How to master time management to appear effectively in SSC CGL Exam 2021?

Time management is an important element for SSC CGL Exam. If you have mastered the art to manage time, then you will be able to solve maximum questions in the prescribed time limit. All it needs is a positive attitude while preparing for the SSC CGL Exam 2021. The best way to master time management skill is to attempt online mock test regularly. Then analyze your performance and resume practice accordingly. Besides this, there are certain tips to follow to manage your time in SSC CGL Tier 1:

1.                Time management can be mastered with mock tests as these are designed according to the latest exam pattern.

2.                While attempting mock tests go through all the questions once in the beginning.

3.                Then start solving easy questions first and then move towards the difficult ones in the latter part of your time.

4.                To improve reading speed one should develop the habit of reading newspapers and magazines. It will help you to attempt English section effectively. Reading comprehension question needs a good reading speed to attempt it in the prescribed time limit.

5.                To improve the calculation speed, master the short tricks and methods to solve the calculation based problems of QA section speedily. Also learn tables up to 25 and square root and cube root tables up to 30. These are very helpful for long calculations.

6.                Give a special focus on significant topics such as Algebra, Geometry, Numbers in QA.  These topics cover maximum number of questions in the question paper of SSC CGL 2020.

7.                Attempt mock tests in the same time limit as it will appear in the exam. It will let you know how much speed you need to enhance before appearing in the examination.

These tips are very helpful in improving your speed and balance your time management while attempting the question paper of SSC CGL Exam. Hope to see you in flying colors in the forthcoming exam of SSC CGL 2021 Tier I.

Author Bio: Above content is written and published from IBT Chandigarh (Top SSC & Bank Coaching Institute)

Mission SSC CGL 2021: To Do List for Being Master in Quantitative Aptitude

“LIFE IS A MATH EQUATION IN ORDER TO GAIN THE MOST; YOU HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO CONVERT THE NEGATIVE INTO POSITIVES.”  

The math section is a prominent area for aspirants in the exam which decide the merit. Everyone has the wish to score well in math section for SSC CGL exam, but how to score well in the exam depends on your strategy, practice, and preparation. You should try to 23 out of 25 in pre-exam, quantitative aptitude section in SSC CGl is very important. Some of the most important steps are shared here:

1. Start thinking about advanced math from 10^th - Your level of solace with math will choose which coaching method for advanced math is reasonable for you. In the event that the word 'math' does not startle you, and you approve of the subject up to secondary school level, at that point there is nothing to stress over.
2. Do you love math?

If you fear about math success and want to learn within the night, experts suggest revising using NCERT math books from 8^th to 10^th class. You can also download the PDF files from NCERT website. Clear all topics from a math expert.  Have some confidence about these topics then practice on previous year papers of SSC CGl to enhance your speed in solving exam related quizzes.

3. Follow the Perfect way to start learning topics: Advance math contains mainly trigonometry, menstruation & algebra. Begin to start learning math from trigonometry because it is the little bit easy compared to others.

Here is the average breakout for quant section topic wise to practice on daily basis.  :

1. Arithmetic: 15 question
2. Trigonometry: 7 questions
3. Number System: 2-5 questions
4. Algebra: 7 questions
5. Geometry: 12-18 questions
6. Data Interpretation: 5-7 questions

4. Practice is the key to success: One Imperative thing to ace quantitative aptitude in SSC CGL comprehends practice sets. Practice on daily SSC CGL Test series every day is the way to achievement in SSC exams. Do one topic test every day of quant. What's more, in the wake of finishing the set, do investigate it that way to find in which questions you are discovering troubles at that point compose those inquiries in an alternate scratch pad with finish arrangement. Additionally, observe which questions time is taking. At that point, endeavor to clear the idea of solving these questions. Practice sets will assist you with checking your speed, accuracy and time. Time is the key to clear any exam.

