SSC CGL Post Description and Preference Order Details

Staff Selection Commission is expected to release the SSC CGL 2017 notification on March 11, 2017. The SSC CGL exam is conducted to recruit candidates to be appointed in various departments of Group B and C under Ministeries in Government of India.

While filling the application form, there are some common queries that arise for filling the post preference as follows:

• How to fill post preference for SSC CGL?
• What should be my post order for SSC CGL?
• What should be my post preference for SSC CGL, if I want to work in Metros/ Coastal areas only?
• What should be my post preference for SSC CGL, if I want a higher salary in SSC CGL?

This article will help you in  selection of various posts based on your preference criteria.

Some of the factors which should be considered while selecting the SSC CGL post preferences are:

• Nature of work
• Amount of work
• Renumerration
• Promotions
• Posting Location
• Transfers
• Department

SSC CGL Post Descriptions and Preference Order for 2017

SSC CGL Post Descriptions and Preference Order will give you an idea of  job description & nature of work of each post.Fill the post as per the desired order.

All the best for your preparation.

SSC CHSL Tier-I  2017 Answer Key Released

SSC CHSL Tier-1 exam was conducted from January 7, 2017 to February 8, 2017. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the answer keys for Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Tier-I exams 2017 on its official website.

The question paper and the answer sets are available at the website of SSC and can be downloaded after you login. The Tier-I has received 64,09,965 applications for the examination.

Steps to Check the SSC CHSL Tier-I  Answer Key:

• Visit the Official website of SSC. 
• Click on the Answer Key Tab
• Enter your roll no./registration number and password and choose the question paper set of the paper to get the answer key.
• Match the answer key to get an idea of the marks.

Direct Link for SSC CHSL Tier-I Answer Key 2017

Candidates will get a time frame to challenge the keys. Final answer keys as decided by the SSC will be used to check answer sheets.

Candidates who qualified Tier I exam will be asked to appear for Tier II. SSC CHSL 2016-2017 Tier II exam is a Descriptive test The SSC CHSL Tier-II examination will be held on April 9, 2017. The admit card will be released soon.

SSC MTS 2017 Online Application Status

SSC Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) recruitment notification for 2017 for 8300 vacancies are announced this year. . All the aspirants who had filled the application form can check SSC MTS Application Status now. The Staff Selection Commission will release the SSC MTS Admit Card later.

SSC MTS 2017 Important dates:

SSC MTS Exam Pattern:

The Written Examination is divided into (Paper-I) objective type paper and (Paper-II) descriptive type as shown below:-

• Paper-I will be consists of Objective Type – Multiple Choice Questions
• There will be negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer.
• Paper-II will be descriptive in which the candidates will be required to write short essay in English include in the 8th Schedule of the constitution.

SSC MTS Admit Card 2017 – Check Application Status

The SSC MTS exam in taking place in 2 stages. The Stage 1 is an objective type written exam of 150 marks of total 2 hours duration. The Stage 2 i.e. descriptive paper. Upon clearing the descriptive paper, you will be recruited to General Central Service Group ‘C’ Non – Gazetted, Non – Ministerial posts in various Central Government Ministries / Departments / Offices, in different States/ Union Territories.

Note: As of now the Application status is available for the only Karnataka Kerala Region. We will keep updating this article for other regions as soon as it will be available.

If your zone’s application status is not available yet, then do not worry. We will update it as soon as the link is available. Since application status, link is activated so in short period of time SSC MTS Admit Card 2017 link also we available soon. So, Keep checking!

Procedure to Check SSC MTS 2017 Application Status:

1. Click on the links given above for the region you have applied for.
2. Enter the Registration number & Date of Birth/Password.
3. Click on the search button & check your application status.
4. Alternatively, you can also go to the official website of SSCe ssc.nic.in
5. Go to “Admit Card” button.
6. Now go to the regional websites of various commissions.
7. Go to the link that says “Click here to view the status of your application for the post of Multi-Tasking Staff Examination, 2016”.
8. Enter your Registration ID & DOB & Check your Application status.

The above links  for  SSC MTS 2017 Online Application Status  will notify you whether your application is accepted or not.  Follow our website for more SSC MTS news and updates.

Happy Preparation!

SSC CGL 2016 Tier 3 Admit Card

It’s time for SSC to steal the show! The SSC CGL Tier III Exam 2016-17 admit cards are officially out now and candidates can check the admit cards on the official website i.e. ssc.nic.in 

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is a govt. organization which works under government of India to filter out candidates and select them for posts in various ministries, departments and subordinate offices.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially released notifications with regard of Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) Tier III admit cards on the official website of Staff Selection Commission (SSC) i.e. ssc.nic.in

Do you have an idea of what number of candidates might have qualified for SSC CGL Tier III? Well, the number is huge indeed! A strength of 56169 candidates have managed to get into Tier III examination. Moreover, the admit cards have been released for various regions.

