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)

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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!

Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) has started its hunt to filter the best candidates for the post of “Customer Relations Assistant (CRA)”. Sensing the curiosity of the candidates, we bring you the DMRC CRA Exam Analysis from 21^st to 28^th February 2017.

The DMRC CRA recruitment process consist of four stages as follows:

• Written Test
• Phycology Test
• Personal Interview
• Medical Interview

To excel in the exam, candidates need to understand the pattern and questions asked in the exam.

WRITTEN TEST

The DMRC CRA pattern inculcates a written examination containing two papers i.e. Paper I and Paper II. The total duration of the exam was 2 hours 15 mins.

• Paper I was basically an objective type paper with objective questions. The paper consisted of General Awareness, Computer Awareness, Logical Ability and Reasoning.
•  The paper II was an objective type paper with multiple choice questions (60 questions from the topic General English).

The candidates who will qualify DMRC CRA will be shortlisted. We suggest our students to go through the article to get an idea of DMRC CRA Exam Pattern. Now, let us go ahead with DMRC Exam analysis.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis: Quantitative Aptitude- Paper I

There were 40 questions of moderate level.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis- Quantitative Aptitude section- Topics asked

• Time and Work
• Percentage
• CP/ SP
• Profit and loss
• CI and SI
• Quadratic Equation
• Trigonometry
• Height and distances
• Algebra  (Root related question)

The questions were moderate and were not that difficult to solve.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis: Reasoning Ability- Paper I

There were 40 questions of easy level.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis- Reasoning section- Topics asked

• Missing Character
• Blood relation
• Direction sense
• Number series
• Coding and Decoding
• Analogy
• Odd one out
• Decision making & Behaviour (DMRC work related situations).

The questions were the easiest one as per feedback of students.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis: General Awareness- Paper I

The difficulty level of topic DMRC CRA Exam Analysis was also easy.

There were 40 questions of easy level.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis- General Awareness- Topics asked

Topics like science and tech, history, economy, current affairs, sports, computers, etc. Now, let us carry on with Paper II Exam Analysis.

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis: English Language- Paper II

DMRC CRA Exam Analysis- English Language- Topics asked

There were 40 questions of easy- moderate level.

As per the DMRC CRA Exam Analysis, the questions asked were of easy to moderate. The topics asked:

• Sentence Correction
• Antonyms/ Synonyms
• Parts of Speech
• Reading Comprehension
• Active Passive
• Direct Indirect
• Sentence Improvement

Let us commence our article on DMRC Exam analysis, we wish you good luck for your exams and anticipate your success! 

Staff Selection Commission will be releasing official notifications for SSC CGL Tier 2 results. We recommend our students to keep an eye on the release and go through it in detail when updated. 

The official notification will be issued on the website – ssc.nic.in.  Click on SSC CGL result link for result.

SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam    November 30th & Dec 1
SSC CGL Tier 2 Result Date    February 28, 2017

Click here for SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam Result 2016-17 Link 

Click here for SSC CGL  Result 2017

Expected Result time: February 28, 2017 (8:00 PM)

Stay tuned for more updates on SSC CGL, Good luck!

The Coal India Limited Recruitment Examination is an All India Entrance exam for the post of management trainees. The examination is yet to take place on 26^th March, 2017. CIL has released quit a good number of opportunities for the young professional graduates. Therefore, the exam is not going to be any easier. The examination is intended to test the professional knowledge in the exam. The syllabus is definitely vast, preparation must go on absolutely well planned. This article attempts to provide some last minute tips and tricks for Coal India Recruitment Examination.

