SSC

In Jain University, Psychology SAS refers to different academic streams or departments providing psychology programs and Psychology SSC refers to School of Social Sciences and Humanities. The key difference comes in terms of course structures and approach.
Psychology SAS follows an interdisciplinary broad approach. Psychology covers fields from behavioral sciences to counseling and even clinical psychology.

Psychology SSC, on the other hand, is more inclined to the social Science aspects of psychology, which includes human behaviour, social influences, psychological research, and so on, carried out in a social orientation. Both streams provide specialised career paths within psychology.

For a 9.0 GPA in the SSC Board, one should be well aware of the syllabus and exam pattern, which emphasizes high-weightage topics. Create a daily study schedule, dedicating more time to weak subjects, and set achievable targets. Practice regularly by solving previous years' papers and revising important concepts frequently. Focus on understanding rather than rote learning, especially in subjects like Mathematics and Science. End Write clear and organized answers with good presentation. For the language subjects, practice the grammar, essay writing, and understanding every day. And finally, keep yourself fit, with enough sleep, well-balanced diet, and with shorter breaks to stay productive.

Candidates must fill out an online application form with personal details and educational qualifications to be able to appear for the exam. 

• SSC CGL Selection Process 2024 involves two tiers, replacing the previous four-tier structure.
• The SSC CGL process for selection begins with the Tier-1 Exam, an objective-based computer-based test, assesses candidates' general intelligence, awareness, quantitative aptitude, and English comprehension.
• Tier-2 Exam comprises three papers: Paper 1 (compulsory for all), Paper 2 (for Junior Statistical Officer), and Paper 3 (for Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer).
• Document Verification is the next step for candidates who clear both Tier 1 and Tier 2.
• The final merit list is prepared based on performance in Tier 1 and Tier 2.