The SSC CGL 2017 notification is out. Approximately 30 lakh candidates are appearing for the exam this year for 20, 000 vacancies. The SSC CGL 2017 Tier I exam was conducted from 9^th June to 2^nd June 2017.

SSC CGL 2016-17 Tier 3 Admit Card: Procedure to Download

• Please log in to the official website of SSC (Staff Selection Commission) ssc.nic.in

• Click on the section which says 'Admit Cards'.

• Please click on the region to which you belong.

• Click on the link which is relevant.

• Please enter your registration number and date of birth in the space provided.

• Click on the submit button and submit it.

• You will be to see SSC Admit cards displayed on the screen.

• Download your SSC Admit card and store it for future reference.

SSC CGL Tier III 2016-17 Exam timings

The total time duration of SSC CGL Tier III 2016-17 will be of one hour and the exam will be held during 11 am to 12 pm.

SSC CGL Tier III 2016-17 Exam pattern

• The SSC CGL Tier III 2016 paper will be a descriptive test which will be of pen and paper mode.

• The marks allotted to this paper will be of 100 marks.

• The Tier III exam will consist of sections like letter writing, application writing, essay writing and passage writing. The basic criteria of assessment of the candidates will be bases on their writing skills.

For latest updates, we recommend the candidates to keep an eye on the official website of SSC CGL. Moreover, we will bring you latest updates on SSC CGL Tier 3 2016-17 Admit Card. Best of luck!

SSC CPO (SI, ASI, CISF) Preparation Tips 2017

The SSC organizes the Central Police Officer (CPO) Exam for the selection of eligible candidates for SI and ASI. The candidates who aspire for the SSC SI and ASI positions must appear for Written Examination, Physical Efficiency Test, Interview, Physical Standard Test, and Medical Examination. The written examination is held in two steps – Paper I & II. The candidates would be tested in General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Knowledge and General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude & English in Paper I. The candidates who clear the Paper I will be called for the Physical Efficiency Test. Paper II will be evaluated only for the candidates who clear PET. Paper II tests the candidate’s ability in answering English language & Comprehension. The motive of the article is to provide preparation tips for SSC CPO (SI, ASI, CISF) Exam 2017.

Preparation tips for SSC CPO (SI, ASI, CISF) Exam 2017:

The preparations tips provided here are based on the pattern of the exam. Please be aware of the syllabus and pattern of SSC CPO (SI, ASI, CISF) Exam 2017. For that, you can either refer to the official website of SSC or the article titled “SSC CPO SI, ASI, CISF Exam 2017 - Syllabus & Pattern” on this site.

Preparation tips for General Intelligence and Reasoning:

• Solve previous year question papers.
• While solving the section, keep a stop-clock so as to check your speed and accuracy. Improve your speed and accuracy by practicing more papers.

Preparation tips for General Knowledge and General Awareness:

This section is very important, it is usually asked in 2 parts. One is Static GK and the other is Current Affairs.

• Reading News Paper daily should be an activity for a set duration every morning, ideally that is the best time to get an update about the news.
• Try to stay tuned to watching television channels such as CNN, educational channels like NGC which airs documentaries, films based on facts and instructional programming to enhance your overall knowledge.
• Give priority to General Science related developments, books and authors, events, history or politics with others will enhance your GK, confidence and thought-process too.

Preparation tips for Quantitative Aptitude:

The knowledge in this section remains as a deciding factor, one must score high in this section.

• Practice lot of sample papers and mock tests.
• The candidates must have conceptual clarity and lot of practice.  Practice short tricks in the methods of calculation. Practice the BODMAS Rule, approximations, Average, Percentage, Time, Speed and Distance, Time & Work related questions.

Preparation tips for English:

The main areas one needs to focus are Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading Comprehension, and Verbal Ability, Idioms, Spelling Test, Sentence Completion and reading Comprehension.

• Work on your vocabulary by reading Newspaper on a regular basis, make a note of vague words, and find out meanings. While reading Newspaper, two things are met. Your Current Affairs knowledge and vocabulary can be developed at the same time.
• Get well versed with the rules of Grammar. Focus on Active/Passive voice and Direct/Indirect Speech.
• Practice on comprehension questions on a daily basis, you can develop accuracy and good understanding.

Last but not the least, candidates must prepare a study plan which should contain both easy and difficult topics. Practice test papers on a daily basis. Prepare well, all the best.

