SSC CGL, CHSL & other national competitive exams
// understand.the_exam
Before the syllabus: what this exam selects for, when it started, and the problem it was created to solve.
what_it_is
The Staff Selection Commission recruits for Group B and Group C posts across central government ministries. CGL fills graduate-level posts such as Inspector, Assistant and Auditor; CHSL fills 12th-pass clerical posts; MTS covers multi-tasking staff. All of them run as multi-tier computer-based tests with sectional timing.
when_it_started
The commission was set up on 4 November 1975 as the Subordinate Services Commission, and renamed the Staff Selection Commission in 1977. Its examinations moved to a fully computer-based, multi-tier format from 2016.
why_it_exists
Ministries were each hiring for their own lower-tier posts — slow, uneven, and impossible for a candidate to prepare for coherently. One commission with a fixed syllabus made central government jobs reachable by open competition from anywhere in the country, including from a district in Assam.
// overview
SSC is a pattern exam. The syllabus barely moves year to year; what moves is your speed. Tier-1 is won by candidates who have seen the question type enough times to recognise it in four seconds and skip it in two when it is a trap.
The programme is drill-heavy by design: concept, then technique, then volume, then timed sectional tests. Tier-2 candidates continue into advanced quant and English.
// syllabus.breakdown
Every unit ends in a test. Nothing is marked complete because the calendar says so.
unit_01
Arithmetic and advanced maths — algebra, geometry, trigonometry and DI — with shortcut methods and daily drills.
unit_02
Verbal and non-verbal reasoning, series, analogies, and the puzzle sets that eat time in tier-1.
unit_03
Grammar rules, error spotting, vocabulary, cloze tests and comprehension for tier-1 and tier-2.
unit_04
Static GK, science, polity, and current affairs at SSC depth, with weekly recall tests.
unit_05
Sectional and full-length CBT-pattern mocks with per-question time analysis.
// batch.schedule
Morning batch
7:30 – 10:00 amOffline · Zoo Road · starts: Rolling
Evening batch
6:00 – 8:30 pmOffline + live online · starts: Rolling
Duration
See unit plan aboveExtendable — repeat any unit at no extra fee
Fee
Budget-friendly, on requestInstalments available · no hidden material charge
Mode
HybridOffline at Zoo Road with a live online option
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// faculty.assigned
sciencePhysics & General Science
Physics graduate. Twice APSC CCE Mains. Known for building concepts from zero.
historyHistory & Assam GK
Master's in History, UGC NET (PhD qualified). Assam history and culture specialist.
polityPolity, Governance & Answer Writing
Cleared ADRE 2.0. Serving in Revenue & Disaster Management, Govt of Assam. 6 years teaching.
// exam_faq
// other_courses
Eleven exam tracks run under the same faculty team.
course_09
Prelims, Mains and Interview for APSC CCE and UPSC CSE, with Assam GS and answer writing built in.
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course_10
Tier-wise preparation for ADRE Grade III and Grade IV, built around the state's OMR pattern.
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course_11
Written paper plus physical standards for Constable and SI recruitment.
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course_13
CBT stage-wise preparation for RRB NTPC, Group D and ALP.
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course_14
Prelims and Mains for IBPS and SBI PO and Clerk, including descriptive and interview.
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course_15
Domain subjects plus the general test for CUET UG and PG admissions.
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// admissions_open
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