To achieve good marks in math, make it is the easy experience. Understand the basic topic first and then try solving as many problems in Quantitative section as possible. Remember that there are no shortcuts in math take SSC Coaching in Chandigarh from the expert, who can guide you in the better way.

Tips to prepare for reasoning Section of SSC CGL Exam 2021

Reasoning is an important section of SSC CGL Exam. It is a topic which is new for the students as it is not the part of the curriculum of X^th or XII^th standard of school syllabus. This section is designed to analyze the logical thinking abilities of a candidate. It is an exceptional subject as it does not require any conventional formulae or concepts to be learned. It needs a thorough practice to master the techniques to solve the quizzes.

Preparation Tips for Reasoning Section of SSC CGL 2021

To prepare for reasoning section effectively there are certain tips to follow, these are:

1. To know the syllabus of Reasoning Section as prescribed by SSC in their official notification of the subsequent year.
2. Short list the topics which are easy and difficult ones.
3. Start with the difficult topics first and then switch over to the easy topics.
4. Detailed syllabus of Reasoning Section of SSC CGL 2020 Exam is given below for your ready reference.

• Analogy
• Arranging words in Logical order or Dictionary order
• Blood Relations
• Classification
• Coding Decoding
• Directions & Distances
• Matrix
• Missing Number
• Non-Verbal Reasoning
• Puzzle
• Odd One Out
• Series – Number and Alphanumeric
• Syllogism
• Venn diagram
• Verbal Reasoning
• Word formation. Etc.

5. To make the list of difficult and easy topics, you can solve previous year questions papers before starting your preparation which will give you an idea about the topics which are in your reach and which are not in your reach.
6. Analyze the difficulty level of reasoning section by going through the previous year paper analysis of reasoning section. Given below is the previous year paper analysis of Reasoning section of SSC CGL EXAM 2017 Tier I

Paper Analysis of Reasoning section of SSC CGL 2017 Tier I

Topic	No of Questions	Level
Analogy	5	Moderate
Blood Relation	2	Easy
Coding-Decoding	4 to 5	Easy-Moderate
Direction Sense Test	1	Easy-Moderate
Matrix	1	Easy
Miscellaneous	7	Easy-Moderate
Non-Verbal (Image)	1	Easy
Odd one out	2 to 3	Easy-Moderate
Series	5	Easy-Moderate
Syllogism	2	Moderate
Total	25	Easy

On the basis of the above analysis you can guess the difficulty level and prepare accordingly. Hope these tips will help you prepare for SSC CGL NOTICATION 2021 which is going to be held in the month of May 2021.

Author Bio: Above content is written and published from IBT: Top SSC Coaching Institute in Chandigarh.

What is the better option, SSC CGL or SBI PO?

Graduates generally apply for SSC CGL and SBI PO exams both but most of them prefer to choose SBI PO Exam over that of SSC CGL. The reason is that SBI is one of the largest banks of the world and stands great growth opportunities in the career path.

The reasons that SBI PO Exam to be most preferred are given below.

SBI PO has encouraged growth opportunities as promotions are given with good increments.

Learning opportunities are more as compared to Central Government Jobs.

Though salary of SSC CGL is more initially yet candidates prefer SBI PO as the promotions are faster than SSC CGL posts.

Aspirants get the result of the SBI PO exam within one month of the exam date which makes it a systematic and quick joining for those who are looking for immediate career opportunity whereas SSC CGL these days is in controversies and most of the results are delayed unnecessary which gives a nightmare to those who need immediate jobs.

Chances of getting a posting in hometown is more in SBI PO post as it has many branches but SSC CGL NOTIFICATION 2020 stands fewer chances as some of the posts are region specific.

Transfers are easily accepted in SBI than SSC based jobs.

There are chances of being posted in any of the foreign countries as SBI has branches outside India too but SSC CGL has only limited posts which stand a chance to be posted in a foreign country.

