Lesson 1 Daily Vocabulary

Описание:  The SSC CGL Tier 1 exam is a qualifying, computer-based test with 100 questions across four sections: General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. Each section has 25 questions, for a total of 200 marks, with a negative marking of 0.5 marks for incorrect answers and a 60-minute duration. A successful strategy involves thoroughly understanding the syllabus, creating a study schedule, practicing daily with previous year papers and mock tests, and focusing on weak areas and high-weightage topics.

Marking scheme:
• Correct answer: +2 marks.
• Incorrect answer: -0.50 marks.
• Unanswered question: 0 marks.
SSC CGL, or Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level Examination, is a national-level exam held by the Staff Selection Commission to recruit candidates for Group B and Group C posts in various central government ministries and departments. It's a popular and prestigious exam for graduates seeking a stable government career, with positions like Income Tax Officer, Assistant Section Officer, and Inspector being filled through this process. The exam is multi-tiered, including computer-based tests, a descriptive paper, and a skill or computer proficiency test.

Key details of SSC CGL
• Conducting body: Staff Selection Commission (SSC).
• Frequency: Conducted annually.
• Eligibility: A bachelor's degree from a recognized university is required.
• Recruitment: For Group B and Group C posts in government departments.
• Selection process:



• Tier-I: Computer-based objective test.
• Tier-II: Computer-based test (includes English, Maths, Statistics, and General Studies).
• Tier-III: Descriptive paper.
• Tier-IV: Skill Test or Computer Proficiency Test and Document Verification.
SSC CGL Tier 2 exam pattern

The exam pattern for Tier 2 has been revised, focusing on two sessions held on the same day.
Paper-I (Compulsory for all posts)
Session I (2 hours 15 minutes):
• Section 1 (1 hour):
 Module I: Mathematical Abilities (30 questions, 90 marks)
 Module II: Reasoning and General Intelligence (30 questions, 90 marks)
Section 2 (1 hour):
o Module I: English Language and Comprehension (45 questions, 135 marks)
o Module II: General Awareness (25 questions, 75 marks)
Section 3 (15 minutes):
 Module I: Computer Knowledge Test (20 questions, 60 marks) – Qualifying
Session II (15 minutes):
Section 3 (15 minutes):
 Module II: Data Entry Speed Test (DEST) – Qualifying

Paper-II (For JSO candidates only)

• Subject: Statistics
• Questions: 100
• Total Marks: 200
• Duration: 2 hours

Important points:

• Marks from Paper-I and Paper-II (if applicable) contribute to the final merit list.
• There is negative marking for incorrect answers: 1 mark in Paper-I sections I, II, and Section III Module I, and 0.50 marks in Paper-II.

How to crack SSC exams
1. Understand the exam structure
Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus for the specific SSC exam you are targeting, such as the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) or Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL).

Tier I (Preliminary): Objective-type, online exam covering four sections:

 General Intelligence and Reasoning
 General Awareness
 Quantitative Aptitude
 English Comprehension


Tier II (Mains): An online, objective-type exam with specialized papers for certain posts.

2. Create a systematic study plan
 A well-structured and consistent study plan is the cornerstone of effective preparation.

 Set realistic goals: Create a daily or weekly timetable that is achievable and allocates time for each subject.
 Allocate time based on strengths and weaknesses: Spend more time on your weaker subjects while regularly practicing your stronger ones.
 Study in sessions: Break your study time into manageable slots, for example, 45 minutes of study followed by a 15-minute break, to avoid burnout.
 Prioritize revision: Set aside dedicated time each week to revise what you have already studied.
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