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Thursday, 1 March 2018

SSC MTS QUESTION PAPER


The Staff  Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the Multi-Tasking Staff Exam (MTS) for recruitment of candidates to various posts like the Peon, Daftary. Jamadar, Junior Gestetner Operator, Chowkidar, Safaiwala, Mali etc. With overall increase in vacancy this year as compared to the previous years, it has been a golden opportunity for aspirants to secure a job in Government sector. This exam is conducted every year across many centres.

Exam pattern:
SSC conducts the MTS exam every year in 2 different stages:
·       Paper I and Descriptive test.

Paper I is an online multiple choice question type exam, whereas paper 2 is Descriptive test which is pen and paper mode.

SSC MTS Paper I pattern:

Section
Maximum marks
Duration
Reasoning
25

A cumulative time of 90 minutes.
English Language
25
Numerical Aptitude
25
General Awareness
25
Total
100

0.25 marks are awarded as negative marking for every wrong answer.


SSC MTS Paper II pattern:

Subject
Maximum Marks
Total Time
Short essay/ Letter in English or language as per the candidate’s choice
50
30 minutes

SSC MTS Question Paper:

SSC MTS previous year question papers are available online. These are ideal to be used as exam is always a mystery for every aspirant preparing for it. To solve the mysteries of the exam, practice and thorough preparation is very much important. This is achieved by practicing as many previous years question papers as possible. These question papers help the candidate to prepare well for the forth coming exams and also helps in developing various tricks and short cuts to solve the paper easily and accurately.

The other benefit of solving previous year SSC MTS question paper is getting to know the repeat questions. Since most of the questions are repeated practice with at least past five years question papers that are available in the internet helps candidates to definitely clear the exam and be eligible for the selection process.

Time management is a skill that is developed only by practicing previous years question papers. Knowing and understanding the exam pattern will help you to solve it proficiently by being very accurate will give great value.
With confidence and practice, this exam can be solved and aspirant can secure a Government Job. Be confident and prepare well.


Tuesday, 12 December 2017

Important Topics to Prepare for SSC JE Mechanical Engineering

SSC JE exam is a major exam and it is conducted annually to recruit suitable engineers..

In this session, we will look into some of the important topics for SSC JE Mechanical Engineering.




SSC JE Mechanical Engineering: Important Topics:
      I.        Theory of Machine and Machine design comprising 15 questions
                    a.        Machine Theory : 8
                    b.        Machine Design : 7
    II.        Strength of material and Engineering Mechanics comprising 15 questions
   III.        Thermal Engineering comprising 30 questions
                    a.        Basic Thermodynamics : 11
                    b.        IC Engines : 13
                    c.        Boilers : 2
                    d.        Steam Turbines/ Refrigeration : 4
  IV.        Production Engineering comprising 10 questions
                    a.        Welding : 3
                    b.        Casting : 2
                    c.        Molding : 1
                    d.        Material Science : 4
   V.        Fluid Mechanics & Machinery comprising 30 questions
                    a.        Properties & Types of Fluid : 5
                    b.        Fluid statics : 2
                    c.        Kinematics of Fluid : 9
                    d.        Fluid Dynamics : 5
                    e.        Fluid pressure measurement and flow rate : 5
                     f.        Hydraulic Turbine and Centrifugal pumps : 4
Let’s look into these topics in detail.

·         Theory of Machines & Machine Design:
This topic covers the concepts of a simple machine, four bar connection and movement of the link; Flywheels and energy fluctuations, transmission of power via belts such as V-belts and Flat belts; clutches comprising plate and conical clutch; Gear types like Gear profile and Gear ratio calculation, Governors comprising Principles and classification; welded joint; Cams, Bearings, Friction in collars and axis.

·         Strength of Materials and Engineering Mechanics:

The subtopics included are: Equilibrium of forces; Law of motion, Friction, Stress and strain concepts; Elastic limit and constants; bending moments; cutoff force diagram; Stress in composite bars; twisting of circular shafts; Bucking of columns based on theories of Euler and Rankin; thin walled pressure vessels.


