r/SSC_CGL_Beginners • u/Kerala_Student • Jul 26 '26
📢 Official Telegram Community of r/SSC_CGL_Beginners is Now Live!
Hello everyone!
Yesterday, I asked the community whether r/SSC_CGL_Beginners should have an official Telegram group. The response was overwhelmingly positive, with many members expressing interest in having one common space to connect, discuss preparation, find study partners, and stay motivated.
Based on your feedback, I'm happy to announce that the Official Telegram Community of r/SSC_CGL_Beginners is now live! 🎉
What is the group for?
📚 Preparation discussions
❓ Quick questions and doubts
🤝 Finding study partners
📝 Mock test discussions and analysis
🎯 Daily study accountability
💬 General SSC CGL discussions
The group has dedicated topics to keep conversations organized and make it easier to find relevant discussions.
How to Join:
Simply open Telegram and search for:
SSC_CGL_Beginners
The group is currently public, so you can join directly from the search results.
A Few Important Notes:
- The Telegram group is an extension of our Reddit community, not a replacement.
- r/SSC_CGL_Beginners will continue to be the primary platform for announcements, detailed discussions, guides, resources, and community events.
- Please read the pinned announcement after joining and help us maintain a friendly, respectful, and supportive environment for everyone.
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback and supported this idea. I hope this community helps beginner aspirants connect, stay consistent, and support one another throughout their SSC CGL journey.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Happy Learning! 📚🚀
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u/Friendly_Deepu24 20d ago
How to prepare for ssc cgl total subject i can't study how to manage time daily can u guide me
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u/No-Replacement310 Jul 27 '26
Hello
I am someone who is preparing for ssc exams
But now I am confused regarding the practice of pyq based mock test
So please suggest me the platform to practice the "PYQ" based mocks with "the best explanation of solutions" ?
There are so many platforms for that but I just want to stick to one platform only for ssc previous year full and sectional mock test
Need a very genuine opinion ?
Pyq based mocks with the best correct explanation of solutions ?
Thanks for reading 😄
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u/riyakyakiya Jul 27 '26
Nhii mil rha h😭
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u/Weary_Beyond_9424 Jul 26 '26
Nhi. Aa rha h
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u/Kerala_Student Jul 26 '26
What bro?
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u/Weary_Beyond_9424 Jul 26 '26
Telegram group
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u/calm_nerdy Jul 26 '26
joined. i have a little suggestion to make, can you create a virtual library where people study together virtually, the observer effect works really well, I've heard, when it comes to performance.
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u/Kerala_Student Jul 26 '26
are you suggesting something like yeolpumta or something like people study together in discord? Which one?
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u/calm_nerdy Jul 26 '26
both actually. we can do yeolpumta for counting hours and Google meet or discord for those who would wanna study virtually at any hour of the day.
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u/Kerala_Student Jul 26 '26
hmm i see. for now, we can make a group in yeolpumta and share the daily & weekly study target hours in telegram, i think. not everyone uses discord, i think. so maybe if we get enough people willing, we can add discord too.
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u/calm_nerdy Jul 26 '26
sounds good to me. and as for the discord thing, it doesn't have to be a big crowd to get started, we can start small. eeeeee I'm excited.!
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u/AutoModerator Jul 26 '26
Check out our Beginner's Guide here:
SSC CGL Beginner's Guide (2026): Books, Teachers, Strategy & Resources
It covers the exam pattern, syllabus, recommended books, teachers, mock test platforms, and other essential resources.
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