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Expected Cutoff Marks for SSC CGL 2014 Tier-I Exam

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We know that the question papers of 19th October's exam were tougher than that of 26th October. But we don't know what will SSC actually do for candidates of 19th Oct's exam. Should SSC apply scaling method? We don't have any idea about this. But considering all the matter, we have analysed an expected cutoff which are given below-

  • Gen/ UR : 95-100
  • OBC : 80-85
  • SC : 70-75
  • ST : 65

Please Note: These cutoff marks are predicted and its our personal analysis. The final cutoff marks may be slightly differed from our prediction. 


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Review on SSC CGL 2014 Tier-I Exam held on 19.10.2014

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Subject-wise review of SSC CGL 2014 Tier-I exam held on 19th October, 2014

SSC has shown its height of level again after CGL 2013 Tier-II re-exam! The question paper was far and far tougher than CGL 2013 tier-I re-exam. We will discuss here part-wise review. Go through!

General Intelligence (GI) : The GI section was the most easy part among the rest of the sections. In an average, candidate were able to attempt between 40-45 questions out of 50 questions. Aspirants need not apply too much logic for the questions. In one word, the questions have easy logic. Questions were asked from number/ alphabet series, code-decode, arrange according to dictionary, statement-inference, question-answer figures, venn diagrams, matrix etc.
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Quantitative Aptitude : One of the toughest section of the question paper. Some of the questions were very confusing and time-consuming. It has taken around 40-45 minutes to solve 35-40 questions! But the geometry and trigonometry questions were surprisingly easy. The rest of the questions were asked from profit & loss, percentages, algebra (was tricky and very calculative!), boat & stream, time & work, pipe & cistern, HCF, LCM, proportion, mensuration etc.


 English Comprehension : It is the toughest section of the paper. Even the questions are tougher than the questions asked in SSC CGL 2013 Tier-II re-exam! Specially the most of one word substitution and idioms/ phrases questions are unknown to the candidates. There were two passages which were too lengthy.

General Awareness : This section was moderate and as usual. Specially the questions from economic were too tough and confusing. 


So, it can be seen that the overall question paper of SSC CGL 2014 Tier-I exam held on 19.10.2014 was tougher than CGL 2013 tier-I exam and previous years' exams. It is really a tough task to attempt more than 135-140 questions within stipulated time. After the exam, according to us the cutoff marks for SSC CGL 2014 tier-I exam will not exceed 100 (for Gen category) like 2013 re-exam.

Friends, share your attempts and expected here as comments.



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No State Preference in SSC CGL 2013 Recruitment

Posted by Priyabrata Das | 22:38 | ,




Bad things are happening in SSC CGL 2013 exam. Firstly, the entire recruitment process of SSC CGL 2013 was cancelled even after conducting of CGL 2013 tier-II exam! Secondly, the state preference in SSC CGL 2013 recruitment has been withdrawn.




Then what will happen? What will be its effect?

ssc cgl 2013 state preferenceNow the candidates will have no choice of state preference. As a result, the state allocation for all provisionally selected candidates will be solely made by the respective department where the candidates will be posted.  

No doubt, it's really a non-sense decision by SSC. We can't such type of senseless decision from SSC. As a result it will encourage fraud in post-recruitment process. Mr. N.K. Raghupathy, Ex-Chairman of SSC, has just expressed his anger on social media! Let's see what he has posted in Twitter and Facebook -
So, it is now official. SSC will not make state allotment in CGLE 2013. What a senseless decision. SSC appears to be bent on burying transparency and thus directly fostering corruption. It first dispensed with the transparent display of marks of all candidates, thus indirectly encouraging frauds in SSC Examinations and now this........

What's you opinion? Share with us!

So friends, what do you think- did SSC take right decision or not? Share your views as comments here. We will be eagerly waiting for your opinion.


