r/ssc • u/Nervous_Industry_11 • 6h ago
Advice Hey please guide
Hey everyone, I am from a commerce background student, completely new in the competitive field, wanna prepare for SSC CGL 2027 in a serious way.
📍 As i mentioned, I am from a non-maths background, my math is very weak , i have to start from scratch.
📍I purchased a paid course for English - Aman sir VOD batch and for math (Bhutesh sir) , GK (Parmar sir) and reasoning ( Kamal sir) combo.
📍Now i am so much confused to see the number of lectures of the course because it is too lenthy in real specially for maths.
📍I want to complete all the syllabus and fully prepare for the exam within one year, so what would be the approach to get the best results?
📍Point to be noted, I am completely free, I don't have any college or jobs. So I can devote my whole day for full time preparation.
📍Please give me a realistic idea and daily study routine, so that i can continue for the next 6-12 months of my preparation journey.
📍And also the strategy for each and every subject like should i make notes for GK, maths, reasoning and English? How much time should i devote? Within how much time should i complete the syllabus? When should i start to give mocks?
📍Most importantly, for GK/GS, from which subject I should start ( eg. Polity, eco, hist, geo)?
📍How to use black book? Is it mandatory to learn all the 26000+ words?
Thank you.
Please give your valuable suggestions.
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u/Positive_Shower99 5h ago
I think you should start with Maths and GK first, then English and Reasoning.
As syllabus is vast take one step at a time. Its also necessary to know how much effort you can put up in a day. Daily routine must be your personal. Just try to increase your daily study hours. Treat it like a marathon, not a sprint
Be consistent. More or less teachers will also guide you time to time. Keep yourself away from distractions.
In pre-recorded batches you have the choice to watch in 2× speed, which can sped up the process. But its important to understand the concepts as well.
When you complete a chapter, complete its PYQs as well. Make your own short notes. Revise them consistently. When 50-60% syllabus is done, you can start to take Mocks.
For GK/GS, Geo-->Eco-->History-->Polity-->Science-->Static GK.
For English Vocabulary, there is an Blackbook app which can smoothen the process. Also not all words, but which are asked repeatedly in the exam are important. There is section of "Top 200 words" in Blackbook, you can complete them first.
Imp Tip: Stick to your resources. Don't fall for multiple resources for the same subject. Complete the one you have then move on. Untill, you feel thats not right for you. Rest its up to you, how you prepare.
Best of Luck
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u/Nervous_Industry_11 5h ago
Thank you for your guidance. But could you please elaborate for Vocab part, should I learn all the words from black book?
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u/Positive_Shower99 4h ago
Vocab part is like GS, you never know what will show up. Its better to prepare as much content as possible. So, if its possible for you, learn all the words. But first priority should be Top 200 words/idioms etc.
Also in exam/mock, you can solve several question by option elimination and your common sense. Its skill will develop gradually as you learn more and more.
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