Staff Selection Commission Recruitment of Constables (GD) In Armed Forces Preparation Plan
Staff
selection Commission (SSC) is conducting written examinations every year and
recruiting posts of Constables (GD) for Armed forces. Those who pass this examination
will not only receive Central government job but also get a chance to serve the
nation. Furthermore it is a good offer to get a job at an early age with just
matriculation qualification. Let’s learn how to prepare for this examination to
get success.
SSC Constables 9GD) Written Examination
Written examination of SSC Recruitment 2013 for
Constables (GD) in CAPFs and Rifleman is done for 100 marks and exam duration
is 2 hours. It consists of 4 parts General Intelligence and Reasoning, General
Knowledge and General Awareness, Elementary Mathematics and English / Hindi
each part for 25 marks, total 100 marks.
SSC Constables (GD) Exam can be answered in Regional Languages also
SSC
is conducting this written examination in Regional languages too, so the
candidates can easily prepare for the examination. There will not be any
ambiguity in preparation for this examination.
SSC Constables (GD) Exam Syllabus and Preparation
This
examination conducted by SSC is the most important one. Candidates need not to
worry about the Language, as the SSC has provided the opportunity to appear the
Examination Regional Languages. Candidate has to prepare himself to attain good
marks, by acquiring proper information about the syllabus. He/ she will get succeed
by using the most effective and disciplined approach for preparation of the
Examination.
General Intelligence and Reasoning
The
main objective of this section is to identify the Problem solving ability of
the candidate, how he reacts to the situation and how he prepares himself to
solve it properly. This section contains Analogies, Similarities and
Differences, Special Visualization, Orientation visual memory, discrimination,
observation, Relationship concepts, Arithmetic Reasoning, Figural
Classification, Arithmetic Number series, Non verbal series, Coding, Decoding
etc. More number of questions will come from Non verbal reasoning.
Preparation
For
Matriculates subject of Reasoning is an untouched concept, there may not be
questions related to it in their 10th class, so they have to
practice daily in order to get good marks. Candidate has to practice Square
roots from 1 to 35, Cube roots from 1 to 15 and Prime Numbers up to 100. The
answers can be done easily by through practice of reasoning. To get more
accuracy in Letter series, identification of the position of English alphabets should
be practiced from ascending and descending orders. The identification of
pictures and their differences given in Analogy, classification, Coding and
Decoding and directions must be practiced to achieve good marks in the written
examination.
General Knowledge and General Awareness
The
main aim of this subject is to test the candidate’s knowledge in social and
scientific events happening around him. This contains Current affairs, Indian
History, Geographical events, Economic development, Indian Constitution,
Political Conditions, Relationship of India with neighboring countries Etc.
Preparation
Current
affairs are the compilation of important daily events happening around us. The
main contents covered in this subject are Regional, National and International
events. Awards, Sports, Important persons and places in News, seminars and
meetings, Census, Surveys, economic conditions, Science and Technology,
appointments, committees- Commissions, Literature, Writers, authors, Death of
important persons. Practice of reading News papers (English and Regional
Language) should be developed by the candidate to get a grip on current
affairs. Lot of books available in the market on current affairs, but it is the
best method to pick the important points and make a note of them. Important
events found while reading newspapers should be written somewhere for easy
reference, and this will improve the subject knowledge of the candidate. This
method will develop skills in the candidate to attend some complicated
questions with correct answers.
The
questions related to general science will be of 10th class level.
The fundamentals of general science and its application in day to day life must
be read thoroughly.
Topics
related to Regional, National and International Geographical positions covered
from 8th Class to 10th Class must be studied. Important
points related economic, social and geographical events must be collected for
reference.
Indian
History covered in 8th 9th and 10th Class must
be studied from the text books of the respective classes for good marks in this
subject.
Candidate
should gain idea of Indian Politics and Indian constitution. Various important
Articles of Constitution and their Repeals if any done in recent past are to be
kept in mind.
Candidate
should gain knowledge on Indian Economic conditions and Five year plans. Most
important are the 11th and 12th Five year plans.
Elementary Mathematics
The
main object of this Section is to test the candidate’s fundamental level on
mathematics. This contains topics like Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers,
Percentages, Ratios, Interests, Profit and loss, Discounts, time and Distance,
Time and speed, time and work, Relation between numbers Etc.
Preparation
To
achieve success in Elementary Mathematics, the candidate should have good
knowledge on the following four topics:--
Addition.
Subtraction.
Multiplication.
Division.
The
questions of Elementary mathematics will be related to the above mentioned four
topics. So the candidate must practice fundamentals of Mathematics to receive
good marks in the written examination.
The
job aspirant must know tables up to 20.
The
fundamental of all elementary mathematics must be practiced properly. He/she
must practice model papers, sample papers, Exercises to get good grip on the
subject.
Time
and Work- There will be similar type of questions like “time taken to fill a
water tank by a pump “or “time taken by a train to reach a certain destination”
etc. If the fundamentals of Time and Work are practiced properly then the
candidate can attend questions belong to this sections easily.
Ratio-Proportion
will contain several questions.
Area,
Formulas of Square, Rectangle, Rhombus and Circle are to be practiced thoroughly.
Formulas
related to Simple interest, compound Interest and their difference must be kept
in mind from the examination point of view.
English
This
section tests the candidate’s command over English language. This contains
topics like comprehension, verbs, prepositions, synonyms, antonyms, sentence
correction etc.
Preparation
To
achieve good marks in English the candidate should be well versed with English
grammar. So the standard grammar books available in the market should be bought
for and practiced. All the model question paper should be practiced thoroughly.
English vocabulary should be strong enough to get good marks in comprehension.
With the regular practice of comprehension the candidate can improve the
vocabulary and the ability to understand subject also. More number of model
papers are to be solved. During practice, if any doubt arises, the concerned
grammar section is to be referred.
SSC Constables (GD) Points to Remember
Written
Examination can be attended in Regional Language also.
The
best practice is to start practicing from fundamentals so the candidate is thorough.
The
formulas, Rules of reasoning and elementary mathematics are to be read. At
least 40 questions from each chapter should be practiced. Thereafter grand
tests should be conducted for quantifying the accuracy level.
While
practicing Model papers and grand Tests the easy questions should be attended
first and the tricky questions later. This practice should be adopted while in
Examination Hall also.