SSC CGL prelims exam 2021 is tough as it has four sections namely quantitative aptitude, English Comprehension, General Intelligence & Reasoning and General Awareness. SBI PO has three sections in the prelims exam namely English Comprehension and General Intelligence & Reasoning. It becomes easy to ace SBI PO as the burden of studies is less than SSC CGL. General awareness is the very vast topic and needs more than 7-8 months preparing for the thorough outcome. SBI PO prelims syllabus can be covered easily in 6 months of all the sections. Thus SBI PO is preferred on a higher scale by the aspirants of government jobs.

Although work pressure is more in bank job yet it has the rewarding career with quick promotion policies which makes it attractive.

Loan facilities are amazing with SBI PO job as one gets loan at a very nominal or no interest basis whereas SSC CGL officers have to apply to the bank with their regular interest rates.

All these benefits of SBI PO post make it as the most preferred job over that of SSC CGL.

Author: Above content is written and published from IBT Chandigarh Top Institute for SSC Coaching in Chandigarh.

 

Is there any need for coaching to qualify SSC CGL in the first attempt?

SSC CGL Exam is conducted every year to recruit officers for the government departments. This exam is open for graduates, therefore it is competitive and has a difficulty level up to the level that graduate can handle. An average student who is not good in Mathematics and English right from the school times needs proper coaching to prepare for this exam. Those who are good in calculations and are proficient in English Language can prepare themselves.

The question is how to evaluate your existing knowledge so that you can decide whether to join SSC COACHING or not?

For this you should try to solve some previous year question papers of SSC CGL and check your knowledge and analyze it section – wise. There are four sections namely Mathematics, Reasoning, General Studies and English. In case you are able to solve at least 10 questions correctly in all these sections then you can think that you are capable of taking an attempt successfully.

English comprehension section is challenging one as you have less time and more questions to answer. To check your competence you can monitor your reading ability by reading any English novel or book. If you can understand the language easily then there is no need for any extra efforts or coaching.

In the event of the failure of the above said experiment on your ability and knowledge one needs to take SSC COAHCING IN CHANDIGARH or elsewhere to prepare for SSC CGL 2021 EXAM. Although it is not a tough exam if you see the eligibility criteria and the syllabus yet it needs a professional exam preparation.

Whether you join SSC Coaching or not but you need to make an ideal schedule for studies.

Ideal schedule for self study

1.   Devote at least 8 hours daily for studies with concentration.

2.  Develop the habit of reading English newspaper daily for 2 hours. Mark the difficult words you come across and note down on a separate note book. Find the subsequent synonyms and antonyms of the words. It will improve your vocabulary and general awareness. You will be preparing for two sections by reading a newspaper.

3.   Note down important headlines and relevant news from the newspaper and maintain a separate notebook for General Awareness.

4.   Study all the topics daily rather than covering the syllabus of one topic. Study the new topics of every section daily for at least one hour and further practice them.

5.  Focus on the syllabus of preliminary first, as it is the stepping stone towards mains. Do not burden yourself with extra topics of mains syllabus.

6.  Learn short tricks and formulae of mathematics and master them by practicing at least 50 questions on each trick to speed your calculations.

7.  Revise English grammar rules and practice questions based on them.

8.   On every weekend, revise the topics which you have studied so far. Take topic tests or mock test based on the topics you have covered so far. Analyze your score and resume your studies accordingly.

9.  Improve your weakness and enhance your strengths by practicing more on the topics already covered. Do not be over-confident by simply touching the topic once. Revise it and learn it thoroughly so that you can retain till the examination.

10. Avoid social network sites at least for 3-4 months before the exam as it will divert your attention and you will not be able to concentrate on studies. You can take a break from studies for one or two hours by visiting your friend or taking a walk in the nearby location.

All these tips will surely help you ace SSC CGL EXAM 2021 in the first attempt. Hope you will follow the same and be the one in the list of successful candidates in the forthcoming SSC CGL Exam.

All the best!!!

Is Quantitative Aptitude Section easy or difficult for SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam?

