The Staff Selection Commission has announced that the Combined Graduate Level Tier - 1 Examination will be held from April 11th to April 21st, 2022. As a result, we don't have much time left to prepare for the exam. I'm hoping that with only 15 days until this prestigious examination, you've already gathered the syllabus and are up to date on all relevant information about this examination, and if you haven't, you should check this Notification.
Below I am sharing some tips and tricks which have already been applied by those who have qualified in the previous year’s SSC CGL Examination.
Practice With Previous Year’s Papers
You should practice with Previous year’s Question papers as this will help you to introspect yourself to know in which topic you are strong and how hard you have to work for your ultimate goal to crack this examination and secure your seat in Tier-2.
Be Focused
You have to be focused on what you need to get. To do so, you must first avoid gadgets, as they are the main impediment in today's competitive world.
Section Wise Approach
Candidates should prepare a study plan according to their weak and strong sections. First, give a head start to your Weaker sections and gradually move towards the stronger ones. You can get help with this by using the Free SSC CGL Sectional Test Series on Testwale, which will allow you to double-check your knowledge of the topics you've studied.
Revision
Revision is the most important part in the term of cracking this exam and always remember since we don’t have much time so you don’t have to pick anything new, just revise your previously studied topics also don’t learn any new tricks to solve the questions.
Attempt Quizzes and Mock Tests
Attempting online SSC CGL Mock Test Series will help you revise everything, and you can refer to the Testwale website for this, as they design their Series with the most recent Syllabus and examination pattern, and Online SSC CGL Short Quizzes will help you in the direction of quick answering while you are sitting in the examination hall.
Don’t Compare Yourself With Others
Please keep in mind that everyone has different abilities, qualities and a different pace, so whenever you're in a competition, don't compare yourself to others' progress reports; instead, compare yourself to your own prior progress report.
Focus on Physical and Mental Health
Studies are very important to get this job but what is even more important; is your health. So take a short break, and even psychology has proven that the human mind cannot concentrate for more than 50 minutes approximately on a single thing. In addition to these short breaks, you should get 6 to 7 hours of sleep every day.
You should also do some meditation before starting your studies in the morning to keep yourself calm.