Quantitative Aptitude Series: PERCENTAGE for SSC | Part 1 (Basics) | SSC CGL/CHSL/MTS/GD/CPO/RRB

Описание: Welcome to the first lecture of our Quantitative Aptitude Series! In this session, we will build a strong foundation of Percentage for SSC (Basics) — one of the most important topics for government competitive exams like SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD, Delhi Police, AFCAT and many more.

This video is specially designed for beginners as well as aspirants who want to strengthen their fundamentals of Percentage for SSC before moving to advanced-level questions. We will cover:

✔️ Concept of Percentage
✔️ Conversion of Fractions to Percentage
✔️ Percentage to Fraction
✔️ Percentage Increase & Decrease Basics
✔️ Important Exam-Oriented Short Methods

Mastering percentages will make Profit & Loss, SI-CI, Data Interpretation, and Algebra much easier in upcoming lectures.

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I am Priyanshu Sharma, a Mathematics Expert and Mentor for various government exams including SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD, Delhi Police, AFCAT, and other competitive examinations. I have guided numerous aspirants in building strong quantitative aptitude skills with clear concepts and practical exam strategies.

My aim is to make Maths simple, logical, and scoring for every serious aspirant.

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📚 This series will gradually move from Basic to Advanced Level, so stay connected and practice regularly.

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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is created for educational purposes only. The content is based on the instructor’s knowledge, experience, and exam analysis. Exam patterns and questions may vary. Viewers are advised to verify official notifications from respective examination authorities for accurate and updated information.

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