SSC Exam Preparation Tips

No, you are not eligible for SSC CGL 2018 but definitely, you can give this in the year of 2019 as you will complete your graduation course in 2019. There are some eligible criteria which are set by Staff selection commission for the post of SSC CGL which are as follows: Eligibility Criteria for SSC CGL 2018 Nationality Candidate must be:          A citizen of India or            A subject of Nepal or           A subject of Bhutan or d)     A Tibetan refugee who came to India, before 1 st Jan 1962 for permanent settlement. The candidates who belong to b, c, & d category must have a certificate of eligibility which has been issued by the Government of India. Age Limit Post Name Ministry/Dept./Cadre Previous Age Limit Current Age Limit AssistantSection Officer Intelligence Bureau 21-27 Years Not exceeding 30 Years A...

SSC CGL is one of the most famous and prestigious exam among the aspirants across the nation. Therefore, the competition level of SSC CGL is very high, this makes it tougher than other competitive exams. As the SSC CGL 2018 recruitment notification release date is approaching, the candidates must start their preparation. Never start preparing blindly, otherwise you end it with nothing so before the commence of SSC CGL Preparation, a candidate must keep some points of concern in his/her mind which are as follows: SELECTION PROCESS : The selection process of SSC CGL 2018 is consist of four stages namely – Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, & Tier 4. The important points about these four stages are: - Tier 1 & Tier 2 are online tests. Tier 1 & Tier 2 will contain 100 Questions of 200 Marks with duration of 60 minutes. Tier 3 is a descriptive type paper. Tier 4 is totally based on a personality and leadership quality check format. No sectional cut-off, but candidate should qualif...

In the recent notification issued by SSC, the dates for SSC CGL TIER II have been rescheduled from 17 th February 2018 to 22 nd February 2018. Aspirants who qualified SSC CGL Tier I 2017 Exam need to put some more efforts to grab the prestigious career.  Time is less but most of the contestants must have covered the syllabus by now. Since it is an opportunity which has come to them after a long wait and hard work, one needs to make the best of it. Let us discuss some important tips to prepare for SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam 2017: Know the latest syllabus and exam pattern The best way to prepare for SSC CGL Tier 2 2017 is to know the latest syllabus and exam pattern by visiting the official notification. It will help you to make an effective study plan. Though one can know the latest exam pattern and syllabus by joining SSC Coaching in Jalandhar or elsewhere yet it is always better to check the official notification yourself. Be acquainted with previous year’s cut-off It...

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced SSC CGL 2017-18 Tier II examinations. According to the previous announcement the exam was scheduled for 17th February 2018 but now the date has been postponed to 22nd Feb 2018. One can download the Admit Card of SSC CGL (Mains) from the official website. Besides, the formalities to be furnished one must know the syllabus of the SSC CGL Tier II exam 2017-18. Although candidates must have finished their syllabus by now yet it is advisable to review the exam pattern again for the last minute updates. Exam pattern of SSC CGL Tier-II \2018 Paper-I. Quantitative Abilities (100 Questions) (200 Marks) Paper-II. English Language & Comprehension: (200 questions) (200 Marks) Paper-III. Statistics (100 Questions) (200 Marks) Paper-IV. General Studies (Finance and Economics) (100 Questions) (200 Marks) SSC CGL Tier II will have negative marking for every wrong question. For every mistake 0.25 marks will be deducted from the final sco...

Staff Selection Commission recently released a notification for Tier 1 Exam of SSC CHSL. Tier 1 exam is scheduled in the month of March 2018. This exam is open for undergraduates therefore the difficulty level is low. One who prepares with dedication and interest is sure to crack Tier I of SSC CHSL Exam 2017-18.  The second leg of the SSC CHSL is Tier II , which is a descriptive exam. Those who crack Tier 1 can appear for Tier 2 and further those who clear Tier 2 can sit for Tier 3 which is a skill test. In order to qualify SSC CHSL 2017-18 tier I, it is easy but one needs a deep analysis of Descriptive Paper which is Tier 2. Let us discuss the syllabus and paper pattern so that in case you qualify for Tier 2 you should know the exam pattern. Besides knowing the exam pattern and syllabus of Tier 2, the time given between the Tier 1 exam result and the Tier 2 exam is less i.e. the result expected for Tier 1 is in the month of May-June 2018 and the probable date of examination ...

