In the current competitive era, job aspirants seek to secure their future by attempting various government exams like bank and SSC exams. There are various reasons why aspirants choose a government job over a private job. Some of these include a lucrative pay scale, better job security and well-structured roles and responsibilities, relaxed job schedule, etc. However, whatever may be the reason, students who are fresh out of college or even experienced professionals lookout for a bright and safe future in government job opportunities.
In India, the trend of applying various SSC exams like SSC CGL, SSC JE, SSC CHSL, etc. is quite common among fresh graduates and experienced professionals. One of the most prominent exams among SSC exams is SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level) exam. SSC CGL is an examination which is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to recruit staff to various posts in departments, ministries and organisations under the Government of India.
In this article, we shall explore some useful tips to prepare for the SSC CGL exam at home without any coaching:
- Be familiar with SSC CGL syllabus and exam pattern: It is imperative to note that for an aspirant to crack any exam, he must be aware of the exam pattern and syllabus. Likewise, for attempting the SSC CGL exam, you must know the exam syllabus and pattern thoroughly. In order to crack the exam, you should have knowledge of the various topics from different sections of the exam.
- Refer to online resources and study materials: While preparing for the SSC CGL exam, it is important that you should refer to various resources, books and study materials which are available online for free. The internet is always the best source of the latest information. Hence, you can keep checking relevant SSC exams books online to study various topics as per the different sections of the exam.
- Prepare a study plan: Having a study plan can help you to be more systematic and organised in your exam preparation. Creating a time table gives you a better idea of which section or topic needs more attention. This also helps you to capture your strengths and weaknesses and work on those areas which need improvement.
- Refer to previous years’ papers: By referring to previous years’ question papers, you’re in a better position to know the weightage of questions and allotment of marks from each section. Check the question papers thoroughly to analyse and understand which section and topic you need to focus more and devote more time for exam preparation.
- Take simulated mock tests: As you progress with your SSC CGL exam preparation, we would advise you to take occasional mock tests which are available online for free. Having done this you’re in a better position to know the status of your preparation by checking your performance after you had taken the test.
For more information about SSC exams preparation, you can check the BYJU’S website to check the latest and updated content about various government and bank exams. For additional assistance, you can also talk to our Academic Counsellors and learn more.
