SSC's Key Role in MTS Exam: 1300 Candidates Submit Multiple Forms with One Photo, AI Exposes the Truth!

Krishna Chandra

SSC’s Key Role in MTS Exam: 1300 Candidates Submit Multiple Forms with One Photo, AI Exposes the Truth!

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has recently uncovered a significant fraud in the recruitment process for the MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff) and Havildar positions, utilizing advanced AI technology. It was discovered that 1,300 candidates attempted to apply for the examination multiple times using the same photograph. Approximately 18 applications raised red flags due to identical names and photos, prompting the SSC to annul all such submissions. Consequently, these candidates will be barred from participating in the upcoming examination.

Important Dates for SSC MTS and Havildar Recruitment Exam

The SSC MTS and Havildar recruitment examination is scheduled to take place from September 30 to November 14 at various centers nationwide. Admit cards have already been issued to candidates who successfully completed their registration. It is worth noting that many fraudulent applications were detected where individuals used photo editing software to manipulate their images, a tactic that was successfully identified through AI analytics. The SSC has assured that all suspicious applications will be thoroughly reviewed and appropriate actions taken.

Vacancies Available in SSC MTS Exam 2024

   

This recruitment examination aims to fill a total of 9,583 positions: 6,144 vacancies for MTS and 3,439 for Havildar roles. Candidates can download their exam admit cards from the regional SSC website. Access to the exam center will be strictly regulated; no candidate will be permitted entry without a valid hall ticket.

Exam Format and Language Options

The SSC MTS and Havildar recruitment exam will be conducted in an online format. The test will comprise objective-type questions, totaling 270 marks. One of the notable features of this examination is its linguistic inclusivity, as it will be available in more than 13 regional languages. This includes languages such as Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Konkani, Malayalam, Manipuri (Meitei), Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu, allowing candidates from diverse backgrounds to compete fairly.

This effort by the SSC to maintain the integrity of the recruitment process underscores the importance of transparency and fairness in selecting candidates for government positions. By leveraging technology, the SSC is setting a precedent for future examinations, ensuring that only eligible and genuine candidates are allowed to participate.