SSC CHSL 2014 online application form available from July 19

Hello Gautam Agrawal.

There are many good coachings in Allahabad like.

1)Parakh academy.

2) paramount.

3) career coaching centre

4)Marvel academy.

5) KD campus.

6) Career launcher.

7) Mahindra's

Etc.

These are few relatively good coaching institutes of Allahabad. You can visit and determine the best.

Ok good luck

Hello,

For SSC CGL regarding Maths, RS Agarwal and Rakesh Yadav books are mostly preferred. If you need to have a strong hold on Maths, if you basic concepts aren't clear, then start with NCERT books and then proceed towards any of the above mentioned books. Also, keep your resources minimal, do not bombard yourself with too many books, you'll find it utterly confusing to deal with later on. Also, apart from these books, what matters in the case of Maths is practice, and SSC CGL repeats a lots of previous year paper, so do practice that, along with mock test and test series.

All the best!

Hello student after going through some article and reference I picked out some of the best books for ssc chsl that may help you to crcak the exam are mentioned below.

*NCERTbooksfor Maths till class 10 only.

*Advanced maths forSSCby KD Campus.

General intelligence and reasoning:

*Analytical Reasoning by M.K Pandey.

*A New Approach to REASONING Verbal & Non-Verbal by Arihent.

*Reasoning by RS Aggarwal.

*Kiran'sSSCReasoning chapterwise solved papers- in english.


Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck

Hello there!

Greetings!

You should go for following books for ssc chsl :-

• Objective English by S.P Bakshi:- This book gives an insight into topics like Sentence Formation, Tenses, Phrases, Punctuation and many more. The book has been divided into four sections in which Section A brushes up the general grammar of the reader, Sections B improve the verbal ability and Section C and D further deals with practical grammar and its application under various circumstance.
• Modern Approach to Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal:-This book has the maximum number of questions for practice along with their solutions and solved examples in order to bring out the best from each topic. The books deal with various topics such as Blood Relations, Coding-Decoding, Data Sufficiency, Arguments, Statements and many more, that helps the aspirants reach their desired target
• Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey:-The book has been divided into two segments , namely, Reasoning based on Logic and Reasoning based on Rules . Topics like Evaluating Inferences, Forcefulness of Arguments and Assumptions are found on the Reasoning based on Logic segment . Whereas, topics such as Syllogism, Input-Output Miscellaneous, Problem Solving, and Analytical Decision are covered in the Reasoning based on Rules segment . Every chapter in the book deals with important points, detailed explanation and consists of practice questions at the end so as to help the aspirants in thorough revision.
• Test of Reasoning by Edgar Thorpe:- This enriched book is in itself a comprehensive package that helps aspirants sail through the pressure of exam with ease. The book combines together various types of Reasoning and General Intelligence questions for the candidates. Along with sections on Data Evaluation and Application, Quantitative Comparisons and Data Sufficiency, the book also consists of mock test papers for the aspirants to practice and revise.
• Magical Book on Quicker Maths by M. Tyra:- The book has been exclusively sectioned into different chapters and their clear introduction on various mathematical topics. Formulae and the integral derivations that aid in a quick understanding of the concept are also provided. The book also features past years solved questions and there remains a list of probable questions that are solved with proper illustrations towards the end of the book.
• General Knowledge by Lucent:- This book keeps an aspirant well updated with the recent affairs and instill in great general awareness on the banking and economic environment of India.

Thankyou

Hello,

With your graduation degree, you're eligible for not only banking and ssc cgl, but even upsc cse, since all these don't ask for any specific aggregate.

Now, coming to which exam, that entirely depends on you, SSC and Banking, both are quite different. SSC conducts its recruitment in four stages, and it does take a larger amount of time compared to bank exam results. Moreover, the pattern too is different, yes there're similarities in terms of few subject, but in SSC there's always a possibility of repeating of previous year questions, hence solving pyq in ssc becomes handy, while banking exam is all about speed and precision.