Is Quantitative Aptitude Section a HARD NUT TO CRACK for the aspirants of SSC CHSL 2018 Exam?

Calculations are a nightmare for some especially for those who are not good in Mathematics right from the school times. By looking into the recent exam patterns in various government job exams, sectional timings and sectional cut-off both are introduced. It has become a challenge for every aspirant as they need to master all the subjects or sections to crack the exam. Quantitative Aptitude is one such section which needs proper learning and lot of practice to have a comfortable ride during the examination.
There are some important topics which one must prepare these are:
  1. Algebra
  2. Percentage/Profit, Loss & Discount
  3. Mensuration
  4. Geometry
  5. Trigonometry
  6. Ratio/Allegation/Average
  7. Time and Work
  8. Data Interpretation
  9. Simple Interest & Compound Interest
  10. Time, Speed and Distance
  11. Co-ordinate Geometry
  12. Number System
Prepare them well and take a systematic study plan. Make a topic – wise plan and revise them simultaneously by taking topic test.

Tips to prepare effectively for SSC CHSL Exam for QA section:

  1. Note down the topics carefully from the official website so that you can have a systematic study plan.
  2. Learn short tricks and various formulae to ease the complex calculations.
  3. Learn tables of square roots and cube roots. Revise them regularly as it will enhance your speed and accuracy for lengthy and complex calculations.
  4. Subscribe to a youtube channel run by an educational brand as they will offer topic wise lectures on all the relevant topics related to SSC CHSL EXAM.
  5. Buy study material based on latest exam pattern from a reputed educational brand. These portals provide with a readymade STUDY CAPSULES to make the learning easy and relevant. It will give you a readymade list of tables and formulae which will save your time to search for it.
  6. learn the concept well and then apply the short tricks to solve any such question or else it might backfire and you will lose marks unnecessarily.
  7. Take at least one topic test daily to strengthen your base and one mock test after you have completed your entire syllabus of SSC CHLS.
  8. Analyze your performance and study accordingly to improve your weak areas.
  9. Attempt each mock test as your real exam by setting a timer so that you can master sectional timings before the exam.
  10. Remember that SSC follows negative marking so think before you mark the answer. You will be losing as much as .25 marks on each wrong answer.
Hope you will follow these tips while preparing for Quantitative Aptitude Section to score well in this section. Do not leave any of the topics mentioned in the syllabus as selective study will lead you nowhere.
All the best!!!!
Author Bio: Above content is prepared from IBT Delhi – Top SSC Coaching Institute in Laxmi Nagar.

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