Detailed SSC CGL Syllabus for Tier-l, Tier-ll and Tier-lll Exams

     SSC CGL Tier – I

             Syllabus

• This subject has questions of both verbal and non-verbal types. 

• It includes topics such as Symbolic/Number Analogy, Semantic Analogy, Figural Analogy, Figural Classification, Symbolic Number Analogy, Semantic Series, Figure Series, Number Series, Word Building, Problem Solving, Coding and Decoding, Symbolic Operations, Numerical Operations, Space Orientation, Space Visualization, Trends, Venn Diagrams, Drawing Inferences, Punch hole/Pattern Folding and Unfolding, Indexing, Figural Pattern – folding and completion, Address Matching, Date and city matching, Small and Capital letters/numbers coding, decoding and classification, Critical Thinking, Emotional Intelligence, Embedded Figures and Social Intelligence.

• This may include questions on space visualization, similar and differences analogies, spatial orientation, decision making, analysis, judgment, arithmetical reasoning and figural classification, arithmetic number series, coding and decoding, syllogistic reasoning, statement conclusion, etc.

       SSC CGL Tier – I

            Syllabus

• This section tests the candidate’s general awareness regarding the environment around and its application to the society

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• The candidates are tested on the knowledge of current events and matters of everyday observations.

• It also includes questions relating to India and its neighbor countries with more focus on culture, economic scene, geography, history, general policy, and scientific research. 

      SSC CGL Tier – I

            Syllabus

• The scope of the test will be aimed at the computation of decimals, whole numbers, relationships between numbers, fractions, percentage, ratio and proportion, averages, square roots, interest, partnership businesses, profit and loss, discount, mixture and allegation, time and work, time and distance, basic algebraic identities of school algebra, triangles and its various kinds of centers, graph of linear equations, congruence and similarity of triangles, circle and its chords, tangents, common tangents to two or more circles, angles subtended by chords of circle, quadrilaterals, triangles, regular polygons, right prism, circle, right circular cones, sphere, right circular cylinder, hemispheres, regular right pyramid with triangular or square base, rectangular parallelepiped, trigonometric ratio, standard identities, degree and radian measures, complementary angles, histogram, heights and distances, bar diagram, frequency polygon, and pie charts.

      SSC CGL Tier – I

            Syllabus

• English comprehension tests the ability of the candidate to understand correct English and also the candidate’s basic ability to write and comprehend the language

     SSC CGL Tier-II

            Syllabus

• The syllabus for quantitative abilities remains the same as that of Quantitive Aptitude of the Tier – I of SSC CGL Syllabus. 

      SSC CGL Tier-II

            Syllabus

• The syllabus for English Language and Comprehension remains the same as the English Comprehension of the Tier – I of the SSC CGL Syllabus. 

      SSC CGL Tier-II

            Syllabus

• Classification, Collection, and Presentation of Statistical

• Measures of Dispersion

• Measures of Central Tendency

• Moments, Skewness and Kurtosis

• Probability Theory

• Correlation and Regression

• Random Variable and Probability Distribution 

• Statistical Inference

• Sampling Theory

• Time Series Analysis

• Analysis of Variance

• Index Numbers

      SSC CGL Tier-II

            Syllabus

Part – A: Finance and Accounts (80 marks)

Fundamental principles and basic concept of Accounting

• Financial Accounting

• Basic Concepts of Accounting

Part – B: Economics and Governance (120 marks)

Finance Commission-Role and functions

• Theory of Demand and Supply

• Basic Concepts of Economics and Introduction to Micro Economics

• Theory of Production and Cost

• Indian Economy

• Forms of market and determination of pricing in different markets 

• Economic reforms of India

• Role of Information Technology in Governance

• Money and Banking

       Mode of Examination

  Scheme of Examination

        Maximum Marks

      Pen and Paper Mode

Descriptive Paper in Hindi or English to Write Essays,  Precis, Letter, Application, etc.

                 100