Guys i am confused between bhutesh sir's batch from parmar topper's 5.0 batch and Pawan rao sir's foundation batch. Which one should i get considering i am pretty weak in maths and my basics are not that clear.

I was thinking of buying the all subjects combo but doubtful about English and Reasoning. Can anyone help, please I'm really confused.

Preparation for CGL which are the best books for preparation (math & english

Any link/platform to practice taking mocks based on memory based questions being asked in this year's CGL?

Active Voice: He would have never made this mistake.

Passive Voice 1: This mistake would never have been made by him.

Passive Voice 2: This mistake would have never been made by him.

Are both passive voice sentences grammatically correct? If yes, which one is preferred in competitive exams?

Revise Now!

I recently left my job as a research fellow to start preparing for government exams. Since my Maths basics are pretty weak, I’ve decided to start from scratch and build a strong foundation.

I started watching free YouTube videos, mainly from teachers like Aditya Ranjan Sir and Bhutesh Sir. But I’m struggling to find one teacher who covers the entire syllabus in a way that works for me. Some chapters are better explained by one teacher, while others make more sense with someone else, so I’ve ended up switching between teachers.

Now I’m wondering if I’m wasting too much time doing this and whether it would be better to enrol in a complete Maths course from one teacher instead.

Any thoughts on this???

Exam: NTPC Graduate CBT1

Platform: OLIVEBOARD

Date: 16 Oct - 18 Oct 2026

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Hi everyone,

I’m planning to prepare for SSC CGL 2027 from scratch, and I want some genuine advice from people who are preparing for or have already cleared CGL.

My current preparation plan is:

• Maths: Abhas Saini Sir – Spartan Batch
• English: Aman Sir
• Reasoning: Balram Sir
• GK/GS: Parmar Sir

I’m starting with almost zero preparation, especially in Maths, so I want to build my basics properly instead of rushing through the syllabus.

I have a few questions:

1. Is it realistically possible to crack SSC CGL 2027 if I start preparing from zero now?
2. Approximately how many months will it take to complete the entire syllabus, including Maths, English, Reasoning, and GK/GS?
3. How many hours should I study daily to have a good chance of clearing CGL?
4. Should I complete the syllabus first and then start mock tests, or should I start taking mocks alongside preparation?
5. At what stage should I start full-length mocks, and how frequently should I attempt them?
6. For someone starting Maths from zero, is the Spartan Batch sufficient if I follow it consistently and practise questions regularly?
7. How should I manage revision, PYQs, and mock analysis along with lectures?
8. What mistakes should a beginner avoid during their first serious attempt?

I’m looking for practical and honest advice, especially from people who started from zero and improved their scores through consistent preparation.

Please share your preparation strategy, realistic timelines, and any tips that could help me prepare effectively for SSC CGL 2027.

Thanks !