SSC CGL Exam Analysis Tier 1: Check Shift 3 Detailed Exam Analysis; 3rd March

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SSC CGL tier 1 exam analysis 2020: The third shift of SSC CGL tier 1 examination is over. As today is the first day of SSC CGL Prelims exam, students who are going to appear iin the upcoming days must be waiting for the SSC CGL exam analysis and detailed review. The Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Exam is being conducted every year by SSC for the recruitment of posts like Auditor, Tax Assistant, Upper Division Clerk, Assistant Section Officer, Inspector/ Sub-Inspector, Accountant / Junior Accountant, Junior Statistical Officer, Senior Secretariat Assistants etc.

Here is the complete SSC CGL exam analysis and review of the exam held today i.e. 03rd March 2020. The level of the exam was Easy-Moderate. Check the section wise analysis and overall good attempts given below.

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SSC CGL Exam Analysis 2020: Tier 1 Section-wise Analysis:

The section-wise good attempts of all the Subjects is given below. Moreover, you can also go through overall good attempts with respect to accuracy.

Subject	Good Attempt	Maximum Marks
General Intelligence and Reasoning	22-23	50
General Awareness	17-19	50
Quantitative Aptitude	18-20	50
English Comprehension	22-23	50
	79-85	200

Section Wise Analysis of SSC CGL Tier 1: 3rd March – Shift 3

Quantitative Aptitude (Easy-Moderate)

Quantitative Aptitude section is generally lengthy comprising questions from arithmetic and advance maths. The level of this section in the exam was easy-moderate. The topic-wise distribution of questions has been provided below.

Average of 5 consecutive even number is m. If next 5 consecutive even numbers is added. Then find its average?
Find the value of tan60+cosec60=?
In a triangle ABC, AB=AC, Angle A=40. Then find the value of B?
In a race A runs at 100m/min, B runs at 120m/min. B looses to A by 10 min, then find the total distance?
A can complete a work in 20 days, B can do it in 25 days. They both work for 5 days, then B left. In how will days A will complete the remaining work?
Each question has separate DI.

S.No.	Topics	No. Of Questions asked	Level of Exam
1	Ratio	1-2	Moderate
2	Average	1-2	Easy-moderate
3	Number System	1-2	Easy-moderate
4	Simplification	1	Easy-moderate
5	Time & Work	2	moderate
6	Time, Speed & Distance	2	Easy-moderate
7	S.I. & C.I.	1	moderate
8	Profit & Loss	1	Easy-moderate
9	Co-ordinate Geometry	no questions	–
10	Geometry	2	moderate
11	Mensuration	1	Easy-moderate
12	Trigonometry	2-3	moderate
12	Percentage	1	Easy-moderate
12	Algebra	2-3	Easy-moderate
13	DI (Tabular)	4-5	moderate
	Total Questions	25	Easy-Moderate

General Awareness (Easy-Moderate)

General awareness section generally gives a tough time to aspirants. Questions from Current affairs are mainly asked in the exam covering the majority of the portion. Check out the distribution and level of questions asked in this particular section:

Who was the most recognised ruler of Magadh Empire?
Who became the PM of Bhutan in November 2019?
Gupta Dynasty implied which tax on harvest?
Which of the following helps in maintaining equal pressure on our ear?
One question on capitalistic economy.
Which Indian is conferred with First International Shooting Federation Blue Cross Award?

General Intelligence and Reasoning (Easy)

The reasoning section tests the thinking abilities of the candidates and comprises a total of 25 questions for 50 marks. The level of reasoning section was easy. The subject-wise distribution of questions asked along with the level has been provided below.

If DEPEND coded as EPHTJJ, the find the code of HUNGER?
If sum of ages of Ramesh & Suresh on 1st January 2015. And if Suresh is 3 year older than Ramesh, then what is the age of Suresh in 2010?
Series -> difference of prime numbers
If A*B-> A is Father of B, A/B -> A mother of B, A-B -> A is sister of B, A+B-> A is Son of B. H*L-Q+R-Y, So how L is related to Y?

S.No.	Topics	No. Of Questions asked	Level Of Exam
1	Analogy	3-4	Easy
2	Odd One Out	2-3	Easy
3	Series	2	Easy-Moderate
4	Statement & Conclusions	1	Easy
5	Directions	–
6	Sequence (Acc. to Dictionary)	–
7	Word Formation	–
8	Coding-Decoding	3	Easy
9	Mathematical Operations	1	Easy
10	Matrix	–
11	Blood Relation	1	Moderate
12	Mirror Image	1	Easy
13	Venn Diagram	1	Easy
14	Paper Folding Image	1	Easy
15	Missing Term	2	Easy
16	Hidden Figure	1	Easy
17	Cube	1	Easy
18	Counting Figure	1	Easy
19	Complete Figure	1	Easy
20	Misc.	1	Easy
	Total Questions	25	Easy

English Comprehension (Easy-Moderate)

The English Language section was easy. as per the review of students. You can check the English Language paper analysis with the topic-wise distribution of questions and levels given below.

Synonym-> Implode
Antonym-> Vigilant
Idioms & Phrases-> blow one’s own trumpet
Topic of cloze test-> will be updated

S.No.	Topics	No. Of Questions asked	Level Of Exam
1	Fill in the Blanks	1	Easy
2	Sentence Improvement	2	Easy-Moderate
3	Error Detection	2	Easy
4	Sentence Rearrangement	2	Easy-Moderate
5	Idioms and Phrases	2	Easy
6	Synonyms	2	Easy
7	Antonyms	2	Easy
8	Active Passive	2	Easy
9	One word substitution	2	Easy
10	Narration	1	Moderate
11	Spelling Correction	2	Easy
12	Cloze test	5	Easy-Moderate
	Total Questions	25	Easy

SSC CGL Tier -1 Exam Analysis 2019: Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the schedule of SSC CGL tier 1 2019?
ANSWER: SSC CGL tier 1 2019 will be conducted from 3rd March 2020 – 9th March 2020.

Q2: How many shifts are there in SSC CGL tier 1 2019?
ANSWER: There are 3 shifts in SSC CGL tier 1 2019.

Q3: How many sections are there in SSC CGL tier 1 2019?
ANSWER: There are 4 sections in SSC CGL tier 1 2019.

Q4: Is there any negative marking in the exam?
ANSWER: Yes! there is a provision of negative marking. 0.50 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.

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