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Tier-I · Computer Based Exam (objective MCQ, 4 sections x 25 questions/50 marks)

4 topics · 1 sections — from the official SSC syllabus. Study material lands topic by topic.

Sections A-D (objective MCQ)

  1. 1
    General Intelligence and Reasoning (Tier-I Section A, 13.10.1; same scope at higher difficulty in Tier-II Paper-I Section-I Part B, 13.11.2) — verbal/non-verbal reasoning: analogies, similarities/differences, space visualization, problem solving, analysis, judgment, decision making, visual memory, discrimination, observation, relationship concepts, arithmetical reasoning, figural classification, number/non-verbal series, coding-decoding, statement conclusion, syllogistic reasoning, symbolic operations, Venn diagrams, punched hole/pattern folding, embedded figures, critical thinking, emotional/social intelligence
    1. 1.Coding-Decoding6 min
    2. 2.Number Series8 min
    3. 3.Analogies7 min
    4. 4.Syllogisms12 min
    5. 5.Blood Relations10 min
    6. 6.Seating Arrangement10 min
    + 16 more chapters
    1. 7.Classification (Odd One Out)7 min
    2. 8.Mathematical Operations9 min
    3. 9.Alphabet Series9 min
    4. 10.Paper Folding and Cutting12 min
    5. 11.Problems on Ages11 min
    6. 12.Ranking and Order11 min
    7. 13.Figure Patterns11 min
    8. 14.Direction Sense Test9 min
    9. 15.Cause & Effect9 min
    10. 16.Data Sufficiency8 min
    11. 17.Logical Sequences7 min
    12. 18.Puzzles (Logical)9 min
    13. 19.Statements & Assumptions10 min
    14. 20.Input-Output (Machine)10 min
    15. 21.Statements & Conclusions10 min
    16. 22.Mirror & Water Images10 min
  2. 2
    General Awareness (Tier-I Section B, 13.10.2; VERBATIM IDENTICAL wording in Tier-II Paper-I Section-II Part B, 13.11.4) — general awareness of the environment and its application to society; knowledge of current events and everyday-observation matters in their scientific aspect; questions relating to India and its neighbouring countries especially History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene, General Policy & Scientific Research
    1. 1.Decline of the Mughal Empire24 min min
    2. 2.Rise of Regional States14 min
    3. 3.Advent of Europeans in India — From Vasco da Gama to British Supremacy28 min
    4. 4.British Conquest of Bengal17 min
    5. 5.Anglo-Mysore Wars (1767-1799)14 min
    6. 6.Anglo-Maratha Wars (1775-1818)8 min
    + 51 more chapters
    1. 7.Subsidiary Alliance, Doctrine of Lapse & the Anglo-Sikh Wars23 min
    2. 8.Drain of Wealth, Deindustrialisation, and Land Revenue Systems14 min
    3. 9.Civil Rebellions and Tribal Uprisings Before 185717 min
    4. 10.The Revolt of 185765 min
    5. 11.Post-1857 Administration and Crown Rule (1858-1900)17 min
    6. 12.Socio-Religious Reform Movements of 19th Century India15 min
    7. 13.Early Nationalism and the Formation of the Indian National Congress (1858-1905)11 min
    8. 14.Partition of Bengal and the Swadeshi Movement (1905-1911)16 min min
    9. 15.The Three Infrastructures of Nationalism: Press, Education and the Peasant Movements (1780-1947)24 min
    10. 16.World War I, Ghadar, Home Rule and the Lucknow Pact (1914-1918)18 min
    11. 17.Gandhi's Emergence: From the South African Laboratory to Jallianwala Bagh (1915-1920)18 min
    12. 18.Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Aandolan (1920-1922)26 min min
    13. 19.The Years of Stagnation: Swarajists, the New Forces and the Revolutionaries (1922-1931)19 min
    14. 20.The Gathering Storm: Simon Commission, the Nehru Report and Purna Swaraj (1927-1930)20 min
    15. 21.Civil Disobedience Movement and Round Table Conferences (1930-34)16 min
    16. 22.The Constitution They Despised and the Office They Took: GoI Act 1935, Congress Ministries and the Rise of the Left (1935-1939)32 min
    17. 23.The Inclined Plane: Communalism from Syed Ahmad Khan to the Two-Nation Theory (1880s-1947)34 min
    18. 24.Wartime Politics: From the Crisis at Tripuri to the Cripps Mission (1939-1942)26 min