Staff Selection Commission conducts SSC CGL Exam for the graduates of our country to get a prestigious career option in government departments. This exam is notified every year and thus stands a chance for most of the aspirants to grab the opportunity of the lifetime.

Now the question arise is about the difficult level it follows in the exam? 
There are millions of aspirants are appearing in the exam which automatically makes it a competitive ride. Besides this there is one section which is a nightmare for most of the candidates, it is Mathematics or Quantitative Aptitude. To make it an easy ride one should prepare mathematics with a systematic strategy. Let us discuss to make it comfortable.

Ideal strategy to prepare for quantitative aptitude section of SSC CGL Tier I exam

1. Understand the Detailed Exam Pattern & Syllabus

It is an essential part of the exam preparation is to go through exam pattern first. One should thoroughly analyze the details of  SSC CGL Tier I syllabus of quantitative section.

2. Make the study plan to prepare for Quantitative section

After having detailed study of the topics which are generally asked in SSC CGL NOTIFICATION 2020 Quant Section, analyze the difficulty level. Then arrange the chapters accordingly in the decreasing order of difficulty level.  Practice and master the easy topics to boost your morale. It will enhance your confidence as you would be solving these questions easily. The moment you will proceed towards difficult topics you will find yourself improving day by day.

3.  List of chapters which are easy to Prepare

For your ready reference we have selected some of the easy topics which are usually opted by the aspirants to prepare them first. These are calculation based.

1.  Simplification – Master the techniques of Simplification which is based on the Rule of BODMAS, Surds and Indices Fractions, etc. These are essential topics for the exam as these are helpful in learning speed calculation techniques.

2. Interest –Learn the basics of interest theory. Then solve at least 50 questions on the SI Problems on different rate of interest. Learn and understand the short tricks to solve the Compound Interest Problems to improve your speed.

3. Percentage – Calculate the percentage of a particular number without using pen and paper. It will improve your calculation speed. Practice mental mathematics tricks to overcome such calculations.

4. Average –Learn and understand the basic method of calculating averages  and then start solving questions on the given topic.

5. Ratio and Proportion – Do lot of practice on basic Quiz based questions, Advanced Quiz based questions should be practiced to know the pattern of questions frequently asked in the exam.

6. Problems on Ages – To learn this topic one should solve the question based on the problems of age and then practice with the complex questions.

Make the List of Moderate Chapters

Now short list the topics with the moderate level of difficulty.

1.  Speed Time And Distance – Practice questions which are related to the topics such as Average/Relative speeds, Boats, Trains.

2. Profit and Loss – Study the basic concept of the topic further solve the questions which are related to  Successive dealings, Partnerships etc.

3. Number Series – Learn and understand the concepts of number series such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, square form, division, etc.

4. Number System – Study and Solve the problems related to the topics like LCM & HCF, Irrational or Rational Numbers.

5. Menstruations- Study carefully and Learn the important formulae of menstruation and then practice the questions related to Square, Rectangle, Circles, Cone, Cylinder etc by applying  short tricks.

6. Data Interpretation – To master this topic you should solve questions based on Bar Graphs, Pie Charts, and Tables etc.

5.  Make the list of Difficult Chapters

Now make the list of difficult chapters which are in-fact difficult for most of the candidates. These are:

1.  Time and Work – To master this topic one has to study carefully and understand the Shortcut Tricks for Time & Work, Shortcut tricks for Pipes and Cistern, Work & Efficiency and solve the questions based on these topics.

2. Mixture problems – Daily practice questions on two or more entities/mixtures to understand the basics.

3. Algebra – Practice questions based on algebra by putting Linear Equations with one or two variables. Learn and revise all the identities to enhance your speed of solving the questions.

4. Geometry – Master this topic by solving questions related to Triangles congruency, Similarity theorems, Circle chords & tangent theorems, Co-ordinate geometry etc. Revise and learn all the theorems.

