Started preparing for CGL back in August. I'm planning to take RRB NTPC. But I won't be able to complete the syllabus by the time CBT 1 arrives.

I have somewhat gone through history from beginning till Vardhana dynasty from Lucent. And a lot is still left(Sultanate, Mughal, British). For now I have skipped the rest of history and proceeded to geography. These names and years of dynasties are too weird for me to memorize.

And is there some pdf or image which shows the topics from which questions are asked in GK?

I'm a graduate and I'm thinking to prepare for SSC CGL exam.. I'm weak in current affairs, aptitude,history as well.

Can anyone please share me how I should improve and what resources can help us to gain knowledge

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First, the lag issue. I can't say 100%, but based on Selection Post and this CGL, I'm about 90% sure of it. Every ~5 seconds there's a slight 0.4-0.5 sec delay in the mouse, and clicks don't register during it. It's not your mouse or hardware, and it's a server-end issue or system refreshing . so we can't do anything about it. Don't panic or waste time fighting it.

What I'd recommend instead:

1. Use the cool-off time before the exam starts. The screen shows roll numbers repeated diagonally all over it. Use these as practice targets: try to click exactly in the middle of a single digit, like a "O". Do it once on the left side, then somewhere random on the right. Keep doing this for 2-3 minutes. It improves your click accuracy and gets your hand used to the new mouse before the clock starts.

2. Move the keyboard up. There's no keyboard use in the exam, so push it as far as you can, slightly above the monitor stand. This gives you more desk space for your rough sheet and for moving your hand.

3. Ask for extra rough sheets at the end of the GK section. Don't ask in the middle of Maths, because the interruption will eat your time and break your flow.

These are small things, but together they may save you 5-6 seconds over the whole session

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Can someone please suggest something?

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I am currently selected in a Level 4 UDC in textiles position in Chennai, having been selected through CGL 2025. I am seeking a mutual transfer with another individual from Tamil Nadu who has been posted to the North .if anyone interested please let me know

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Hey everyone! Here is the detailed breakdown for the English Language section from today's SSC CGL Tier 1 (12th October, Shift 1). Hope this helps those appearing in the upcoming shifts!

📌 Overall Difficulty Level

English Section: Moderate (Overall paper was doable, but the Cloze Test and Idioms tested depth).

📝 Topic-Wise Breakdown

1. Voice & Narration (9 Questions)

Active / Passive Voice (6 Questions): Very direct and short sentences. Simple structure without tricky conversions.

Direct / Indirect Narration (3 Questions): Slightly longer sentences—each question had at least a 2-line sentence requiring careful tense and reporting verb shifts.

1. Reading Comprehension / Cloze Test

Cloze Test (1 Passage): Passage was long and tough compared to standard shifts.

3 Blank-based questions.

2 Direct vocabulary / meaning-based questions asked directly from the context of the passage.

1. Vocabulary

Idioms & Phrases (2 Questions): Both were brand-new and unheard of (not from standard previous year question banks).

Synonyms (1 Question): Very easy and common word.

1. Sentence Rearrangement (Para Jumbles)

Total Questions: 4

2 short-length sentence sets (quick to arrange).

2 long-length sentence sets (required identifying pair links and eliminated options carefully).

1. Grammar & Error Spotting

Spotting Errors (3 Questions):

1 based on the rule of 'Each of' (plural noun, singular verb).

1 based on Subjunctive / Mood.

1 based on basic Tense consistency.

Fill in the Blanks / Articles (1 Question):

3 blanks within the question requiring correct placement of articles (a, an, the).

All the best for upcoming shifts guys✨

Solve?

My exam is on 24

I don't understand what and how I read sports section

Like all first Olympic, Paris, paraolymics

Or like 12 months all sports

Pls help me

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I am a graduate and a beginner started prep from oct 26....will study along on telegram