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Review on SSC CGL 2013 Tier-II Re-exam held on 21.09.2014

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Review of SSC CGL 2013 Tier-II Exam held on 20th & 21st September 2014

ssc cgl tier-II review"Many People, Many Opinion"- this would be the appropriate line for CGL Tier-II 2013 re-exam. After the re-exam, some candidates says 'Math paper was easy, but English was tough', some says 'Math was tough, but English was easy'. But at the end, it can be said that the overall question papers (Paper-I & II) were quite tougher than that of previous year's exam. Now let's have look on paper-wise review of CGL 2013 re-exam.


Quantitative Abilities (Paper-I) :

Well, when the exam of maths paper was started it had been seemed that the question paper was easier than previous year's exam. But whenever get into mensuration, geometry, the candidates felt horrible! The questions on mensuration were too lengthy and thus it took too much time to read out the questions! But after reading the questions (successfully!), candidates stuck to solve the problem. As a result, lots of time were wasted such a way. It is very difficult to solve 60-65 questions correctly within the stipulated time.

Questions were asked from Algebra, HCF/LCM, Profit & Loss, Percentage, Data Interpretation, Time & Work, Time & Distance, Mensuration, Geometry, Height & Distance etc.There are 1-2 wrong questions/ options.


English Language & Comprehension  (Paper-II) :

The English paper was seemed to be easy, but not easier than previous year's exam. There were 5 passages that contain total 30 marks and this portion was easy. But the questions on re-arrangement were too lengthy and this sections contains total 20 marks! So, imagine how much time you need to solve these! But overall this paper was average. On an average candidates are able to solve 160-170 questions.


Statistics (Paper-III) :

The re-exam for statistics i.e. paper-III was conducted on 20.09.2014. According to the candidates, the statistics paper was moderate. Some parts are easy, some are tough. But overall the question paper was a little bit tougher than previous year's question paper. We will publish soon the pdf of the complete statistics question paper on this website.


Friends, now your time to share here your attempts in SSC CGL 2013 re-exam held on 21st September, 2014. Also share your attempts in paper-III if you have appeared for. 

Attention: We will publish soon the expected cutoff marks of SSC CGL 2013 re-exam (tier-I + II) here. Stay Tuned!


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Expected Cutoff Marks for SSC CGL 2013 Re-Exam (Tier-I)

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In tier-I re-exam, the cutoff marks for UR should not be above 100 marks. Previous year, the cutoff marks for UR (for all posts) was 96. This year, the cutoff marks will be near about the same marks. Based on our analysis, we have made the expected cutoff marks in SSC CGL 2013 re-exam held on 27th April and 20th July, 2014. The category-wise cutoff marks are as follows-


  • UR : 90-95
  • OBC : 80-82
  • SC : 75-76
  • ST : 65-70

Important: These cutoff marks are for all posts including Statistical Investigator/ Compiler. The cutoff marks for Tax Assistant will be released separately which could be 3-4 marks less than the cutoff marks for all other posts. This is our personal opinion and analysis. The original cutoff marks may be slightly differed. 

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Tentative Vacancies in SSC CGL 2013 Recruitment

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Today we are here to share tentative vacancy details of SSC CGL 2013 re-exam. See the image below-

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Please Note: These vacancies are not from SSC officially. The actual vacancies may be slightly differed from these vacancies.


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SSC CGL 2013 Re-Exam on 13th & 20th July, 2014: S.K. Ranjan

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Now all the CGL 2013 aspirants are waiting for the official announcement. Hopefully it will be released within few days. Today SSC NWR Regional Dy. Director, Mr. Sunil Kumar Ranjan has posted on Facebook that the re-exam is proposed to be held on 13th & 20th July, 2014. We have given below the snapshot of his facebook-post-

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So friends, now it is confirmed that Mr. N.K. Raghupathy did not tell a wrong news. Many aspirants didn't trust our news. But it has been now proved that we never provide any wrong news and never spread any rumours. The re-exam is knocking at the doors. Start your preparation from now. All the best!


