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India's SSC Exam Crisis: A Generation's Fight for Justice

India's Exam Crisis: A Generation's Fight for Justice The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) exams in India are meant to be a gateway to stable government jobs, a dream for millions. But recent events have shattered that dream, sparking nationwide protests. This investigative documentary delves into the 'Why Are Indian Students Protesting?' question, exposing a crisis far deeper than just exam irregularities. From the immediate chaos of the SSC Selection Post Phase 13 exam in July-August 2025 – marked by sudden cancellations, severe technical glitches, and alleged mistreatment at exam centers – to the historical patterns of paper leaks, including the infamous SSC CGL 2017 scam, a disturbing picture of systemic failure emerges. We explore how a controversial vendor switch is fueling student anger and eroding public trust in India's competitive examination system. Beyond the protests, this film uncovers the profound underlying issues: India's alarming youth unemployment rates, particularly among educated graduates, and a critical skills gap that leaves millions with degrees but no jobs. This intense pressure, coupled with a flawed education system, has led to a silent mental health crisis, with student suicides becoming an increasingly tragic reality.Witness the resilience of a generation mobilizing for change. Through powerful personal testimonies and on-the-ground footage of the 'Delhi Chalo' movement at Jantar Mantar, we highlight how social media has become a battleground for justice. Students demand independent investigations, vendor accountability, and comprehensive systemic reforms. This is more than an Indian story; it's a universal struggle for fairness, transparency, and opportunity. Join us as we explore the human cost of a broken system and the unwavering spirit of those fighting to fix it. #SSCProtest #IndiaExamCrisis #YouthUnemployment #StudentJustice #ExamScam #IndiaProtests #SSCMismanagement #EducationReform #MentalHealthMatters #JusticeForAspirants #DelhiChalo