SSC CGL Exam Analysis 2020 - Candidates can check SSC CGL 2020 tier 1 exam analysis and memory based questions here in this article for all shifts of the exam held on March 03. Since the exam is being conducted in multiple shifts, candidates can go through the exam analysis of SSC CGL 2020 to know the difficulty level of the exam and get help for their respective shifts. The SSC CGL exam analysis 2020 gives candidates an idea of various sections in a question paper, difficulty level of questions, type of questions asked, popular topics in questions etc. As per the feedback given by the candidate who took the shift 1 test, SSC CGL 2020 exam analysis has been prepared for this shift. According to it, the exam was moderate in nature and there were 75 to 80 good attempts. By going through SSC CGL exam analysis 2020 candidates will get be able to understand the approach while attempting the paper, time management, speed or accuracy. SSC CGL exam will be conducted in 4 tiers - Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 & Tier 4. Read the article below to know more about SSC CGL 2020 exam analysis.
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SSC CGL 2020 exam will be conducted from March 03 to 09 in online mode. By doing the exam analysis of SSC CGL 2020, candidates can also predict their chances of qualifying the exam. Candidates must do the SSC CGL previous year exam analysis to strategize and prepare well for their exam. Solving the previous year papers will help the candidate determine his/her speed of attempting the questions.
Candidates can check SSC CGL Tier 1 exam analysis 2020 and good attempt in exam from the below-mentioned table.
Sections
Total no. of questions
English Language
25
General Awareness
General Intelligence and Reasoning
Quantitative Aptitude
Total
100
CGL Tier 1 Exam Analysis of General Awareness
CGL Tier 1 Exam Analysis of Quantitative Aptitude -(Easy to moderate)
Value of Tan60 (degree)
Trignometry (5 questions)
Data Interpretation (5 questions)
Questions related to triangle and circle
Simplification
CGL 2020 Tier 1 Exam Analysis of Intelligence Reasoning
S.No.
Topics
No. Of Questions asked
Level Of Exam
1
Analogy
3-4
Easy
2
Odd One Out
2-3
3
Series
Easy-Moderate
4
Statement & Conclusions
8
Coding-Decoding
11
Blood Relation
Difficult
12
Mirror Image
13
Venn Diagram
14
Paper Folding Image
15
Missing Term
16
Hidden Figure
17
Cube
18
Counting Figure
19
Complete Figure
20
Misc.
Total Questions
Topic
No of Questions
CGL Exam Level
Reading Comprehension
Moderate
Cloze Test
4-5
Antonym/ Synonym
Sentence Improvement
Spelling Correction
Error Detection
Idioms/Phrases
Para jumbled
The Tier 1 online exam will have 4 sections with 100 questions in total. The paper will be of maximum marks 200. Each section carries 25 marks. Negative marking of 0.5 marks is levied for each wrong answer. The time duration of the exam will be 60 minutes.
The candidates should attempt an adequate number of questions to score at least the cut-off of the exam. Refer to the table below to get a rough idea of the ideal score to clear the SSC CGL Tier 1. After the exam is conducted, we will update the shift-wise exam analysis of SSC CGL 2020 in the below-mentioned table.
Section
Subject
No. of Questions
Good Attempts
To be notified
English Comprehension
The Tier 1 exam paper of SSC CGL 2020 will have 4 sections namely General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. The candidates must go through the syllabus of SSC CGL thoroughly to know what to study.
Read below to find a detailed subject-wise exam analysis of SSC CGL 2020.
This is generally the easiest section as questions are easily solvable and do not take a lot of time. The below table shows the topic-wise distribution of questions:
No. of Questions asked
5
Directions
6
Sequence (Acc. to Dictionary)
7
Word Formation
9
Mathematical Operations
10
Matrix
This section tests your comprehension and grammatical skills and can range between easy to moderate depending on your practice.
The following table shows the different types of questions asked in the paper:
S.No
Fill in the Blanks
Sentence Rearrangement
Idioms and Phrases
Synonyms
Antonyms
Active Passive / Speech
One word substitution
Word Correction in the sentence (bold word)
Cloze test
This section can be the most challenging section. This section may also be lengthy and time-consuming as candidates need plenty of time to complete this section.
Refer to the below table to know the question type:
Level of Exam
Ratio
Average
Number System
Time & Work
Time, Speed & Distance
S.I. & C.I.
Profit & Loss
Coordinate Geometry
Geometry
Mensuration
Trigonometry
Percentage
Algebra
DI (Tabular)
The difficulty level of this section will totally depend on your awareness skills. The topics in general knowledge can cover a vast range of topics from History, Economics, General Science and other parts. The section can be completed very quickly if you know the answers. This section can be very scoring if you are good in general awareness.
The exam was of Moderate level.
Quantitative Aptitude was moderate and the questions involved a lot of calculations and were lengthy and time-consuming.
The English section was easy to moderate.
General Awareness was moderate to tough.
General Intelligence & Reasoning was easy overall but 2-3 questions were time-consuming.
SSC will declare the result of SSC CGL 2020 by May 15, 2020. The final merit list will be prepared based on the candidates' performance in Tier-I, II and III stages of SSC CGL 2020. The SSC CGL result 2020 will be declared online on its official site. The result of SSC CGL 2020 Tier - 1 is released in a PDF format. The candidates can check their result using their roll number. The application form for SSC CGL will be released on September 15, 2020.
The exam conducting authority will announce the official SSC CGL 2020 cut off along with declaration of result tentatively by May 15. Many coaching institutes will also release unofficial expected SSC CGL cut off 2020 after the exam. The cut off SSC CGL 2020 exam will be released in pdf format only. The SSC CGL cut off 2020 will be different for different categories. The candidates must score the minimum cut off marks to get shortlisted in the subsequent stage of the recruitment process.
Have a look at the SSC CGL previous year exam analysis for 2018 Tier - 1 level.
21-24
14-18
15-17
22-24
75-82
The candidates should go through the previous year question-types from General Intelligence and Reasoning section are given in below table:
The candidates should go through previous year question-types from General Intelligence and Reasoning section given in below table:
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Current affairs have been a popular topic in previous years SSC CGL Tier - 1 exams besides direct questions from History, General Science etc. Refer below to check which topics were asked the most in SSC CGL 2018 Tier - 1 exam.
Which of the following is aldehyde? [Propanol, Propanone, Ptopanal, Propanine]
Which acid tastes sweeter
State which passed real house amendment?
Which state won Ranji Trophy 2017?
Constitutional Remedies was borrowed from which country?
Chalukya dynasty was founded by?
First female General Secretary of SAARC countries?
Olympic 2018-19 ceremony was held in which country?
Question based on article 41/43?
Answer:
General awareness includes current affairs, history, science, general knowledge, polity etc.
The most scoring section in SSC CGL may be any section depending on the individual ability of the candidates. Generally, General Intelligence and General Awareness are considered to be most scoring.
There is no specific topic from which most questions are asked. All topics lile PLD, algebra, trigonometry etc carry equal weightage.
You should read newspaper like Hindu daily which will help you in improving your English as well as GK. For grammar, you may refer Wren and Martin. You may practice questions from a standard reference book.
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