Attempt SSC CGL Tier 2 mock tests
 

Key Features of the SSC CGL Mock Test Series
 

1. Dual Test Modes Available

Smartkeeda offers you two unique test modes, they are:

• Testzone Test Player (Normal Mode) – For the aspirants who are in their early stages of preparation
• New Pattern Test Player – Mirrors the SSC CGL exam’s new pattern with real-time simulation. It can be used by both beginners who want to understand the pattern and advanced aspirants who want to improve their time management.

2. 70+ Mock Tests Available

3. Varying Difficulty Levels And Test Modes

4. Available in both English and Hindi

5. Both Sectional Mocks and Full-Length Mock Tests Available

6. Exam-Like Interface with Timer

7.Smart Performance Analysis and Results

8. Detailed Solutions and Explanations with Doubt Support

9. Multiple Attempts Allowed

10. Free Mock Tests Available

Advantages of Regular Practice with SSC CGL Mock Tests

Focus on improving your accuracy

Smartkeeda’s SSC CGL Mock Test series boosts your accuracy by training your brain to spot the traps and avoid getting negative marking. The more you practice, the better you will get!

Smart Strategy to Improve Your Speed

Targets Your Weak Areas

Mirrors The Actual Exam Pressure

Monitor Your Progress Over Weeks

Builds Confidence and Exam Temperament

Higher Chances of Getting Selected

Important dates of the SSC CGL Exam

 

The complete breakdown of the exam pattern of the SSC CGL Tier 2, Paper I is given below:

Minimum Qualifying Marks

   

Resolution of Tie Cases

   

SSC CGL Previous Year Cutoff

   
Here is the category-wise cutoff for different posts in SSC CGL 2024


 

SSC CGL Cut Off for Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) Post

 

 SSC CGL Tier 1 Cut-Off for the post of Statistical Investigator Gr. II

Category	SSC CGL Statistical Investigator Gr.II Cut-Off	Candidates Qualified
ST	134.49	485
OBC	161.13	1106
EWS	163.50	352
UR	170.65	276
HH	60.66	213
VH	92.05	181
Others PWD	40.30	220
Total		2833

 

SSC CGL 2025 - Points to Remember

 
The SSC CGL exam is renowned for its competitiveness and serve as a gateway for students aspiring to secure top positions across various departments and ministries within the Government of India. This national-level examination, conducted every year by the SSC. Exam witnesses a staggering influx of candidates with lakhs and lakhs of aspirants compete for securing a promising career within the central government and ministries.

To clinch success in this highly sought-after exam on your very first attempt and secure a desired seat in the ministries and departments, it's crucial to excel in the mains exam by dedicated preparation and a robust performance in SSC CGL exam. Your performance in the mains holds significant weightage as It's not just about passing; it's about achieving a competitive edge to stand out among the sea of candidates vying for similar opportunities. Also, your performance in mains exam will determines whether you will get your preferred department and location.

Here are some important points that should be kept in mind while preparing for SSC CGL Examination:

1. Understand the examination pattern: Since the commission has recently revised the examination pattern, you must have a comprehenssive understanding of the latest exam pattern and the changes introduced in it.

And to gain this understanding firstly Go through the revised exam pattern and syllabus thoroughly to develop a structured study plan, and look for a topics that carry higher weightage and create a personalize study plan according to that.

Additionally remember a fact that,  sectional cutoff has also been introduced this year, therefore, you need to give an appropriate focus to all the sections asked in the second phase of the examination, so that you would be considered eligible for the further process.

2. Do not turn a blind eye to Tier-I score: It's essential to bear in mind that the Tier-I exam serves as a qualifying stage but sometimes, this realization leads to negligence towards Tier-I. However, it's crucial to acknowledge that despite being a qualifying round, clearing Tier-I isn't a cake walk. Many candidates face elimination at this stage only. Additionally, some posts within the SSC CGL entail higher cutoffs and for that achieving a score higher than the average cutoff is imperative to eligible for this posts. Hence, while Tier-I may seem less significant due to its qualifying nature, it demands thorough preparation and diligent effort to ensure qualifying for subsequent stages of the examination.

3. Attempt New Pattern Mock Tests: Mocks play an extremely important role in your preparation. New pattern mock tests will help you get familiarize yourself with the latest pattern of SSC CGL. SSC CGL mock tests at Smartkeeda are designed to replicate an exam-like environment.

4. Analyze your performance: Solving a mock test is only half of the equation; the most crucial aspect follows afterward, which is analyzing your performance in that mock. Analyzing your performance after each mock test is very crucial and it offers numerous benefits. It helps you in identifying your strengths and weaknesses, understanding the mistakes you made during mock solving, and recognizing areas which needs improvement. Furthermore, it enables you to review your progress and adjust your study plan accordingly. This ultimately enhances exam preparation and maximizes your of success in examination.

5. Avoid Guessing: There will be a penalty of 0.50 marks for each incorrect attempt in the SSC CGL 2025 examination, therefore it is better to go for accuracy rather than maximizing your attempt in this examination. But sometime taking calculated risks in sections like English section and General Knowledge can be helpful.

SSC CGL 2025 Eligibility Criteria

Let's see the in-depth eligibility criteria for the SSC CGL 2025 Examination as per the notification to further boost our understanding. And kindly make sure to read and understand these requirements carefully to ensure that you fit in all given conditions.

Nationality / Citizenship:

• A Citizen of India or
• A subject of Nepal or
• A subject of Bhutan or
• A Tibetan Refugee who came over to India before 1st January 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India or
• The individual of Indian descent who has travelled to India with the intention of settling there permanently is originally from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania (previously Tanganyika and Zanzibar), Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia, and Vietnam. As long as the candidate falls into one of the above mentioned categories (ii), (iii), (iv), or (v), and is holding an eligibility certificate from the Indian government

   
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