Our SSC CPO (SI, ASI, CISF) Preparation Tips 2017 will benefit you in giving you enough practice, so that you can crack the exam in a confident manner.

SSC CGL is one of the most reputed exams conducted by the Staff Selection Commission of India. SSC CGL is a Combined Graduate Level Examination to recruit group B gazetted as well as non gazetted officers in various central government offices. This Examination is conducted once in a year. Every year, many graduates appear for this exam; however, a few successfully crack it. One needs to prepare with a lot of planning and dedication for a successful attempt.

The SSC CGL Exam Pattern:

It is conducted in Tier I, II, III followed by a Computer Skill Test / Skill Test. Tier I & II are online and Tier III is a written exam. The sections in Tier I are General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English Comprehension. It is conducted for 200 marks and the duration is 75 minutes. Please be aware that there is a negative marking of 0.50 marks per each incorrect answer. The sections in Tier II are General Studies (Finance & Economics), Statistics, Quantitative Abilities, English language and Comprehension. It is for 200 Marks and the duration is 2 Hours, also has negative marking of 0.25 marks.

The Study Plan for SSC CGL:

The Study plan discussed here is after researching what our toppers have recommended. So, the SSC CGL aspirants can stick to this plan.

1. Before preparing a study plan, the candidate must look into the syllabus as well as the individual strengths and weaknesses. Prepare a list of all the topics. If this kind of preparation is something new, you must give at least 5 days for memorizing the terms and formulae.
2. If you are already in the process of preparing for any other competitive examination, then pick up a subject of your interest and start the plan.
3. Make a study plan for a minimum of 10 hours in a day to cover all the subjects from the syllabus.
4. Allocate 2 Hours for Reasoning, 4 Hours for Mathematics, 2 Hours for English and 2 Hours for General Awareness.
5. General Awareness is vast which is spread in current affairs, History, Geography, Economics, Polity, Science, and Miscellaneous.

Section-Wise Study Plan:

Prepare a 60 day schedule that covers all the topics. This plan also includes time for Revision. Check this out.

16-30 Days:

31-35 Days:

Here comes your last 15 days which should be dedicated to Solving sample papers, mock tests. This is how our toppers prepared. An alternate to this study plan is to reduce the last 15 days of self-assessments, instead plan the mock tests on a daily basis right after the first week of preparation.

Staff Selection Commission declared the result of SSC CGL Tier II exam on Tuesday, 28 February 2017. As per the official report, 4795 candidates qualified for Tier III exam which will be conducted on March 19, 2017.

SSC CGLE Tier II exam was held from November 30 to December 2, 2016. The SSC also conducted re-examination for the same in January 2017 for some venues.

Today, SSC has released the marks of the candidates. Candidates can check the marks of SSC CGL Tier II papers on the link provided below:

SSC CGL Tier II Marks of Paper I
 

SSC CGL Tier II Marks of Paper II
 

SSC CGL Tier II Marks of Paper III
 

SSC CGL Tier II Marks of Paper IV

Those who have qualified the Tier I and Tier II will be called for document verification. The candidates should, therefore, keep all their originals and photocopies of their age, education, address and other proofs ready.

Stay tuned for more updates on SSC CGL exam. Wish you All the Best!

New Changes in SSC Exam Scheme Time duration - Official Notice Released

As per the "SSC (Cr) Notice, the time duration of the SSC exams 2017 and the scheme have changed for the Cr region (central region). A number of changes have been made and you can go through them in the details given below:

REVISED SCHEME OF SSC EXAMINATION 2017

A Computer Based Mode of Examination will be conducted which will consist of MCQ or Objective questions. This test will be separately conducted for posts with qualification (minimum) of Matriculation, Higher Secondary and Graduation and above levels.

Given below is the table with details of number of questions which will be asked in each section along with maximum marks of each section and the timing.

Time Duration- The time duration of 60 minutes will be allotted for healthy candidates and 80 minutes for VH/OH (affected by Cerebral Palsy) and (OH with deforms in the hand used for writing).

You can check the changes in the SSC scheme and timings of the central region (Cr region)

                    Advertisement Notice for SSC CR region

Please note that the number of questions will still be the same but the exam will be conducted separately for all levels. For further confirmation you can keep an eye on the official website of SSC i.e. ssc.nic.in.

To check out the official notification of SSC exams schedule and time duration, click on the link given below:

SSC Time duration and Exams Scheme - Official Notice

Important Note:

These Changes have no relation with SSC CGL 2017. 

Stay tuned for more updates on SSC. We wish you all good luck!.

