Staff Selection Commission is likely to release its
notification for SSC CGL Tier I exams in late April 2018. It is important that
you begin to prepare for your exam before time.
The paper will have 25 questions on General Intelligence and
Reasoning, 25 questions on General Awareness, 25 questions on General English
and 25 questions on general aptitude, all questions carry 2 marks.
The total time you get for solving the paper is 60 minutes.
There is no sectional time limit so you have the liberty to attempt various
sections in any order you want.
Now let’s go through each section individually and device a
strategy that can give you the impetus you require to ace this exam.
Solving General
Intelligence (GI) questions can be very tricky unless you have sufficient
practice. In addition to solving practice papers, try at least 50 GI and
reasoning questions every day. This way you will have practised at least 2000 questions
of GI and reasoning before your actual exam.
General awareness
(GA) is the most scoring section of the exam. If you prepare this section
thoroughly now, it will not take more than 10 minutes of your time during the
exam. You can utilize the time you save here for doing calculations in
Quantitative Aptitude. The exam usually has more questions from static GK than
Current Affairs. Therefore, focus more on static GK and simultaneously stay in
touch with Current Affairs.
Quantitative aptitude
is considered to be the most difficult and time-consuming part of the exam. But
since you still have an enough time to prepare for SSC CGL Tier 1 exam. So,
utilise this time & make yourself expertise in at least some of the areas
of quant section. For this you can start with the topics such as percentage,
profit & loss, ratio & proportion, speed distance & time, boat
& stream, data interpretation etc.
General English: There
are three important aspects that you need to master to efficiently prepare for
SSC CGL Tier 1 English test. These are vocabulary, grammar and comprehension.
If you achieve proficiency in vocabulary and grammar, you will win half the
battle. After this, all you need is to work on comprehension.
Go through some basic books and then look out for
comprehensive SSC books online, you
will find a lot. Buy it of a good publication. Practice it. Once you are done with
it practice SSC test papers. But before starting off with specific SSC books, please
go through the detailed syllabus, identify your weaknesses and then prepare
from basic books. All the best!
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