudent to propose alternative solutions. Some contenders have suggested that if the current dysfunctional system persists, the SSC should be dissolved, and responsibility handed over to the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission).
A more immediate solution could be a transparent methodology for communication and result publication. Regular updates from the commission, direct engagement with candidates, and a clear timeline for the result declaration would go a long way in addressing the current dissatisfaction.
Conclusion
The situation surrounding the SSC CGL Tier 3 results is a complex one, with deep-seated issues of accountability and transparency. As long as the publication date remains uncertain, the unrest among aspirants is unlikely to subside. It is hoped that the commission takes steps to clarify the status and provide a clear timeline for the result publication, thus bringing some relief to the waiting candidates.