SSC Exam Preparation Tips

English language is a very significant section for all Government job exams such as IBPS PO , SSC CGL etc. English is counted as the essential communication skill to acquire a respectable place in the organization therefore it is a must to enrich English speaking, vocabulary and writing skills.  Hence, it is necessary to prepare and learn English grammar, vocabulary, phrases and creativity to make yourself noticeable among the wide-ranging crowd. There are some effective ways to develop English skills not only for Government sector exams preparation but also for   a variety of reasons. First step towards improvement in English language is to start reading a good newspaper. The Hindu is an ideal option as it covers all type of topics which are visibly seen in almost all the government exams especially in English GK Section. This practice will improve your English grammar, vocabulary, creative skills and general awareness. It will boost your confidence and give you hints to forward y

SSC CGL exam 2018 is approaching and this brings along the feeling of anxiety among thousands of aspirants who wish to apply. Well, many applicants are confused if they really want coaching or they must do the preparation on their own. At this stage of time, exam preparation is the primary concern and for those who are willing to apply for the examination, the question is how and from where to prepare for exam. SSC CGL notification board has announced 21 April 2018 as the date of commencement of online registration for the examination. The last date for online submission of applications will be 25 May 2018. To be successful in the upcoming SSC CGL examination , it is important to understand the exam structure and pattern. SSC CGL 2018 Exam Structure Various job posts that falls under SSC CGL category includes Sub- Inspector in NIA, Sub- Inspector (CBI),Assistant in Intelligence Bureau (Ministry of Home Affairs), Assistant (Ministry of External Affairs), Assistant Enforcement