SSC (Staff Selection Commission) exam is country’s one of the most searched exam for the aspirants in the recent years. This exam provides an opportunity to the candidates for getting recruited for various lucrative posts in various Ministries and departments coming under the?Government of India. The SSC exams are?conducted as CGL (Combined Graduate Level) which has very moderate syllabus to prepare but the level of questioning in exams could vary from easy to moderate to tougher one. The SSC exam is conducted into three tiers:
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- Tier 1 is a general?competitive exam with 200 multiple choice questions to be done in 2 hour A.General Intelligence + Reasoning – 50 marks
B.Gen.Awareness-50 marks
C. Quantitative Aptitude ? 50 marks
D. English Comprehension – 50 marks
For VH and candidates suffering from Cerebral Palsy: 2 hours 40 minutes
- Tier 2 is the next level of SSC exam for the qualified candidates of Tier 1 exam which is divided into two different papers of worth 400 Marks:
I. Quantitative Abilities : 200 marks (100 Questions)
Duration: 2 hours.?For VH and candidates suffering from Cerebral Palsy: 2 hours 40 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?minutes wherever eligible.II.?English Language & Comprehension: 200 marks (100 Questions)
Duration : 2 hours.?For VH and candidates suffering from Cerebral Palsy:2 hours 40 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?minutes?wherever eligible. - Tier-3 is the final stage of SSC exam where the qualified candidates of Tier-1 exam are shortlisted for Interview of worth 100 Marks
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Reasoning
Reasoning section asked in SSC Exam is not as tough as the quantitative section since the candidate do not have to?apply any methodology to get an answer for a given question. But since this exam is all about time-bounded, it is not so easy to get all answers quickly within a time frame as it tests a candidate?s skill of problem solving?and mental observation. But if a candidate is guided with tips and tricks to solve the problem in a quick review along with ample practice, he/she can easily solve the problems in a very short time during examination.
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Quantitative Aptitude
SSC CGL Exam has Quantitative Aptitude in both Tier-1 (Moderate Level of Mathematics) and Tier-2 (Tough Level of Mathematics) Exam with questions asked from Basic Mathematics.?This section could be?easy and scoring only for the candidates with the?awareness of the short tricks, tips and formulas with the good amount of practice of various kinds of questions.? Here the questions are asked from topics of number systems, time and work, pipes and cisterns, percentages, partnerships, mensuration, profit and loss, probability, etc. A Candidate must purchase a good material containing past years Questions and solve them by setting time of 40 minutes.
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General English
Likewise Quantitative Aptitude, SSC CGL Exam has English in both Tier-1 (Moderate Level of English) and Tier-2 (Tough Level of English) Exam. The English section?simply test the candidates understanding to the language and his/her skills of reading & grammar understanding?which cover the topics of?comprehension, grammar, ?vocabulary, etc. which demands daily reading, learning of new words and thorough working on the grammar..
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General Awareness
This is the SSC Tier-1 ‘s most ?crucial section which can be easily cleared?if a candidate is regular updated to the current affairs (national, international, sports, important dates, awards, books and authors) and make sure to study general awareness subjects- History, Geography, Political Science, Economics and General Science.
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