Candidates aspiring for SSC Examination face lot of complexities to understand the pattern and syllabus of the related subjects.  It is highly recommended to go through the SSC previous year question papers and analyze the series and topics being asked in each section to have an idea about the SSC Exam Pattern before appearing for the same. It is usually observed that most of the candidates who are appearing in SSC Exam are not aware of the exam pattern and syllabus of the exam. In this era of advancement and innovation there has been a mushrooming of various SSC Coaching institutes in Delhi. It has given a new avenue to the learners to get timely help for exam preparation. Institutes help in giving a mindset to prepare for the exams effectively. Although SSC coaching in Delhi provides you with ample of guidelines yet there are some significant points that one must take care while preparing for SSC Exams. Essentials to score well in SSC Exams are: Always refer previous y...

Aspirants of SSC Exams find it hard to choose an appropriate SSC coaching institute.  It becomes more challenging if one has to make a choice from the best coaching hub of SSC coaching i.e. Laxmi Nagar.  SSC Exams are measured as the exams with sky-scraping competition. To make the preparation of SSC Exams effective needs not only the dedication of the aspirants but also an experienced guide or teacher. One can get good and focused coaching if and only if the teachers are well-educated and expert in their subject. There are many reputed institutes based in Laxmi Nagar which is situated in East Delhi. Sometimes candidates are misguided by the attractive deals advertised by the coaching centres and they fail to get the best coaching for the exams. Delhi has turn out to be an ultimate option for the candidates to take coaching for SSC and other government exams.  Laxmi Nagar is one of the key centers for SSC Coaching for the last few years. There are a number of in...

Staff Selection Commission conducts various government job exams every year. Candidates prepare for the same round the year but there are some mistakes that they commit while preparing for the exam.  Some common mistakes are as follows: Not knowing the Exam pattern and syllabus To ignore the practical aspects of the exam Preparing for more than one competitive exams simultaneously Referring more than one resource book. No proper planning to study Not giving equal weight age to all the subjects. Depending on short tricks without understanding the basics Not preparing study notes These mistakes reduce the chances of cracking the exam and do not give you concrete knowledge and learning. In order to overcome these shortcomings there are some tips to follow to prepare for the SSC Exams: 1.     Join a reputed coaching institute either full time or crash course: The candidates who are appearing for any of the competitive exam for the first time espec...

Candidates aspiring for Government jobs generally seek jobs in banking sector as well as Government Department sector through IBPS, SBI, RBI and SSC entrance exams. Once an individual is a graduate he or she has a number of options to get a job. According to the analysis done we have reached to the conclusion that IBPS PO and SSC CGL are the best career options. Both of them provide respectable jobs in our country.  Facilities and emoluments provided by Public sector jobs attract them the most. It is one of the biggest reasons that most of the candidates opt for both the exams at the same time. It is a good option as the syllabus of both the exams is almost similar. Therefore there is no harm in filling forms of both exams at the same time.  Let us compare these two exams as below: SYLLABUS In SSC CGL preliminary exam there are four sections such as: Logical Reasoning Quantitative Aptitude English Comprehension General Studies or General Knowledge In IBPS PO ...

SSC CGL Exam preparation needs proper and systematic strategy for studying. It is very important to manage your time from the daily routine for studies.   There are four sections in pre-exam and one needs to focus on all of them to score well in the exam. Devote maximum time to English and Quantitative Aptitude section. These are the sections where most of the candidates scoreless due to lack of knowledge and understanding at secondary level of their education. Reasoning takes less time to solve as it has no formulae to learn. One needs to understand the quiz to attempt questions in the exam. General studies section is a hard nut to crack because it has a very vast syllabus. In a nutshell one can say that preparation should be systematic and time based so that you can cover the entire syllabus before the exams. Studying all the topics will enable you to score well in the exam. The better you score the better are the chances of placements in the department of your choice. ...

