Hi I would like to have the information about the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination as well as the detailed syllabus of the examination?

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) an association under Government of India to enlist staff for different posts in the different Ministries, Departments and Subordinate Offices. SSC's abundantly anticipated CGL warning 2017 will be discharged soon. SSC conducts Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination for the enlistment of Grade "B" and "C" classifications posts in different Government Ministries, Departments and Offices. Consistently, loads of applicants apply for the CGL exam.

Significance of knowing the SSC CGL Syllabus 2016

Knowing the syllabus of any examination before going to take it is of absolute significance. Taking after are the focuses which legitimize this affirmation:

Knowing the syllabus will help the hopefuls comprehend the range which they have to cover for the examination.

It additionally helps them investigate as to which part they ought to get ready well and which part they ought to leave as it lets them know their less demanding and weaker segments.

Appropriately, they can arrange their review in the matter of what number of bits they have to cover in how much time.

Details according to the SSC CGL Syllabus 2016

The hopefuls ought to comprehend that the Tier 1 and Tier 2 examination has an alternate arrangement of question paper yet the syllabus is pretty much the same. The Tier 1 examination has four segments of 200 imprints though the Tier 2 examination contains 400 inquiries of 600 imprints. The profundity of the question paper increments in the Tier 2 Examination.

SSC CGL Syllabus 2016

The Syllabus of SSC CGL gave here has been isolated into three sections viz – Tier-I, Tier-II, and Tier-III.

SSC CGL Tier-III Syllabus 2016

An extra phase of Examination, i.e. Level III, has been presented in the current year's SSC CGL Exam. This will be a spellbinding sort paper of 100 stamps and will be held in Pen and Paper mode. The term of the paper would be 60 minutes. This paper has been acquainted with evaluate the written work aptitudes of the competitors which are vital for Government occupations. The Paper will contain:

Writing of an Essay / Passage of 250 words and Letter
Application Writing of approximately 150 words
The Essay may carry 50-60 marks

If there is both Letter/Application writing as well Précis Writing, they may each carry 20-30 marks each. If just one of these two are asked, expect the Letter/Application to be worth 40 marks.

Topics for Essay Writing

1. Demonetization
2. Digital payments, E- Wallets
3. Unified Payment Interface
4. The Seventh Pay Commission
5. Corruption
6. Intolerance
7. Women Empowerment
8. The Technological Revolution
9. Sexual Harassment
10. Reservation in educational institutions
11. Right to Information
12. Right to Equality
13. Gender sensitivity/ Gender specific roles
14. The GST bill
15. Reservation of women in Parliament
16. Violence and peace
17. Terrorism
18. The Kashmir Issue
19. The India Pakistan Relations
20. Globalization
21. OROP

Topics for Letter Writing

Letters to the Editor/Governing Body/In-Charge:

1. Complain letter regarding increasing noise pollution in your locality.
2. Complain letter regarding trouble faced by common people due to demonetization.
3. Complain letter regarding recent articles in a popular newspaper being based only on Bollywood stars rather than relevant and important news.
4. Complain letter mentioning chaotic state of traffic near your locality.
5. Letter to present views on Women empowerment.
6. Letter to present views on demonetization.
7. Letter to present views on Corruption.
8. Letter to present views on Education beyond classroom teaching.
9. Letter to present views on ‘Nature and its protection’
10. Letter to present views on effect of digitalization on today’s youth.

Application Letter:

1. Application for the post of a manager/clerk/assistant etc. in a company.
2. Letter to reschedule an interview date due to unavoidable circumstances.
3. Letter to accept a job opportunity.
4. Letter to reject a job opportunity.
5. Letter to postpone date of joining.

Please find the file attached below which has the detailed syllabus for the SSC CGL Tier I & II Examination.

Attached Files

Detailed Syllabus for the SSC CGL Tier I & II Examination.pdf (134.3 KB, 76 views)