The Staff Selection Committee released a notification for the recruitment of Sub Inspector and Assistant Sub Inspector. The SSC organizes the Central Police Officer (CPO) Exam for the selection of eligible candidates for SI and ASI. For all those candidates who are inspiring to join the Central Government job as SI and ASI, it is time to prepare. One must be aware of the syllabus and pattern of this examination to be able to successfully crack it. The candidates who aspire for the SSC SI and ASI positions must appear for Written Examination, Physical Efficiency Test, Interview, Physical Standard Test, and Medical Examination. The written examination is held in two steps – Paper I & II. This article provides Syllabus and pattern for SSC CPO SI, ASI, and CISF Exam 2017.

SSC CPO SI Exam Syllabus 2017:

General Intelligence and Reasoning:

• Analogies
• Similarities and Differences
• Space Visualization
• Spatial Orientation
• Visual Memory
• Discrimination
• Relationship concepts
• Arithmetical Reasoning
• Figurative Classification
• Arithmetic Number Series
• Non-Verbal Series
• Coding and Decoding
• Semantic Analogy
• Figurative Analogy
• Semantic Classification
• Symbolic/Number Classification
• Number Series
• Figurative Series
• Venn Diagrams
• Embedded Figures etc

General Awareness:

• Questions related to India and its neighboring countries
• History
• Culture
• Geography
• Economic Scene
• General Polity
• Indian Constitution
• Scientific Research etc

Quantitative Aptitude:

• Percentages 
• Ratio and Proportion 
• Square roots 
• Averages 
• Interest 
• Profit & Loss 
• Discount 
• Partnership Business 
• Mixture and Allegation 
• Time and distance 
• Time & work 
• Graphs of Linear Equations 
• Congruence and similarity of triangles 
• Circle and its chords 
• Quadrilaterals 
• Regular Polygons 
• Trigonometric ratio 
• Standard Identities etc 

English Comprehension:

• Error Recognition
• Fill in the blanks
• Vocabulary
• Spellings
• Grammar
• Sentence Structure
• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• Sentence Completion
• Phrases and Idioms
• Comprehension etc

SSC CPO SI, ASI, CISF Exam Pattern:

The exam will be held in 2 steps. Paper I and Paper II

Paper I Pattern:

Paper II Pattern:

There is a negative scoring of 0.25 marks per each incorrect answer. The candidates who clear the Paper I will be called for the Physical Efficiency Test. Paper II will be evaluated only for the candidates who clear PET.

SSC CPO SI Physical Pattern:

For Male Candidates:

• 100 meters race in 16 seconds
• 6 KMS race in 6.5 minutes
• Long jump: 3.65 meters in 3 chances
• High jump: – 1.2 meters in 3 chances
• Shot up (16 laps): – 4.5 meters in 3 chances

For Female Candidates:

• 100 meters race in 18 seconds
• 800 meters race in 4 minutes
• Long jump: – 2.7 meters in 3 chances
• High jump: – 0.9 meters in 3 chances

Make a good preparation and come out with flying colours.

The Staff Selection Commission has finally completed the conduction of SSC JE 2017 exam. The exam is scheduled to take place in different shift from 1st March 2017 to 4th march 2017. We recommend the SSC aspirants to go through the exam analysis of today and prepare accordingly. Therefore, we present you SSC JE 2017 overall exam analysis 1^st March (Paper 1).

The exam analysis will tell you about the questions asked in the exam, topics from which questions were asked and the pattern of the exam. These three key factors will help you score high in the exam and secure a good rank.

Summary of the Analysis:

Overall Exam Review

As per the overall analysis of SSC JE Exam, Moderate was the difficulty level. An attempt of 130-138 questions can make you clear cut- off marks in a shot.

SSC JE Exam Analysis- 1^st March (Overall Exam Analysis)- Section-wise Analysis

General Intelligence & Reasoning:

Difficulty level: The difficulty level was Easy-Moderate.

Good Attempts: An attempt of  38-43 questions can make you clear cut- off marks in a shot.

Topics asked:

General Awareness:

Difficulty level: The difficulty level was Moderate-Difficult.

Good Attempts: An attempt of 31-36 questions can make you clear cut- off marks in a shot.

Topics asked:

TECHNICAL(CIVIL) Civil Engineering:

Difficulty level: The difficulty level was Moderate.

Good Attempts: An attempt of 65-70 questions can make you clear cut- off marks in a shot.

Topics asked:

Technical was of moderate level and a scoring section. With good practice students will definitely score well in technical.  15-20 questions in which multiple statements are given and in these questions you have to choose which of the statement(s) is/are correct. the level of questions were good.

Stay tuned for more updates around SSC JE  Paper 1 2017 Exam Analysis. Good luck!