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Can I crack the SSC Exam Without Coaching? SSC Preparation Tips




Can I crack the SSC Exam Without Coaching? SSC Preparation Tips

In the SSC course of your SSC training, we explored how to break the SSC exams without coaches: Know SSC Preparation Tips.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is a government body conducting various examinations annually in the government of Indian ministries/departments and organizations, to recruit applicants for Group B and C roles.

 

Exams conducted by SSC:-

 

1. SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level)

 

2. SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level)

 

3. SSC JE (Junior Engineer)

 

4. SSC MTS [Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff]

 

5. SSC CPO (Central Police Organisation)

 

6. SSC GD (General Duty) Constable

 

7. SSC JHT (Junior Hindi Translator)

 

8. SSC Stenographer

 

One of the most common myths among a majority of candidates is that you need to join face-to-face coaching classes in order to crack any SSC Exam and that’s why a lot of aspirants back out from applying or seriously preparing for these exams. While face-to-face coaching centers can only guide you, in the end, it is your consistency and persistent will to put in hard work that will decide whether you crack the exam or not. Nowadays; students prefer taking online classes and successfully clears them. Online classes not only save time but also money.

Here we will be discussing some very basic but important aspects that you should definitely cover during the SSC course of your SSC preparation:- 

Improve your vocabulary: Daily, try to learn at least 20 words as it will help you a lot in your English section. These words should also be applied and remembered by you daily so for example if you have learned 20 words today and then 20 words tomorrow you should also revise the previous 20 words you learned earlier, so it doesn’t slip your mind.

Improve your calculation speed: As a beginner, you need to daily devote your time to improve your speed maths. You should be thorough with the tables (up to 25), the value of squares (up to 30), the value of cubes (up to 15), and tricks involving faster calculations involving addition, subtraction multiplication, division, square roots, and cube roots.

 Read newspapers or online magazines daily: As far as the English and General Science section is concerned, you should develop a daily habit of reading newspaper material or online magazines which will not only improve your vocabulary, Reading ability and grammatical knowledge but also you will stay updated with the latest updates related to Current Affairs.

 Cover all the basic concepts: If you want to crack any SSC exam, then you need to have good command over all the subjects that are asked in the exam – English, Quant, Reasoning, and General Awareness. Your first and foremost job should be to cover the entire syllabus of all these subjects without leaving any topic. Prepare each section sincerely and try to attain a good overall score. Try to finish all the chapters of all the subjects thoroughly first.

 

Learn all the important formulas & alphabet sequence on the SSC course page.

 Must Read Our Online Course for SSC Cgl Preparation Material.

 Which type of jobs will you get after cracking the SSC CGL Examination?

 

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