60 Days SSC CGL Preparation Plan for Tier 1 & 2

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SSC CGL Preparation Plan for 60 Days

Staff Selection Commission has released the SSC CGL Notification in October 2019. As the first stage of CGL is successfully concluded, here is the brief preparation plan for second stage. The SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam is conducted in October 2020. As there is an ample amount of time left for the exam, begin your preparation well in advance. And as you can see, there are 3 months left for preparation. Hence, we have crafted this two months’ SSC CGL Preparation Plan just for you. This plan will be beneficial while making your exam strategy. You may alter it according to your own capabilities and preferences. Scroll down to read more details.

SSC CGL Exam Pattern for Tier 1

60 Days SSC CGL Preparation Plan

Everyone has their own varied strong and weak points. Also, you might be in a different stage of preparation compared to someone else. Accordingly, your rank in the exam will also vary. Keeping that in mind, we have prepared separate plans for each one of you. As a first step, you need to take a Mock Test on SSC CGL Tier I based on the latest pattern and format. Then, check your result. Time allocation

1. Mathematics – 3 hours
2. Reasoning – 2 hours
3. English – 2 hours
4. General Studies – 2hours

Got a Low Score? ≤50

The exam consists of 200 marks in total. And if you got a score equal to or less than 50 marks, the following applies to you.

• Your basic concepts are not clear. Therefore, you need to study and clear all of them.
• Take the help of NCERT or other standard books.
• Also, ask help from your teachers and peers if you get stuck somewhere.
• Do this for one month.
• After 1 month, you should have understood all the basic concepts from all the sections.
• Now, in the second month, you need to practice as much as you can.
• Take one Mock Test on a daily basis.
• And solve previous year question papers.

Neither good nor bad? ≤100

If you scored equal to or less than 100 marks, refer to the following plan.

• Your basic concepts are okay, though you need to clear more of those.
• It is very likely that you are making silly mistakes. And you need to increase your speed as well without compromising on the accuracy level.
• To do so, take speed tests, daily quizzes, and sectional tests. It will help you learn time-management skills.
• Analyze your performance after the test to know where you are making mistakes. And focus on those areas while practicing to improve your score.

Sailing high? 100 – 150

If your score is between 100 and 150, you have already embarked on the path to success! But you still need to travel a little more.

• This score is good but you need to practice and work hard continuously to increase your score.
• The cut off last year was 148 for the general category, so you have to make your target score around 170 at least.
• Take Full-Length Mock Tests as well as Speed Tests to keep improving your speed as well as accuracy.
• Also, keep reading GK books and newspapers on a daily basis. This section takes the least amount of time to solve and is a scoring subject if you are well-prepared.