    19. 25.The Two Frontiers: Princely India and the Indian Capitalists in the Freedom Struggle (1920s-1947)36 min
    20. 26.Quit India Movement and the INA (1942-1945)10 min
    21. 27.Post-War National Scenario and the Transfer of Power (1945–47)9 min
    22. 28.Independence with Partition — the Freedom and the Fracture9 min
    23. 29.Post-Independence Consolidation (1947-1964)26 min
    24. 30.15. GS-I (Compulsory Paper): Indian Culture — Art Forms, Literature and Architecture (Ancient India)16 min
    25. 31.25. GS-I (Compulsory Paper): Indian Culture — Art Forms, Literature and Architecture (Medieval India)20 min
    26. 32.Geomorphology — The Two Forces That Build the Land and Wear It Down92 min
    27. 33.World Regional Physiography — Where the Earth's Relief Actually Is90 min
    28. 34.Climatology — What the Air Does, and Why Water Is the Reason103 min
    29. 35.World Climatic Regions — The Types, and Two Ways of Sorting Them78 min
    30. 36.Oceanography — The Relief, the Salt, the Heat and the Currents of the Water Half of the Earth113 min
    31. 37.Biogeography and the Natural Vegetation of the World — How an Ecosystem Works, and Why the Living Cover of the Earth Lies in Belts109 min
    32. 38.India: Physiography — A Shield, a Rising Wall, a Filled Trough, and Two Kinds of Island96 min
    33. 39.Drainage Systems of India — How the Rivers Are Arranged, and Why They Behave As They Do67 min
    34. 40.India: Climate and the Monsoon — One Rhythm, and the Variety Inside It49 min
    35. 41.Soils of India — Formation, the Profile, the Groups, and the Erosion That Takes Them68 min
    36. 42.India's Natural Vegetation and Wildlife — The Forest Types, the Belts Up the Himalaya, and What Has Been Done to Them64 min
    37. 43.Water Resources of India — Four Per Cent of the World's Water for Seventeen Per Cent of Its People42 min
    38. 44.World Resources and Industry — Where the Minerals Lie and Where the Factories Went97 min
    39. 45.Minerals and Energy Resources of India — What the Rock Decides, and How Old Every Number Here Is79 min
    40. 46.Industries of India — Why a Factory Stands Where It Does, and Which of These Sentences Has Expired69 min
    41. 47.Economic Geography and Human Activities — Why an Activity Is Where It Is127 min
    42. 48.India's Agriculture — Where the Crops Are, in Which Season, and Why the Yields Divide101 min
    43. 49.Transport, Communication and Trade in India — The Network That Carries the Economy, and the Date on Every Number79 min
    44. 50.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Economic Planning, Resource Mobilization and Employment186 min
    45. 51.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Growth and Development — Concepts, Measurement and Contemporary Debates157 min
    46. 52.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Monetary Policy & Banking110 min
    47. 53.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Inflation89 min
    48. 54.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: External Sector102 min
    49. 55.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Capital Markets102 min
    50. 56.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Inclusive Growth167 min
    51. 57.GS Paper III — Economy, Tech & Security: Government Budgeting — Process, Instruments and Fiscal Policy146 min
  3. 3
    Quantitative Aptitude (Tier-I Section C, 13.10.3) — whole numbers/decimals/fractions, percentage, ratio/proportion, square roots, averages, interest, profit/loss, discount, partnership, mixture/alligation, time/distance/work, basic algebra, graphs of linear equations, triangles/circles/geometry, mensuration (prism/cone/cylinder/sphere/pyramid), trigonometric ratios, degree/radian, heights/distances, histogram/frequency-polygon/bar-diagram/pie-chart
  4. 4
    English Comprehension (Tier-I Section D, 13.10.4) — candidate's ability to understand correct English, basic comprehension and writing ability

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