·         Thermal Engineering:
Pure Substances Properties:

P-V and P-T diagrams of substances such as H2O, Steam table concept based on 
steam generation process; Saturation; wet and superheated status; Dryness fraction 
of steam; Superheat degree of steam; H-s form of Steam chart or the Mollier’s Chart.

1st Law of Thermodynamics:
The topic comprises Stored and internal energy definitions; first law of 
Thermodynamics on Cyclic Process; Equation of Non-flow energy; Energy Flow and 
Enthalpy terminology; Steady State and Steady Flow conditions and The Equation for Steady State and Steady Flow.

2nd Law of Thermodynamics:

Sink definition; Source Reservoir of Heat; Heat Engine; Heat Pump and Refrigerator; 
Thermal efficiency of heat engines & co-efficient of performance of Refrigerators; 
Statements of 2nd Law of Thermodynamics by Kelvin-Planck and Clausius; Absolute or 
Thermodynamic scale of temperature; Clausius Integral; Entropy change calculation of 
ideal gas processes. Carnot Cycle & Carnot Efficiency; PMM-2; definition and its 
impossibility.



Air standard cycles for IC Engines:
Otto cycle; cycle plot on P-V, T-S and h-s planes; Thermal efficiency; Diesel Cycle; 
Plot on P-V, T-S planes; IC Engine Performance; IC Engine Combustion; IC Engine 
Cooling and Lubrication.

Rankine Cycle of Steam:
Rankine cycle plot on P-V, T-S and h-s planes; Rankine Cycle efficiency, with and 
without pump work. Boilers; Classification; Specification; Fittings & Accessories 
comprising fire tube and water tube boilers; Air Compressors and the cycles; 
Refrigeration cycles; Refrigeration Plant Principle; Nozzles and Steam Turbines.
·         Fluid Mechanics & Machinery:

Properties & Classification of Fluid:
Fluids- Ideal and Real; Newton’s Law of Viscosity; Newtonian and Non-Newtonian 
fluids; Compressible and Incompressible fluids. Fluid statics comprising Pressure at a 
point; Fluid pressure measurement including Manometers, U-tube, Inclined tube. Fluid 
Kinematics including Stream line, Laminar and Turbulent flow, Internal and External 
flow, Continuity equation. Dynamics of ideal fluids including Bernoulli’s equation; Total 
Head, Velocity head; Pressure Head; Application of Bernoulli’s equation; 
Measurement of flow rate Basic Principles; Venturimeter, Pilot Tube, Orifice meter; 
Hydraulic Turbines including Classifications, Principles; Centrifugal Pumps comprising 
Classifications, Principles, Performance.
Production Engineering:
Classification of Steels:
This subtopic includes Mild Steel & Alloy Steel, Heat Treatment of steel; Welding 
comprising Arc Welding, Gas Welding, Resistance Welding, Special Welding 
Techniques or TIG, MIG etc.; (Brazing & Soldering), Welding Defects & Testing; 
NDT, Founding & Casting including techniques, defects, processes in casting, 
Forging, Extrusion etc., Metal cutting principles, cutting tools, Basic Principles of 
Machining with Lathe, Milling, Drilling, Shaping, Grinding, Machines, Tools and 
processes of manufacturing.




Overview:

This article has included the important topics to prepare for SSC JE Mechanical  Engineering. Hope this session has been helpful to the JE aspirants. Make sure you  cover every topic. Set an effective preparation strategy and manage the time for each  section. It is recommended that you refer the syllabus for getting a clear idea on the important topics for SSC JE. 

Practicing online SSC JE Mechanical mock test will surely get you a high score. So get the gears on… Start preparing from this very moment!!!

ALL THE BEST!!!


