Out of hundreds of exam, SSC CGL (common Graduate Level) is in top list in terms of popularity.
Majority of graduate aim to qualify it as it opens the door of success for them. Every year, the number of students aiming to crack the exam keeps increasing. Aspirants who do a proper preparation with full dedication and passion make it too qualify this exam. Staff Selection Commission each year organizes SSC 10+2 exam for Posts of Lower Division Clerk & Data Entry Operator for students who want to begin their career at an early stage. From Year 2015, SSC has also included Posts for Postal/ Sorting Assistant under Combined Higher Secondary Level Exam-2015. Candidates who have passed 10+2 are eligible to take give this exam. As the name suggests SSC 10+2 exam, it is typically for 12th level students.
Below are the tips on how to qualify SSC Exam(CGL, CHSL, Steno, Police, Translator etc.)
1. Take down the syllabus of SSC exam; you can download it from the official SSC website.
2. Buy the best preparation material for SSC Exam such as ebooks, SSC online test paper etc. Students with hindi background can opt for SSC books in Hindi.
3. Design a proper time-table for you daily routine. Dedicate ample amount of time to prepare for the exam. You can cut down your leisure time till the exam gets over. Make sure you study for at least 4 hours every day for an year.
4. Start studying with basics and then get to difficult topics, basic are the roots of complicated topics.
5. In order to save time, remember shortcuts of solving the questions, you can also create your own shortcuts to solve the problems faster. There are various guide books that can help you learn the shortcuts. It will help you improve you time management and give you time for other questions.
6. Once you have learned the shortcut techniques, try solving past year question papers and online test papers. This will help you evaluate yourself, so start solving as many question papers aas possible.
7. Focus more on your weaker sections and make them stronger with a lot of practice. Practice more on weaker sections.
8. While attempting the exam, first solve the questions that you are sure about. Keep the questions you’re not sure about for last.
9. If by any chance you get stuck on a particular question then move on to next one but don’t waste your time on particular question.
10. Keep time to revise the entire answer sheet once you are done with completing the exam.
Majority of graduate aim to qualify it as it opens the door of success for them. Every year, the number of students aiming to crack the exam keeps increasing. Aspirants who do a proper preparation with full dedication and passion make it too qualify this exam. Staff Selection Commission each year organizes SSC 10+2 exam for Posts of Lower Division Clerk & Data Entry Operator for students who want to begin their career at an early stage. From Year 2015, SSC has also included Posts for Postal/ Sorting Assistant under Combined Higher Secondary Level Exam-2015. Candidates who have passed 10+2 are eligible to take give this exam. As the name suggests SSC 10+2 exam, it is typically for 12th level students.
Below are the tips on how to qualify SSC Exam(CGL, CHSL, Steno, Police, Translator etc.)
1. Take down the syllabus of SSC exam; you can download it from the official SSC website.
2. Buy the best preparation material for SSC Exam such as ebooks, SSC online test paper etc. Students with hindi background can opt for SSC books in Hindi.
3. Design a proper time-table for you daily routine. Dedicate ample amount of time to prepare for the exam. You can cut down your leisure time till the exam gets over. Make sure you study for at least 4 hours every day for an year.
4. Start studying with basics and then get to difficult topics, basic are the roots of complicated topics.
5. In order to save time, remember shortcuts of solving the questions, you can also create your own shortcuts to solve the problems faster. There are various guide books that can help you learn the shortcuts. It will help you improve you time management and give you time for other questions.
6. Once you have learned the shortcut techniques, try solving past year question papers and online test papers. This will help you evaluate yourself, so start solving as many question papers aas possible.
7. Focus more on your weaker sections and make them stronger with a lot of practice. Practice more on weaker sections.
8. While attempting the exam, first solve the questions that you are sure about. Keep the questions you’re not sure about for last.
9. If by any chance you get stuck on a particular question then move on to next one but don’t waste your time on particular question.
10. Keep time to revise the entire answer sheet once you are done with completing the exam.
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