5. Trigonometry – Mug up the Identities of Trigonometry and then solve the problems related to it.

This is a topic-wise strategy which will surely help you ace the exam which is one of the most competitive exams of the country conducted by SSC. Mastering quantitative section will definitely give you confidence as half of the battle is won if you ace he difficult topic before entering the examination hall.

Author Bio: Above content is written and published from IBT: A Top Coaching Institute for Bank & SSC in Chandigarh.

How to prepare for the SSC CGL exam 2018?

The notification of SSC CGL 2018 exam has announced some major changes in the exam process. The syllabus is unchanged but they have added some other factors such as normalization and sectional time limit. There is no sectional cut-off which leads to the fact that one should give equal time and practice to all the sections while doing exam, preparation.

The study plan should be made in such a way so that you can give full justice to all the subjects.

Effective study plan for SSC CGL EXAM 2018 preparation

Subject –wise study plan is an ideal way to prepare, let us discuss.

1. REASONINGSolve previous year questions from any of the question banks available in the market. It will give you the idea about the important topics which generally includes calendar, clock, missing number and series, counting of figures as these chapters are very tricky. It is one of the easy subjects and scoring too which can get you more than 45 marks if you practice well.
2. General AwarenessBuy a resource book that will cover the entire static portion and the previous year questions. Learn current affairs for the last 6 months before the exam date. You can prepare current affairs from any reputed magazine of competitive exams to update yourself. Revise all the topics of the syllabus at least 4 to 5 times as this is also one of the scoring sections if prepared well and thoroughly.
3. MathematicsTo know the exam pattern and important topics the easiest way to make this complex section is to solve the previous year questions. While solving mark the questions which you find difficult and then start your exam preparation from those topics. Revise the topics of advanced math’s maximum times to be comfortable with this section. Learn tables of numbers till 30, cube, square, cube roots and square roots. Make a note of important tricks and formulas and revise them daily
4. English LanguageImprove your vocabulary by going through various word power books. Solve English section of previous year and shortlist the vocabulary section words and note down. Revise them daily. Besides this develop the habit of reading news paper and English novels to enhance your reading comprehension skills. Then revise grammar rules from a reputed grammar book followed by the extensive exercises based on them. Master common error questions based on the previous year question papers.

This is the best way to prepare for SSC CGL EXAM 2018 (Opt for IBT SSC Coaching in Chandigarh) by understanding the exam pattern from the previous year question papers and then short - listing the difficult topics which you could not solve. Mastering the complex topics is the key to success.

How much time one needs to study crack IBPS RRB PO?

IBPS has notified RRB Officer Scale exam which is scheduled to be held in the month of August 2018. Syllabus of RRB prelims is not that vast but it needs lot of practice to ace the exam. Two month are sufficient to prepare for the preliminary phase as it has only two sections to prepare i.e mathematics and reasoning. IBPS RRB 2018 recruitment for officer scale-1 comprises of three phases, namely, Prelims, Mains and Interview round.

The exam pattern of IBPS RRB is different from other probationary officer examinations in terms of preliminary round as it does not consist of English section. The prelims comprises of 2 sections, namely Numerical Aptitude and Reasoning. Therefore it will follow a different strategy for the exam preparation.

Preparation strategy to be followed for two months is given below:

Study Plan

Phase 1  of 15 days

·         Start your preparation from topics of ratio and percentages from quantitative aptitude section. These topics are directly linked with other key topics like DI and profit & loss. These topics are a good source to attain a good level of accuracy which is the prime concern of the exam.

·         Learn concepts carefully as these are useful in almost all the topics of quantitative aptitude.

·         The take up reasoning topics of coding, inequality and blood relation. These topics are vital because they will definitely appear in the paper and should be prepared at first.

·         On an average devote at least one hour to each section every day.

Phase 2 of next 15 days

In this phase you should practice by understanding the applications learned in the first phase.

1.      Start practicing from DI section with topics like pie, bar, tabular and also the problems involving multiple types of graphs.