Last Minute Tips:

• Firstly, the candidate needs to be aware of the syllabus and pattern of the exam. Refer to the article titled Coal India Recruitment 2017 Syllabus & Pattern - Complete Details for the detailed syllabus and pattern of the exam.
• Schedule the best time of the day to sit and prepare seriously for the exam according to the syllabus and pattern.
• Stay positive and focused. When you have made a determination to give a successful attempt, prepare in such a way that your attempt yields fruitful results.
• Read the Newspaper on a daily basis. English is one of the sections in paper I, make a list of vague and unknown words that you come across everyday and find out their antonyms, synonyms.
• When you read the newspaper, you also cover the General Awareness area. Make a note of important events, dates, books, authors, landmark decisions taken by the Government etc. You can go through these as and when you find time. These dates and names of authors are things that you will remember well if you read through again and again.
• Prepare from the previous years’ exam papers as well.
• Watch TV and talk shows not for the entertainment but for your good. The National TV channels documentaries, news etc help you prepare for the General Awareness related information.
• If you have friends who are preparing for these exams, try to do a group study once in a while to exchange information. You may come across things that you may not know and vice versa.
• Studying during the nights at the last minute before the exam is useful because you can concentrate more than usual.
• Solve the mock test papers, other sample papers, online tests related to all the sections of paper I and also paper II.
• Lastly, have the minimal usage of your phone while preparing. Opt to switch off you phone because something or the other might distract you if you are one person who gets carried away easily.

These preparation tips help for your preparation of the exam. All the Best.

The Staff Selection Commission for the recruitment of Constable prepares the merit list of the applicants who clear the Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test & Written Exam (PST). As per the latest update, Delhi Constable Final Merit List will be based on performance in the exam. The motive of this article is to show the previous year’s exam analysis and cut off such as to help the aspirants for better preparation.

Basically, the cut off is prepared based on the computer based written examination. The candidates who qualify in PT/MT can appear in the online exam 100 marks. Category wise cut off will be decided at the discretion of the commission. Candidates must achieve minimum cut off marks to be able to get listed in the merit list for further procedures.

The below table shows tentative cut off marks considered in the previous year:

Category-wise Cut Off:

Expect Merit List:

The candidates who qualify in PST/PET and score more than the cut off marks will be fit in Medical / Review Medical Examination, qualify for the interview without any cut off marks in.

Based on the merit and preference, candidates get finally selected to the allocated vacancies.

Few points to be known:

• Physical Endurance Test/Medical Test is of qualifying nature for the post of Constable for Male, Female and Ex-servicemen and Departmental candidates (age-wise)
• Such candidates who qualify in PET are eligible to appear for long-jump and high-jump events. There would be 3 chances.
• There shall be no appeal against disqualification in race, long-jump & high-jump, but the candidate may appeal again height and chest measurements on the same day of PE&MT.

The date of exam is tentatively in March 2017, hence not much time on hand, so prepare well with all the tips provided in the article regarding the preparation tips.

Dear  Readers,

The Staff Selection Commission(SSC) is going to conduct SSC Junior Engineer(JE-Civil & Structural / Mechanical / Electrical) Examination 2016-17 (SSC JE Paper-I) in the Computer Based Mode from 1st March to 4th March 2017 Online.

Candidates must ensure at the start of the SSC JE Examination 2016-17 that their choice of stream (Civil & Structural / Mechanical / Electrical) filled at the time of registration is appearing correctly on their Computer screen. Click on below SSC JE Official link for instruction.

Notice I-Important Instructions To All Candidates Of Junior Engineer Examination 2016 (Paper-I):

Click here for SSC JE Exam Notice-I

 

Notice II-Important Instructions To All Candidates Of Junior Engineer Examination 2016 (Paper-I):
 

Click here for SSC JE Exam Notice-II

Stay tuned for more details about SSC JE 2016-17 Exam, Good Luck!.
 

