AAp ki Tayari is for the students who wants to do self Study. The Website is build for the preparation of SSC examination. Candidates can easily find question and their Answers with solutions

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Staff Selection Commission is the exam Conducted by Government of India in Six months or One year. It is conducted for the recruitment of Individuals for Ministries and Department of the GOI.

Candidates applying for SSC Exams must be 18 years of age and maximum age limit is 32 years of age (as on August 1, 2018). Lower and Upper age Limit differs for each Post. There is age relaxation for reserved categories.For SC/ST- 5 years, OBC- 3 years, PH-10  Years, PH+OBC-13 years, PH+SC/ST- 15 Years and so on.

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SSC Conduct various categories of exams which are as Follows.

• Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGL)
• Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) 10+2 Examination
• Multitasking (Non-Technical) Staff Examination
• Scientific Assistant Exam
• Junior Statistical Officer
• Statistical Investigator and AAO
• Stenographers Grade ‘C’ and ‘D’ Examination
• Junior Engineer (Civil & Elect) Examination
• Junior Translators (CSOLS) /Junior Hindi Translators Examination
• Section Officer (Audit | Commercial) Examination
• Food Corporation of India (FCI) Examination
• Lower Division Grade Limited Departmental Competitive Examination (LDC)

SSC CGL exam is conducted through four phases – Tier I: Preliminary Exam; Tier II: Main Exam; Tier III: Descriptive Test and Tier IV: Computer Proficiency Test/ Skill Test.

• Tier 1 has objective type Question Paper with 100 questions .Tier 1 Includes General Intelligence ,Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude and English Comprehension. 
• Tier 2 Is for the candidates who qualify Tier 1 and has Four papers With 400 questions. Tier 2 Includes Quantitative Ability, English Language, Statistics and General Studies
• Tier 3 Is for the Candidates who qualified Tier 1 and Tier 2 and has 100 questions. Tier 3 Includes Descriptive Paper in English/Hindi (Writing of Essay, Precis, Letter, Application etc.)
• Tier 4 is for Candidates who qualified Tier 1,2,3. Tier 4 Includes Skill Test: Data Entry Speed Test (DEST)/ Computer Proficiency Test (CPT).

Note

• For all Posts: Candidates appearing for Tier – II have to take Paper – I and Paper – II.
• Candidates, who have filled Junior Statistical Officer Post have to take Paper – I, Paper – II and Paper – III.
• Candidates who have filled Audit/Accounts Officer Post have to take Paper – I, Paper – II and Paper -IV
• Important: Candidates who have filled posts of Statistical Investigator and AAO, have to appear in all Paper – I, Paper – II, Paper – III and Paper – IV.

How to Apply Online for SSC CGL 2019-20 Exam

• Step-1: Go to SSC Official website
• Step-2: Click on the link ‘Apply’
• Step-3: Login as New User
• Step-4: Fill in the Basic Details
• Step-5: Fill in the Additional Details
• Step-6: Uploading of Scanned copy of Photograph and Signature
• Step-7: Application Fee
• Step-8: Final Submission of Application

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