2.      In the reasoning section, consider the topics like seating arrangement, syllogism and series. Although it is easy to master these topics, yet it is crucial in the exam. Similarly DI practice in the quant section will be take most of your time therefore it is better to start with easy topics first.

3.      Practice at least 4 to 5 DI sets of different models and difficulty index should be solved. Also take one or two topic tests on sitting arrangement and maximum 5 problems each of syllogism and series.

4.      It is an ideal time to start practicing online mock tests. It will make you well acquainted with the difficult level and pattern of exam. These tests enable you to manage your time evenly. Therefore develop the habit of attempting at least 3-4 tests in a week.

Phase 3 of next 15 days

1.      In this phase the preparation of miscellaneous problems of both quant as well as reasoning sections should be done.

2.      Prepare topics like simple and compound interest, trains and time-speed-distance of quantitative section. These are difficult topics but once you learn short tricks to solve complex calculations you can master them.

3.      Reasoning section topics like direction, alphabet test and ranking should be given preference while preparation. These topics are almost rigid in pattern and therefore need more practice.

Phase 4 of next 15 days

1.      This is the last phase of the exam preparation where you have covered almost all the topics. Now is the time to judge your knowledge and learning.

2.      Start with quant section practice of the topics like time and work, permutation & combinations and probability.  Do the revisions of some of the topics like simplification and data interpretation.

3.      The syllabus of reasoning section is almost completed in this phase. Only revision is required which should be done and one should master short tricks to gain accuracy level.

4.      Revise each topic for at least 45 minutes every day and enhance your speed and accuracy level.

This is the best strategy that one should follow as it involves though practice and learning. Learning is gradual and effective.

Hope you will also get the desired results by following these tips!!!

Author Bio: Above content is written and published from IBT-Chandigarh: Top Bank & SSC Coaching Institute.

How should I prepare for English section in the SSC CGL 2018?

Hi Aspirants!!!

Are you preparing for SSC CGL 2018 EXAM?

How good you are in English Language?

English is one of the scoring sections of SSC CGL Exam. It is very important to prepare for the language as it holds an important place in SSC CGL Exam selection process. It is important to qualify three tiers. Hence one must follow the tips to prepare for English language.

Tips to prepare English language

Develop the habit of reading English newspaper. Read it for at least 1.5 hours giving importance to the editorial section and Front page. Editorial will enhance your language proficiency and front page headlines will enhance your general awareness.

• Reading newspaper will enable you to solve reading comprehension easily and quickly.
• Vocabulary is built to a great extent as editors use technical language which is generally asked in the examination.

• Make a list of difficult words in a separate notebook and note down the meaning.

• Use the new words in your day to day conversation and try to converse with the person who is good in English.

• Revise grammar rules from one of the good books of a reputed publication. Practice some questions related to them and master your grammar.

• Download Android app to assist yourself to know the meaning of the difficult words coming across from time to time.

• Join online SSC CGL Test Series and take one topic test after you complete the relevant topic in the class or otherwise. It will help you evaluate your learning capacity.

• Solve previous year question papers as most of the time vocabulary questions are repeated from previous papers itself.

• Master Direct – Indirect and Active – Passive as these follow logical rules and carry more marks than other questions.

Hope you will be able to prepare well by following above tips to prepare for SSC CGL English section.

All the best!

Author Bio: Above content is written and published from IBT Chandigarh: Top Bank & SSC Coaching Institute.

How to score high in SSC CGL Mains?

SSC CGL is one of the most popular exams amongst the graduates of our country. It offers officer grade post in the government departments. The selection process of SSC CGL Exam Followed by SSC CGL Notification 2021 has four phases namely Tier I,II,III and IV.

