SSC CGL 2025 Rescheduled to September: New Dates, Re-Exam Details, and Key Updates

SSC CGL 2025 Exam Postponed – Key Updates & Re-Test Details
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially announced a major delay in the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGL) 2025, pushing the exam dates to September 2025 instead of the originally scheduled August 13. This decision comes after technical and operational challenges during recent computer-based tests.


Why Was the CGL Exam Postponed?
The SSC is transitioning to a new Aadhaar-based authentication system for exams, following Supreme Court directives.
During the Selection Post Phase 13 exam (July 24 – August 1), technical glitches disrupted tests for many candidates.
Over 55,000 candidates faced login issues, data gaps, or incomplete tests due to system errors.
Re-Test for Affected Candidates
A special re-test has been scheduled for August 29, 2025, to ensure fairness.
Admit cards will be available from August 26 via registered email and mobile numbers.
Previous attempts of these candidates will not be counted, giving them a fresh chance.


Other Important Updates
✔ Revised Exam Schedule: The new CGL 2025 dates will be announced soon on the SSC official website.
✔ One-Time Registration (OTR) Edit Window: Candidates can update details from August 14-31, 2025.
✔ Upcoming Exams: Applications for other SSC exams will open in September 2025.

What Should Candidates Do Now?
Keep checking the SSC website for the latest updates.
Ensure all details in OTR are correct before the August 31 deadline.
Prepare thoroughly, as the exam pattern remains unchanged despite the delay.


Questions & Answers for SSC CGL Aspirants
Q1: When is the SSC CGL 2025 re-test scheduled?
A: The re-test for affected candidates will be held on August 29, 2025.
Q2: How can candidates download their re-test admit cards?
A: Admit cards will be available from August 26 via SMS/email and the SSC website.
Q3: Why was the CGL 2025 exam postponed?
A: Due to technical issues in the new Aadhaar-based exam system, affecting 55,000 candidates.
Q4: Can candidates edit their OTR details now?
A: Yes, the OTR edit window is open from August 14-31, 2025.
Q5: Will the previous attempt of re-test candidates be considered?
A: No, the SSC has clarified that earlier attempts will not be counted.


Final Thoughts
The SSC’s decision to postpone the CGL exam ensures fairness for all aspirants. Stay updated with official announcements and use the extra time wisely for preparation. For more exam tips and mock tests, keep following MyEntrance.in!