I took the SSC CGL exam in 2016, hoping to land a government job. But I found 3 questions were wrong, and the commission won’t acknowledge it. These 6 marks could mean a lot for my final score. Can I challenge this in court? Should I go to the High Court or the CAT?

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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

I took the SSC CGL exam in 2016, hoping to land a government job. But I found 3 questions were wrong, and the commission won’t acknowledge it. These 6 marks could mean a lot for my final score. Can I challenge this in court? Should I go to the High Court or the CAT?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You can challenge the wrong questions in court. Since the SSC CGL exam falls under the ambit of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), you should file your case in the CAT. The High Court can be approached only after exhausting all remedies in the CAT.

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