Staff Selection Commission jobs are the most preferred jobs by government job aspirants. Every year more than 16 lakh aspirants appear in this exam for various posts such as SSC Clerk, SSC CGL, etc.  These jobs have a tough competition as it has large number of candidates to appear. SSC offers good salary and allowances, which makes it a lucrative opening for the candidates. The better the prospects harder is to achieve them, one needs to be dedicated and hard working to reach the target job. The dream job can be accomplished by undergoing professional training and right approach which is possible through SSC Coaching institute and self study as the time is less and work is more. Strategy for SSC CGL mains exam preparation: increasing speed to solve the questions Practice maximum questions Pick up easier topics first to gain confidence Give equal time to all the sections while studying Divide your time efficiently Keep your strong and weak areas in mind and work accor...

The banking sector is one of the most prestigious sectors to offer good jobs. Every year more than 15 lakhs aspirants apply for IBPS P.O., IBPS Clerk. SBI P.O. etc.  The essential qualification for these posts is graduation.  It means that the difficulty level of the exam is on the higher side as compared to that of  SSC CGL or Clerk level exams. The most challenging part is the preparation for Bank Exams. The syllabus for Bank Exams is complex and needs formal Coaching. Aspirants of Bank Exams need to formal Bank Coaching as the topics are complex as compared to others. There are certain guidelines which you must follow to complete your syllabus effectively. Planning your studies in advance Planning can save you not only from wasting your time but will also help you make sensible use of it. Generally, aspirants have only 75 - 80 days for bank exam after the official notification. Proper strategy and effective study plan should cover all the topics. Allot adequat...

The right approach to prepare for SSC Exam depends from person to person.  Although there is competition which is on the higher side yet it is not a HARD NUT TO CRACK. The success mantra to crack the exam lies in the thoughtful strategy to be formulated for the preparation of SSC Exam and by choosing the best SSC Coaching in Delhi.  While choosing the best SSC Coaching in Delhi one must take into consideration the following points: Infrastructure : An Institute with proper infrastructure like a spacious classroom, white or black board, proper sitting arrangement etc., is a must to make the training comfortable. Faculty: Well – qualified faculty should be appointed by the Institute. It can be judged by taking two to three demonstration classes before joining a particular institute. Study Material: Comprehensive and inclusive study material should be provided by the institute as it. Study material is the lifeline of the learning process as it is the detailed study ...

SSC CGL is the most prestigious and competitive exam as it is conducted for the officer’s posts such as Assistant Section Officer in CSS, Assistant Audit Officer in CA&G and Sub Inspector in CBI and NIA, and Statistical Investigator. These posts demand higher education and maturity from the candidates, therefore the educational qualification required is graduation level and the criterion for age limit for SSC CGL post is notified as low as 20 years to as much as 27 years. Generally, SSC CGL Exam is conducted in the month of August.  Notification for the same is published in the month of May.  There are about three months after the notification.  The right time to start the preparation for SSC CGL Exam is when a candidate attains the age of 20.  In case you are focusing to crack the exam in the first attempt then it is advisable to follow the following steps to prepare effectively: Time management is supreme. Weave a smart study plan to complete the ...

SSC CGL Exam is held every year. It has four sections such as General English, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and General Studies. Out of four sections, General English section is very scoring and life-saving for the aspirants. Most of the aspirants are not well versed with the English Language as it is not our mother tongue. SSC CGL Exam preparation demands an extensive learning of the fundamentals of English language. Nevertheless, many times we completely ignore this or take it for granted, but sometimes we are convinced as we are from the non-English speaking region.  We might be weak in English than those who are from English Medium; therefore, it becomes a challenge. There are many aspirants, who are good in the complex subjects like Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning but they lack in English. Tips to prepare for SSC CGL English Language Section English is one of the significant sections but unfortunately most avoided and least prepared. I...