Coal India Limited is an Indian State controlled coal mining and headquarters located in Kolkata. Coal India Limited has released a notification to recruit management trainees through an online examination followed by a personal interview. The candidates who are qualified in B.BE/B.Tech/B.Sc.(Engg) in relevant branch of Engineering, M.Sc Geology, Material Management, Finance and Accounts, Personnel & HR, Sales & Marketing, M.A in Hindi, P.G/P.G Diploma in Community Development (from a recognized University/Institute), P.G/P.G diploma in Public Relations, Social Work, CA, ICWA Graduate in Law with a minimum of 60% marks for General and OBC and there is 5% relaxation for SC/ST & Persons with Disability (PWD). Candidates are advised to refer to the official website for the detailed list on eligibility here:

Click here for Coal India Limited Advertisement detail

Coal India Limited has released 1319 posts. The Exam is yet to be conducted on 26^th March, 2017.  The Coal India Recruitment Exam is held for 3 Hrs, consists of 2 papers. Please refer to the pattern in the previous article titled “Coal India Recruitment 2017 syllabus & Pattern Complete details”.

Coal India Limited Exam Date & Shift Timing 217:

Exam Date: 26th March 2017 & Timing 9:00 Am onwards

Admit Card:

The admit card is yet to be released by Coal India Limited, it is usually released 1 week prior to the exam.

Age Limit:

• Upper age limit should not exceed 30 years of age as on 1^st Dec 2016.
• Age relaxation for the reserved categories as per the Government rules.

Selection Procedure:

• There is a computer based examination for 3 Hrs.
• Paper I is based on General Knowledge / Awareness, Reasoning, Numerical Ability, General English. Paper II is discipline based with 100 multiple choice questions.
• Candidates shortlisted in the online exam will be shortlisted for a personal interview as per the merit in 1:3 ratios.

Please stay tuned to our website for further information on Coal India Recruitment Exam. All the Best.

The Coal India Limited Recruitment Examination is an All India Entrance exam for the post of management trainees. Coal India has released a good number of vacant positions. A lot of Engineering graduates, M.Sc Geology, Material Management, Finance and Accounts, Personnel & HR, Sales & Marketing, M.A in Hindi, P.G/P.G Diploma in Community Development (from a recognized University/Institute), P.G/P.G diploma in Public Relations, Social Work, CA, ICWA Graduate in Law with a minimum of 60% marks for General and OBC and there is 5% relaxation for SC/ST & Persons with Disability (PWD) await this prestigious post. Coal India Limited has released 1319 posts. The Exam is yet to be conducted on 26^th March, 2017. 

Few things you can’t miss:

• First and the foremost thing to do are to be aware of the syllabus and then move on to a preparation strategy.
• The exam is conducted in 2 parts, one which tests the candidate’s General Awareness, English, Reasoning & Numerical Ability. The other paper is purely discipline based.
• Each paper consists of 100 multiple choice questions.
• It is essential to refer previous year’s papers and prepare accordingly.
• Prepare in a manner such as to Target the qualifying cut-off mark.
• Candidates must be aware that Coal India has released qualifying marks in each paper category-wise. It could be helpful for your preparation.

Preparation tips for Paper 1:

You all must be aware that Paper I consists of 100 questions and the sections are General Awareness, English, Reasoning & Numerical Ability. The rips will be discussed here according to these sections.

• Prepare for the last 6 months information of events occurred, schemes, Decisions of Govt., and Courts, Science and Technology, Sports etc.
• To get the grip on English section, start working on the mock test papers and previous year’s papers of Coal India Limited.
• To attempt Reasoning and Numerical Ability section, the candidate needs good grip, so get a good practice on previous year exam papers. You can also prepare from other competitive exam books which are common.
• Solving daily mock tests papers, Test series would help the aspirants in clearing the Paper I easily.

Preparation tips for Paper II:

This paper is purely based on the professional knowledge. So, candidates must be thorough with their discipline based content and subjects. This is a multiple choice type paper.

• As per the previous data, the level of difficulty is medium. The questions are similar to those of PSU exams like SAIL, RRB SSE etc. exams. The attempt is to test the theoretical knowledge of the candidate.
• First, get away with the easier and short questions, save time for the long type ones which may need more time and calculations.
• Practice the papers of previous years PSU’s and their model question papers.
• Make a habit of working on mock tests, online tests and other model papers.
• Refer to the books that are concept based and easy to understand.

This examination does not have any negative marking, so, make sure to attempt all the questions within time.