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Yes, the SSC JE (Junior Engineer) exam has a negative marking scheme. For Paper 1, there is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer. In Paper 2, the penalty for an incorrect answer is 1 mark. It's essential to be cautious while answering to minimize the loss of marks due to incorrect responses. 

The application fee for SSC JE exam is INR 100. However, the fee is exempted for females of all categories and candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ PwD/ ExS. The candidates can pay the SSC JE application fee through online mode. However, the SSC provides multiple modes of online payment that are given below:

• BHIM UPI
• Net Banking 
• Visa Card , MasterCard, Maestro, or RuPay Credit or Debit card

Earlier, the SSC used to accept the application fees online and offline both but from 2023 onwards the SSC JE application fees can only be paid online. 

SSC JE Paper 1 is administered online using CBT, while Paper 2 may be administered via CBT or traditional paper-pen method according on the particular topic or post.

SSC JE age limit varies as per the post applied by a candidate. However, it varies from 21 years to 32 years. SSC JE age limit is mentioned in the official notification of the exam. The Commission provides the age relaxation for to certain categories of candidates. The candidates can checl the age limit for various posts below in the table:

The SSC JE exam is conducted in two stages - Paper-I Paper-II. The candidates are required to appear and clear both the phases of exam. The final merit list will be prepared after adding the marks of paper 1 and 2.

The SSC JE Selection Process was changed in February 2023, not in 2024. The current process involves three stages:

Paper 1: A computer-based test (CBT) assessing General Awareness, Reasoning Ability, and your chosen Engineering field.

Paper 2: Another computer-based test (CBT) focusing on your specific engineering discipline.

Document Verification: Verification of your documents to ensure you meet eligibility requirements.

A key change from before is that the Document Verification (DV) now happens at the intended departments where you might be recruited, instead of SSC regional offices. This aims to expedite the recruitment process.