Government & Defence Entrance Exam

The computer-based test used in the RRB ALP (Assistant Loco Pilot) exam pattern for CBT 1 evaluates candidates' aptitude in a range of courses. There are four portions of the exam, each with twenty questions in mathematics, twenty questions in general science, twenty questions in general intelligence and reasoning, and ten questions in general awareness and current affairs. The exam consists of seventy-five multiple-choice questions. Examinees have sixty minutes to finish the test, and each question is worth one mark. Every wrong response results in a 1/3rd mark deduction. Candidates who pass CBT 1 are qualified for CBT 2, which is the following step. While passing this test is essential for advancement, the final merit ranking is unaffected by the scores.

No, SSC GD exam does not have sectional time limit to appear for the exam. Candidates are required to complete the exam in pre informed exam duration i.e, one hour/ 60 minutes. The SSC GD Constable exam is a national-level exam conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to recruit candidates for the posts of Constable (General Duty) and Rifleman (General Duty) in the Armed Police Forces. General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Knowledge and General Awareness, Elementary Mathematics and English/ Hindi topics are covered in SSC GD exam. The exam paper is equally distributed into four sections with each section consists of 20 questions. 

It depends upon each student which section of the SSC GD exam question paper they find lengthy. It also depends on the difficulty level of questions chosen for the exam in that particular year. There is equal distribution of questions in every section of SSC GD question paper with each section consists of 20 questions. General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Knowledge and General Awareness, Elementary Mathematics and English/ Hindi topics are covered in SSC GD exam. 

The SSC GD Constable exam is a national-level exam conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to recruit candidates for the posts of Constable (General Duty) and Rifleman (General Duty) in the Armed Police Forces.