SSC CGL Syllabus (Tier-I Examination)
General Intelligence & Reasoning
Analogies | Space Visualization |
Arithmetic reasoning | Visual memory |
Coding & Decoding | Statement conclusion & syllogistic reasoning |
Number Analogy | Non-verbal series |
Word building | Venn diagrams |
Folding & completion | Drawing inferences |
Problem Solving | Spatial Orentation |
Judgement, analysis | Similarities & Difference |
Relationship Concepts | Semantic Analogy |
Figural Analogy | Classification |
Numerical operations | Indexing |
Emotional intelligence | Critical thinking |
Quantitative aptitude
Time & Distance | Basic algebra |
Percentage | Number relationships |
Square roots | Decimals & fractions |
Ratio & proportion | Trigonometry |
Time & work | Mixture & allegation |
Linear equations | Interest, discount |
Triangles | Profit & loss |
Histogram | Heights & Distance |
General Awareness
General History | Political Scenario |
Culture | Entertainment |
Geography | General Policies |
National & International | Sports |
Finance | Economic Scene |
Scientific research | Current Affairs |
English Comprehension
Questions (fill in the blanks) | Jumbled sentences |
Common errors | Sentence correction |
Grammar | Codes |
One-word substitution | Synonyms |
Phrases | Antonym |
Idioms | Comprehension |
SSC CGL Syllabus (Tier-II Examination)
Paper-1 QA (Quantitative Ability)
- Whole number computation, fractions, relationships, decimals, percentage
- Ratio, proportion, average, square roots, profit & loss, interest, partnership business, discounts
- Time & distance, mixture & allegation, time & work, basic algebra, elementary surds
- Linear equation graphs, triangle, congruence, triangle similarities
- Circle, chords, tangents
- Quadrilaterals, triangles, circle, regular polygons, right prism
- Hemispheres, spheres, pyramid,
- Degree & radian measures, trigonometric ratio, complementary angles, standard identities
- Heights & distance, frequency polygon, histogram, pie-chart and bar diagram
Paper-II- EC (English Language & Comprehension)
- Comprehension passage & cloze passage
- Sentence part shuffling, passage shuffling
- Passive voice/active voice, conversion into indirect and direct narration
- Phrases & idioms, sentence improvement, one-word substitution
- Spelling mistakes
- Fill-in-the-blanks, antonyms, synonyms
Paper-III (Statistics)
- Collection classification & statistical data presentation, Primary & secondary data, data collection methods, data tabulation, charts & graphs
- Central tendency- mean, median & mode
- Dispersion measures- common measures- range, mean deviation, standard deviation & quartile deviation
- Correction & regression- simple correlation, scatter diagram, simple regression, multiple regression
- Probability theory, random variable & probability distribution, sampling theory, statistical interference, variation analysis, time-series analysis
Paper-IV- F&A (Finance and Accounts) and E&A (Economics & Governance)
Part-A (Finance & Accounts):
Fundamental Principles, basic accounting concepts, limitations, general principles, single & double entry, capital & revenue expenditure, profit & loss, trading
Part –B (Economics & Governance): C&A (Comptroller & Auditor)- Constitutional provinces, responsibilities and roles, financial commission (roles & functions), basic economic concepts, micro economics, economic study methods, demand & supply theory, production & cost theory, Indian economy, national incomes, population, poverty, infrastructure
Fundamental Principles, basic accounting concepts, limitations, general principles, single & double entry, capital & revenue expenditure, profit & loss, trading
Part –B (Economics & Governance): C&A (Comptroller & Auditor)- Constitutional provinces, responsibilities and roles, financial commission (roles & functions), basic economic concepts, micro economics, economic study methods, demand & supply theory, production & cost theory, Indian economy, national incomes, population, poverty, infrastructure
SSC CGL Syllabus (Tier-III Examination)
Exam-III
- Essay/ Passage/Letter (250 words)
- Application Writing (150 words)