Government & Defence Entrance Exam

To prepare for the SSC CHSL exam 2024, start by understanding the exam pattern, which consists of 4 sections: General Intelligence (50 marks), English Language (50 marks), Quantitative Aptitude (50 marks) and General Awareness (50 marks). Spend about 2 to 3 hours in a day doing your study. Concentration on mastery of the basic areas mathematics, English and general knowledge sections. Solve 20-30 mock questions every day. Refresh yourself on the syllabus which is as follows: algebra, geometry, trigonome try and data analysis. It is reasonable to attempt to finish the syllabus within the 6-9 months period. Try to sit for 2-3 full length mock tests weekly so that you can understand your strengths and weakness and work accordingly.

To begin preparation for the UPSC exam from Class 11, create a strong basic understanding of History, Geography, Politics, and Economics. This should ideally be done in the mornings and read the newspapers which include The Hindu or the Indian Express. Spend 1-2 hours each day in studying for UPSC. First, are the NCERT textbooks in which approximately 30 to 40% of the UPSC syllabus is covered. Familiarize yourself with the UPSC exam pattern, which consists of 3 stages: Prelims – 400 marks, Mains – 1750 marks and Interview – 275 marks. The new syllabus should be tried to be covered in 12-18 months and then advanced books can be started.

Here is the *the latest SSC CHSL Syllabus for 2024* organized by Tier and subject:

Tier 1

1. General Intelligence and Reasoning

- Analogy

- Classification

- Coding-Decoding

- Puzzle solving

- Word formation

- Visual reasoning

2. Quantitative Aptitude (Maths)

- Number Systems

- Percentages

- Time and Distance

- Algebra

- Trigonometry

- Geometry

- Data Interpretation

3. General Awareness

- Current Events

- History, Culture, Geography

- Indian Polity & Constitution

- Scientific Research

4. English Language

- Reading Comprehension

- Vocabulary

- Grammar

- Error Detection

Tier 2

Session-I

1. Mathematical Abilities

   - Number Systems, Algebra, Time & Distance

2. Reasoning and General Intelligence

   - Figural Series, Semantic Classification

Session-II

3. English Language

   - Grammar, Sentence Structure, Cloze Test

4. General Awareness

   - Indian Economy, History, Science

Session-III

5. Computer Knowledge

   - Basics, Internet, Cybersecurity

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In order to qualify for the SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam, applicants need to fulfill certain age and scholastic requirements:

Minimum Qualification: A Bachelors degree from an accredited university is the fundamental prerequisite. You are not now qualified since you are a biology student in Class 12. However you can apply after earning your bachelor's degree.
Age Requirements: Age restrictions vary by position usually falling between 18 and 32, with exceptions for designated groups.
Additional Requirements: Some positions like those in audit or statistics can call for specific training, including degrees in commerce or mathematics.
You can schedule your graduation appropriately and get ready for the SSC CGL while you're studying.