SSC CGL 2020 – SSC CGL Exam Date, Admit Card, Notification

There are various posts available in Group ‘B’ and Group ‘C’ sections of various departments in the government organizations. These posts are mentioned below in a very comprehensive way as per their sections.

GROUP ‘B’:- 

1. Assistant Audit Officer – As an AAO, there are two types of postings available. One post will be at the field and the other will be in headquarters. Generally, field post does not get allotted to female candidates they prefer male candidates for such postings. For male candidates, it’s all based on luck and there generally don’t entertain anyone’s wish, until and unless it’s a very emergency case occurs. In this also one can’t say which type of job is better, it all depends upon person to person, some prefer going on the field while some prefer to work in the Headquarters.
2. Assistant Accounts Officer – As an Assistant Accounts Officer, you might be working in the Indian Audit and Accounts Department under Controller and Auditor General (CAG). You will be offering a different role, such as assisting the senior officials and reporting them of the department’s finances.
3. Assistant Section Officer – Your work culture will normally include office works like completing files and making reports, drafting, routine noting writing letter, and handing them up towards the higher authorities. Sometimes, you’ll also get engaged to support the formulation and monitoring implementation of policies regarding subjects. As an Assistant Section Officer, you’ll also need to support the active link between Parliament and the Central Secretariat, especially when it comes to the treatment of Parliament Questions, Assurances & Government Bills.
4. Inspector, (Central Excise) – The position of the Central Excise Inspector Department is one of the most prestigious positions in the government. If you manage to score this job, you will be financially stable throughout your life, even after retirement. However, due to the tough nature of the exam and the immense competition to present it, getting this job can be a challenging matter.
5. Inspector (Preventive Officer) – The preventive Officers make sure that there is no destruction of law in terms of transporting goods from one country to another country. There are different laws and management of import and export in various countries of the world and are driven by the systems and authority in the country.
6. Inspector (Examiner) – It as an all-time marginal job, you’ll be posted in coastal areas and you need to complete your tenure by serving in the coastal areas of the country. Your main task would be to allot allowance to goods, examine as well as examine goods, obtain samples, examine the load, etc. If posted in the headquarters, you might get assigned to doing clerical documentation. Otherwise, it would mostly involve fieldwork on the coasts and ports.
7. Assistant – someone who helps someone else to do a job
8. Assistant Enforcement Officer – The job profile of an Assistant Enforcement Officer (AEO) is:
   
   • Dealing with files, making presentations, brochures (at the office)
   • assist in raid companies when raid takes place
   • gather information about money laundering or any other economic crimes
   • visit banks for enquires, visit courts, help lawyers present cases.
9. Sub Inspector – SI has its command of police personnel with head constables, the equivalent of corporals, and commanding police outposts. He comes in the lowest rank officer, who comes under Indian Police which has to rule and regulate a charge sheet in court and is usually called the first investigating officer.
10. Inspector Posts – 

GROUP C:-

1. Inspector of Income Tax
2. Auditor
3. Accountant
4. Accountant/Junior Accountant
5. Tax Assistant
6. Sub-Inspector

There are more posts available in the Group ‘B’ and Group ‘C’ sections which are mentioned in our Notification Page. Visit this page for full information on this snippet.