SSC

SSC Syllabus and Pattern:

Quantitative Aptitude

English

We can say that this is easiest among all the sections and carries the weighathe of 250 Marks ( 50 Marks in Tier-1 and 200 marks in Tier-II Exam.) Questions on these topics are asked in this section.

Note

In the tier-2 exam, there will be a 0.50 mark penalty for Quantitative Aptitude Sections and a 0.25 mark penalty for English Language and Comprehension Sections.

Descriptive Paper

SSC had introduced a small pattern change in the CGL Examination, be introducing a Descriptive paper. This paper is only for those who have passed the SSC Tier 2 examination. In the CGL Tier-1 Exam, this is a high-scoring and time-saving section. This section contains 50 questions and has a maximum time limit of 20 minutes. This Sections has Questions mainly from the Static GK, Sciences and Crap.

• Static GK Comprises of Questions from Polity, Indian History& Culture, Geography and Economy.
• Questions from Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Section are asked in the Science Section.
• The Crap Questions include questions about current events, general knowledge, books and authors, people and places in the news, abbreviations, and so on.

Eligibility for SSC Exams

• Graduate Level Examination- This examination requires a graduation or equivalent in any other discipline. Matriculation is required to take the Combined Matric Level Examination.
• Combined Higher Secondary Level Examination- This examination requires a 12th grade or equivalent in any other discipline.
• The age limit for appearing in the SSC examination varies depending on the position. Candidates can get complete information about it from the employment new/Rozgar samachar. However, the general age limit for taking the SSC exam is 18 to 27 years (relaxation in age is available for reserved candidates).
• The educational qualification depends on different posts that generally vary from 10th class to graduation level.
• The Staff Selection Commission holds the Combined Graduate Level Examination on a regular basis.
• Candidates who are going to appear SSC CGL exam this year and want to know about SSC CGL Selection Procedure are most welcome here.
• Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 are the three rounds of the SSC CGL selection procedure. Stay connected with us to get latest updates about SSC CGL selection procedure 2016.
• SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination is organized every year for the appointment of assistant post in various department, inspector of income tax/ central excise/ preventive officer/ examiner/ Post/ narcotics, CBI SI, Divisional accountant, statistical Investigator Grade II.

The examination will be divided into three tiers, as shown below.

• Tier I consists of a written examination (Objective Multiple Choice Type)
• Tier -II — Written Examination (Objective Multiple Choice Type)
• Tier -III — Personality Test cum Interview/Computer Proficiency Test

Eligibility

Nationality

Aspirants must be Indian citizens with a valid residence permit.

Age limit

The age range for general candidates is 18 to 28 years, and reserved candidates will be shortlisted based on age relaxation as per government rules.

Qualification

12th passed out candidates can join Clerk Exam with minimum 60% with computer diploma. And reserved category will have relaxation in marks – 55% for OBC and near at 50% for SC/ST category.