Best strategy to Clear any SSC Exams easily

This part is considered to be the most scoring part in Tier I Examination if you have a regular practice in this

It consists of verbal and non verbal

Maximum time you could spend for this section is 15

If you can maintain accuracy and have the confident to score more than 4 marks in this section, then you can spend even 15 minutes. But keep in mind, that if you can score more than 45 marks alone in this section, you should spend 15 minutes or else manage to spend 10-15 minutes.

Skip the questions that take more time to solve and try to attend questions that you feel easy because anyhow each question carries same

Non verbal takes less time compared to verbal. So attend those questions first, then try attempting verbal and arithmetic based reasoning

During the eschaton, if you have time avoid trying out questions from other sections and better spend those of your precious time for Reasoning section. Because each question from other sections carry the same weightage as this section does but the gain is that if you attend questions in other sections, there is a possibility for you to make a mistake but here in this section you can be confident even if you score one mark for one question that you attend.

Many candidates have a feeling that this is the toughest section to

This section carries around 8% in your SSC CGL Examination i.e., Tier I – 200 marks + Tier II – 400 marks = 600

To make it easier, our RACE Institute has made all possible questions as Circle materials. If you attend the classes and read the one liners(SAMRAT) and other materials that we provide, this section is not as difficult as you guys think. We are nearly providing more than 4000 questions which is easy to study. Current affairs questions are to a maximum of 4-6 marks which is very basic and need not to be worried.

Maximum time you spend for this section should be less than 10 minutes, because you don’t have to solve any question, so maximum time can be reduced in this section.

You have to maintain accuracy in this part and try to attend minimum 15-20 questions and score the above mentioned marks.

Quantitative aptitude is the most important area in the SSC CGL exam and the deciding area for a candidate in the merit

If you are having decent basic concepts of Mathematics, then this section will be your favorite and highest scoring section. We will discuss the SSC CGL Syllabus, books and a bulletproof strategy to crack this section

Smart way to score 35+ in Aptitude

Aptitude section occupies the top spot in terms of the weight-age.

50/200 in Prelims and 200/400 in Mains makes it 250/600 or 67% of your success (or failure) in SSC CGL.

Focus on important topics: List down Important Topics and make sure you study those topics and practice lot of

Focus should be more on topics like Mensuration, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Profit-Loss, Number system, Percentage, Data

Maximum time you spend for this section should be 25

Go Through Previous Year Question Papers: This will help candidates to have an idea of the examination pattern. Aspirants should practice the papers during the revision time so that they can know the time limit and can practice their weak areas. This is one of the best strategy because SSC repeats the same models every year and number of candidates gets through SSC CGL Exam by just solving past 10 year question