Important topics for SSC JE Civil Engineering


SSC conducts SSC Junior Engineer (JE) exam for engineering posts.In this article, we will look at some important topics to prepare for SSC JE Civil Engineering.



Important Topics for SSC JE Civil Engineering

Here, we will look at the important topics for SSC JE Civil Engineering. These topics also include weightage questions.
  1. Building Materials & Construction:
  • Weightage: 15-20 questions
  • Sub-topics: Cement, Concrete, Stone & Brick trade, Aggregates, Timber & Paints
  1. Surveying:
  • 10-12 questions
  • Principles, Linear Computation, Angular Computation & leveling, Contouring, Tachometric Survey, Curve setting, Earth work calculation, Advanced Surveying Equipment
  1. Hydraulics:
    • 10-12 questions
    • Fluid properties, Hydrostatics, Flow measurements, Bernoulli’s Theorem, Open Channels & Pipes flow, Pumps & Turbines.
(You are advised to take up Pumps & Turbines topic only after completion of other topics)

  1. Strength of Materials:
    • 10-12 questions
    • Elasticity Constants, Kinds of beams (Determinate & Indeterminate), Bending moment and Shear force diagrams of the simply supported, Cantilever and overhanging beams, Torsion and springs, columns
  2. RCC Design:
    • 10-12 questions
    • Limit State & Working stress techniques, Single handedly Reinforced beams and Double reinforced beams, Shear strength, Columns, Slabs & Footings, Staircases, Retaining wall, Water tanks, (refer IS 456:2000 for direct questions)
  3. Steel Design:
    • 8-12 questions
    • General design principles comprising Riveted & welded connections, Column, Tension members, Beam, Roof Truss & Girder
  4. Estimating, Costing & Valuation
    • 5-8 questions
    • Estimation & Measurement of Brick work- Modular & Traditional bricks, RCC Work, Shuttering, Timber work, Painting, Flooring, Plastering, Trapezoidal formula, Simpson’s rule etc.
  5. Soil Mechanics:
    • 5-8 questions
    • Basic principles comprising Phase Diagram, Index properties, Classification, Permeability and effective stress, Compaction & Consolidation, Shear strength of soils comprising Triaxial shear test, Direct shear test and Vane shear test, Bearing capacity of soil, Earth pressure theories
  6. Irrigation Engineering:
    • 3-5 questions
    • Water requirement of crops : Definition, necessity, benefits; Effects of irrigation, Types & Techniques of irrigation, Hydrology- Rainfall measurement, Run off coefficient, Rain gauge, Loss from precipitation including Evaporation and Infiltration etc. Water required by crops, Duty, Delta and base period. Kharif and Rabi crops, Area of command, Time factor, Crop Ratio, Overlap allowance, Efficiencies of irrigation, Design of canals comprising Lacey’s theory, Kennedy’s Theory and Canal types which are Weir & Barrage, Floods and River training which includes cross drainage work.

  1. Transportation Engineering:
    • 0-4 questions
    • Highway Engineering, Geometric design, Pavement design, Highway materials comprising aggregates and bitumen, Traffic Engineering, Railway Engineering


Overview:

Hope this article has given a clear picture of important topics for SSC JE Civil Engineering. Take SSC JE Civil Mock test as per the latest pattern.

Prepare well. GOOD LUCK! 

Thursday, 7 December 2017

SSC CGL Mock Test Papers with Solutions

Are you looking for the secret to crack SSC CGL Exam? Well apart from hard work and dedication, you need to practice with a series of reliable SSC CGL mock test papers! When lakhs of candidates attempt for the exam, the competition gets tough, so it is very important to prepare and practice well. In this article, we would be talking on how SSC CGL Mock Tests can help you strengthen your preparation.

SSC CGL Mock Test Papers with answers- SSC CGL Exam Pattern
SSC CGL Examination will be conducted in four tiers - Tier I, II, III and IV. The Tier I & II of SSC CGL will be Computer Based Test (CBT) comprising of objective type questions. The Tier III of SSC CGL is a descriptive test and Tier IV includes Computer Proficiency Test/ Skill Test.

