SSC CGL Full Syllabus (Latest Pattern)

📍 Tier-1 (Preliminary) – Objective CBT

4 Sections – 100 Questions – 200 Marks – 60 min total

1. General Intelligence & Reasoning
   • Analogy, Series (Numbers/Figures)
   • Coding-Decoding, Blood relations
   • Directions, Puzzles, Syllogism, Classification
   • Non-Verbal Reasoning & more
2. Quantitative Aptitude (Maths)
   • Number System, Percentages, Ratio & Proportion
   • Profit/Loss, Time & Work, Averages
   • Algebra, Geometry & Trigonometry
   • Data Interpretation & Mensuration basics
3. English Language & Comprehension
   • Grammar (Error Spotting, Sentence Correction)
   • Vocabulary (Synonyms/Antonyms, One-word substitutions)
   • Cloze Test & Reading Comprehension
4. General Awareness (GK + Current Affairs)
   • Indian History, Geography, Polity, Economy
   • Science & Technology, Environment
   • Current Affairs (National & International)
   • Books & Authors, Awards, Sports, Important Days

📍 Tier-2 (Mains) – Objective CBT

This is a higher level exam that carries selection weight. Main components:

1. Mathematical Abilities – Advanced Quant topics
2. English Language & Comprehension – Higher grammar + vocab
3. General Intelligence & Reasoning – Tougher puzzles & logic
4. General Awareness – Detailed Static GK + Current Affairs
5. Computer Proficiency / Statistics – Only for certain posts (e.g., JSO or Tax Assistant)

👉 Both Tier-I and Tier-II are online computer-based tests (CBT). Tier-I is qualifying, and Tier-II determines merit.

🎯 How to Prepare for SSC CGL

Here’s a realistic plan you can follow — whether you plan self-study or join coaching:

📌 1. Understand the Pattern & Syllabus

Before anything else, download the latest syllabus PDF from SSC’s official site and break it down by topic.

📌 2. Subject-Wise Focus

Quantitative Aptitude

• Build fundamentals first (percentages, ratios, averages).
• Move to algebra, geometry, DI.
• Practice a mix of basics + advanced problems.

English

• Grammar rules + lots of reading.
• Work on vocabulary (idioms, synonyms, antonyms).

Reasoning

• Daily 30–50 reasoning problems.
• Focus on logic puzzles, series, and pattern recognition.

General Awareness

• Read current affairs monthly magazines & revise static GK consistently.

📌 3. Mock Tests & PYQs

• Take regular mock tests under exam timing to improve speed & accuracy.
• Solve previous years’ papers — they give insight into question types and difficulty.

🎓 Coaching Options (Online & Offline)

📍 New Tech Group of Education – Rayya, Amritsar, Punjab

4.5•Educational institution

This institute offers coaching for SSC exams including CGL and government job preparation. You can contact them at the number you shared (9056159227) for details on:

✔️ Offline Batch schedules
✔️ Online coaching options
✔️ Study material & mock tests
✔️ Tier-wise preparation plans

👉 They provide guidance for SSC, computer courses & competitive exams — ask them if they have a dedicated SSC CGL online/recorded class option too.

🆚 Online Coaching vs Offline Coaching – What’s Best?

Both have pros & cons — here’s a quick shout-out:

📍 Online Coaching

✅ Flexible timing
✅ Learn from best teachers across India
✅ Recorded lectures for revision
❌ Requires discipline & self-study drive

📍 Offline Coaching

✅ Structured schedule + classroom discipline
✅ Doubt clearing in person
⚠️ Can be time-consuming (travel) & higher cost

My tip: If you struggle with consistency, offline helps; if you’re self-motivated and want flexibility, pick a good online batch.

📅 Preparation Timeline (Example)

If you plan 6–9 months:

📍 Months 1–2: Cover basic Quant + English + Reasoning
📍 Months 3–5: Complete all topics + Current Affairs
📍 Months 6+: Mock tests & revision only

Constant revision + daily mocks are key to scoring well