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Make a proper study plan: Organize your time, make a plan and then most importantly follow your plan. Give your time to each section of the exam and always try to give more time to the important topics of each subject.
Make short notes: While preparing for the exam always make short notes as it will become easy when you try to search for some specific topic during your preparation and it also helps you in exam time to revise your syllabus easily and quickly.
Develop a habit of reading an English newspaper daily. It will consume significant time initially but with time you will be comfortable reading the entire paper within an hour. This improves comprehension, sentence structure, unconsciously it helps in grammar as well.
Give the mock test regularly and analyze them to get good marks in SSC CGL result. You will definitely get the required information about the SSC CGL exam about the cutoff here.
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SSC CGL is one of the most sought after gateways to enter in working machinery of Government of India. SSC through CGL Examination does recruitment for Group B (Non Gazetted) posts. Now, as interview stage is removed from this examination, the Tier II (Arithmetic & English) has become very crucial.
I would say, it is easier for a working candidate to crack this exam as he/she will have a fix routine and job security. He/She can follow a disciplined study pattern because of a fixed routine.
More than 60% of my colleagues including me were working somewhere or the other before cracking SSC CGL.
Coaching classes for CGL is a big NO.
A candidate can easily clear it by preparing 2 to 3 hours daily for a minimum period of 6 months.
Here is the list of books with which anybody can easily clear SSC CGL
As from August 2016, Tier I of CGL is going to be online but one should not be anxious about exam going online as SSC Tier I is more a test of common sense less of knowledge.
For Tier I, Maths and English parts will be covered by above mentioned books.
For Reasoning portion, no need to follow any book, just solve previous year Tier I Papers.
For General Studies portion, if one is in habit of reading newspapers over the years, there won’t be any problem. And even if one thinks, he is not that good in General Studies, he can refer to SSC General Studies by Arihant Publication. But, it should be the last option. Please don’t waste your precious time on preparing General Studies for SSC. Give as much focus as you can on Maths and English.