SSC CGL Tier-I Exam Pattern

Section
No. of Questions
Maximum Marks
Time Duration
General Intelligence and Reasoning
25
50






60 minutes
25
50
Quantitative Aptitude
25
50
English Comprehension
25
50
Total
100
200


SSC CGL Tier-II Exam Pattern

Section
No. of Questions
Maximum Marks
Time Duration
Quantitative Ability
100
200






2 hours
English Language and Comprehension
200
200
Statistics
100
200
General Studies (Finance and Economics)
100
200

Candidates preparing for the SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam can take help of online platforms which provide free SSC CGL Tier 2 mock test to help you prepare and clear the SSC CGL exam 2017.

How can Mock Test Papers benefit your SSC CGL Exam preparation

  • For more targeted and effective preparation, attempt SSC CGL Question Papers as it helps in deciding which topics to concentrate more.
  • Candidates can measure their level of preparation, as mock tests provide All India Ranking and also gives a detailed analysis of performance along with the scores.
  • SSC CGL Exam is all about time management, speed and accuracy. Mock tests helps in increasing speed and accuracy and practicing regularly ensures that you are able to attempt the maximum number of questions in stipulated amount of time.
  • The mock tests give real-time experience to the candidates as they are designed in a similar manner as the actual exam paper. They help a candidate to gain confidence as by practicing on such interface, you can know exactly what to do and which button to click in the computer system on the day of the exam.
  • SSC CGL Test Series and Mock tests help in identifying your weak areas and sections that needs improvement. You can review the time taken to answer each question, average time spent on correct questions, average time spent on incorrect questions and average time spent on questions that are left unattempted.
  • SSC CGL Mock Tests are designed by experts keeping in mind the latest exam pattern.

How can you analyze SSC CGL Mock Test Papers

is not sufficient to just keep taking Mock tests, candidates should identify their areas of improvement and work on them. After every Mock test, candidate should properly analyze their performance to understand the strengths and weakness.
  • STEP 1: When you attempt a mock test, analyze your accuracy and section-wise scores and decide how much time you should invest in different sections. Attempt sections that you are most comfortable with so that it will help you build up confidence and fetch you a good score too.
  • STEP 2: After sectional analysis, next is question-wise analysis. Candidate should analyze how many questions answered incorrectly, number of questions answered correctly and how many questions were unattempted. Objective of this analysis is to help you identify the questions which needs to be done first, questions which should be tried later and how much time should be allotted to various questions.
  • STEP 3: Check the strategy you used in the previous mock test and decide if you would like to change or modify it. Devise a new plan for the next mock and repeat the process of analysis. Observe mistakes and rectify it.
  • STEP 4: Refine your strategy and keep practicing mock test papers on regular intervals. Look out for shorter methods or tricks and cross check if you solved the paper in lesser time and greater accuracy. The best way to perform well in SSC CGL mock tests is to keep repeating mock tests and analyzing them too.

If you follow the above golden tips, it will surely help you to score well in the SSC CGL Exam.

Monday, 16 October 2017

SSC CGL Quantitative Aptitude Preparation Tips 2017

SSC CGL Quantitative Aptitude Section asked in Tier 2 exam comprises questions from various topics such as Heights and distance, numbers, trigonometry, Geometry, probability, surds, differentiation and integration.
The questions asked vary from medium to difficult level so it is important to focus on advance level questions.