Exam Pattern SSC CGL 2020

Tier	Type	Mode
Tier – I	Objective Multiple Choice	Computer Based (online)
Tier – II	Objective Multiple Choice	Computer Based (online)
Tier – III	Descriptive Paper in English/Hindi	Pen and Paper mode
Tier – IV	Skill Test/Computer Proficiency Test	Wherever Applicable

Tier I is usually has easy level questions and most of the aspirants generally qualify this phase. Then comes Tier II which has higher difficulty level and needs more practice. Tier III and IV becomes easy if you conquer Tier II with a high score. The most important phase is Tier II which needs to be focused on priority.

Allow me to discuss some tips to prepare for the most significant phase of SSC CGL Exam i.e. Tier II.

First of all one should know the detailed exam pattern of SSC CGL Tier II which is given below for your ready reference.

Exam Pattern of SSC CGL Tier-2

SSC CGL Tier-2 will be held tentatively between 27th November 2018 and 30th November 2020. The exam will be at online mode having 4 sections of 100 questions in each section comprising of maximum marks of 200.

SSC CGL Tier-II Exam has four sections these are:

1.     Quantitative Ability

2.     Statistics

3.     General Studies (Finance & Economics)

4.     English Language & Comprehension

Serial No.	Sections	No. of Questions	Total Marks	Time Allotted
1	Quantitative Ability	100	200	2 hours
2	English Language and Comprehension	200	200	2 hours
3	Statistics	100	200	2 hours
4	General Studies (Finance and Economics)	100	200	2 hours

Negative marking for Wrong Answer: 

SSC CGL Tier II will follow negative marking of 0.25 Marks for every wrong answer. There will be no sectional cut off. Marks will be not being deducted in case the question is left blank or un-attempted by a candidate.

Paper 1 – Quantitative Ability

This section has a higher difficulty level than Tier I. It needs lot of practice and knowledge to master the QA section.

One should learn types of shortcuts to make the calculations quicker to save time. Geometry questions are asked with a high difficulty level. Topics of geometry should be mastered and practiced at length. Algebra is another topic which covers most of the question paper thus it should be practiced. Learn the ways to solve long algebraic equations. Besides these two topics rest are asked in less number. Half of your preparation is complete with the Tier I exam preparation, the only thing is to choose the essential topics and master them thoroughly.

Paper 2 – English Language and Comprehension

English section has questions from easy to moderate level. There are few topics which are very useful which will enhance your score in Tier II, though you practiced for Tier I but these should be mastered well these are Direct Indirect Speech, Active Passive Voice, Parajumbles, RCs. If you master them with speed and accuracy you can definitely score high as number of questions are more in number than asked in Tier I.

Paper 3 – Statistics

It is a new section introduced in SSC CGL Tier II and has following topics:

Statistics

1.   Collection and Representation of Data

2.   Measure of Dispersion

3.   Measure of Central Tendency

4.   Moments, Skewness and Kurtosis

5.   Correlation and Regression

6.   Random Variables

7.   Random Variables

8.   Sampling Theory

9.   Analysis and Variance

10.  Time Series Analysis

11.  Index Number

All these topics should be prepared thoroughly as there is no set pattern so far available. It is better to join any online test series with providing tests based on latest exam pattern and syllabus. Do not be selective in topics rather learn and study all of them as it is one of the scoring sections.

Paper 4 : General Studies (Finance and Economics

1.   Finance and Accounting

2.   Fundamental Principles

3.   Financial Accounting

4.   Basic Concepts of Accounting

5.   Self-Balancing Ledger

6.   Error Spotting and Correction

7.   Economics and Governance

8.   Comptroller and Auditor General of India

9.   Finance Commission

10.  Theory of Demand and Supply

Initially this section was a part of General Studies in Tier I but in SSC CGL TIER II of 2020, it will be examined in the separate paper. Prepare well and do not leave any topic as all these topics are inter-related.

Hope this will help you make an adequate study plan to prepare for SSC CGL Tier II Exam 2020. It is advisable to prepare for both Tier I and II simultaneously so that you get enough time to practice the significant topics of Tier II which are common in Tier I.

Author Bio

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