How to Prepare for CGL Tier 2 Quantitative Aptitude test

It is important to prepare this section laboriously so that you do not mess up in SSC CGL Exam Tier 2 Exam. Here are the indispensable tips and tricks to prepare and crack Quantitative Aptitude in SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam.
·          
     1)    Time Management is a must.
·         You get limited time to solve the quantitative questions in SSC CGL Tier 2 section. Solve questions speedily. Do not ponder on just one question. In case, you get stuck on only one question then switch to the next one immediately. Do not waste your own time.
·         
      2)  Practice through NCERT and other offline study material.
·         Practice from NCERT books and e-material. The other study material can brush your basic concepts and techniques. You just have to give proper time to each section.
·         
       3) Online practice will make you an expert.  
·         Yes, it is absolutely mandatory to practice daily through online SSC CGL Mock Test and questionnaires.You can even buy good online practice material as well.

4) You can subscribe to our website to get all the amazing Preparation tips for SSC CGLTier 2 Quantitative Aptitude test
 
5) Do not start from advance questions. This can lower your morale. Start with the basic mathematical concepts and techniques

         
        6) Devise your own shortcuts and techniques to save time. You must sharpen your mind through this activity

 We wish you good luck!


Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Master tips to excel in SSC CGL Tier II 2016: English Language and Comprehension

There is no elevator to success, you have to take the stairs”.
Successful people and success stories of all times have no such factor which seems impossible. There is one thing in common among them i.e. Hard work and Enthusiasm. It depends on an individual how he/she takes her/ her spirit in the correct direction. We are here to encourage some of those people out there who wish to stand out of the crowd by being successful. If you really wish to prosper, you must not miss any scope of securing one of the most coveted jobs of the nation i.e. SSC CGL 2016. So, we expect you to be a real fighter and go for it.


The Staff Selection Commission is back again with the Tier- II examination and all the aspirants have high expectations from this tier as well. The Tier I had a peaceful commencement and Tier II is also expected to have the same. The SSC CGL Tier II consists of the following papers as per the post you apply for:
Paper-I & II 
Compulsory for all categories. Paper I tests your Quantitative ability while Paper II tests your command over English language.
Paper-III 
Only for those who have applied for Statistical Investigators Grade II and Compilers
Paper IV 
Only for those who have applied for Assistant Audit Officer

SSC CGL Tier II: Pattern:

Let us take a look at the pattern of SSC CGL Tier II:
Paper
Subject
Maximum Marks
Number of Questions
Exam Duration and Timings
1
Quantitative Ability
200
100
2 Hours,
10 AM to 12 Noon
2
English Language & Comprehension
200
200
2 Hours,
2 PM to 4 PM
3
Statistics
200
100
2 Hours,
2 PM to 4 PM
4
General Studies (Finance and Economics)
200
To be announced
2 Hours,
10 AM to 12 Noon

SSC CGL Tier II: Schedule of the examination

The Tier 2 papers will be conducted over two days:
1st day
Paper I and Paper II
2nd day
Paper III and Paper IV

SSC CGL Tier II (Expected Tentative Dates):
13th August 2016 (Saturday)
14th August 2016 (Sunday)

Tips to master in “English Language” section of SSC CGL Tier II 2016:
  • Vocabulary
  • Grammar
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Verbal skills
  • Go through some of the important topics which are 100 percent certain to be present in your question paper. Some of them are: Synonyms and Antonyms, Phrase or Idiom meaning, One Word Substitution, Spellings and sentence formations, Gap fillers, Phrase Replacement, Cloze test etc.
  • Develop a regular habit of reading newspapers and articles on a daily basis. This habit will help you to enhance your written and spoken skills.
  • Refer to some standard books like “English Comprehension” by MB Publication in which you get some useful stuff to prepare.
  • Reading Comprehension questions may seem lengthy but we can suggest you an easy approach for solving the RC questions. You can go the other way round for solving these questions i.e. first go through the questions and find the answers in the passage. This approach is faster and you need not require to go through the entire passage.
  • Last but not the least, Have faith in your calibre that you can do it, you certainly can. Your potential should not be exposed any sorts of negative factors and always remember that “You are the ultimate winner”
We wish this article will help you to ace the “English Language and Comprehension” section of the SSC CGL Tier II examination. 

Stay connected for more important updates. Good luck!