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SSC Stenographer (Gr. C & D) 2014 Recruitment Notice

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Vacancy, Eligibility details for SSC Stenographer 2014 Recruitment

Vacancy: There are total 534 posts. The category-wise vacancy details are as follows-

  • Stenographer Grade-C post : 38 (UR 27, OBC 4, SC 1, ST 6)
  • Stenographer Grade-D post : 496 (UR 300, OBC 101, SC 62, ST 33)

Age Limit: Between 18-27 years as on 01.08.2014.

Educational Qualification: Candidates are required to pass 12th standard exam or equivalent from a recognized institution/board.

Scale of Pay: Pay scale and salary for SSC Stenographer (Grade C&D) posts are given below-

  • Grade-C post: Rs.9300-34800 with a grade pay of Rs.4600.
  • Grade-D post: Rs.5200-20200 with a grade pay of Rs.2400.



How to apply for SSC Stenographer Gr. C&D 2014 recruitment Exam

Application Fees: Rs. 100 for General and OBC candidates. No application fee is required for SC/ ST/ PWD/ Women candidates. Application fees must be submitted either through Online (internet banking) or Offline (bank payment challan).

How to apply: Candidates can apply through only online mode of application. There is no other mode of application is available there. You can through official website of SSC.


Important Dates: 

Online Registration starts from : 31.05.2014
Closing date of online application (Part-I) : 25.06.2014
Closing date of online application (Part-II) : 27.06.2014
Date of written examination : 14.09.2014


Don't know syllabus and exam pattern? Read out here Syllabus & Pattern of Exam for SSC Stenographer (Gr. C&D) Recruitment Exam.

For official notification, check here.


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SSC CGL 2013 Re-Exam may be on 13th July, 2014: Source

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Meanwhile the Ex-Chairman of SSC, Mr. N.K. Raghupathy tweeted that CGL 2013 re-exam is going to be conducted on 13.07.2014 in the rest of centres. He has also said that SSC CGL 2013 Tier-II re-exam may be held in October/ November, 2014 and the interview in February, 2015. The result of SSC CGL 2013 re-exam (Tier-I & II) is expected to be published in April-May, 2015. Now let's see what actually N.K. Raghupathy posted in Twitter and Facebook-
It is reliably learnt that the reexamination of Tier I of CGLE 2013 may be held on 13th July 2014 in the other centres and Tier II sometimes in Oct-Nov 2014. Interviews may be in February 2015 and, therefore, final results can be expected in April-May 2015......


Now we can't ignore the news from Mr. Raghupathy and this news, he got, must be reliable. So friends, wait for official notice which is going to be released soon. Finger Crossed!


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UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Notification, Application details

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Name of the Posts to be recruited through UPSC Civil Service Exam

  • Indian Administrative Service.
  • Indian Foreign Service.
  • Indian Police Service.
  • Indian P & T Accounts & Finance Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Audit and Accounts Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Central Excise), Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Defence Accounts Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Revenue Service (I.T.), Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Ordnance Factories Service, Group ‘A’ (Assistant Works Manager, Administration).
  • Indian Postal Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Civil Accounts Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Railway Traffic Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Railway Accounts Service, Group 'A'.
  • Indian Railway Personnel Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Post of Assistant Security Commissioner in Railway Protection Force, Group ‘A’
  • Indian Defence Estates Service, Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Information Service (Junior Grade), Group ‘A’.
  • Indian Trade Service, Group 'A' (Gr. III).
  • Indian Corporate Law Service, Group "A".
  • Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service, Group ‘B’ (Section Officer’s Grade).
  • Delhi, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu and Dadra &Nagar Haveli Civil Service, Group 'B'.
  • Delhi, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli Police Service, Group 'B'.
  • Pondicherry Civil Service, Group 'B'

Vacancy, Eligibility details for UPSC Civil Service Exam in 2014

Vacancy: There are total 1291 vacant posts are available.

Educational Qualification: Candidates must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognized university.

Age Limit: Between 21-32 years as on 01.08.2014.


How to apply for UPSC Civil Service Recruitment Exam

Application Fees: Rs. 100 for General/ OBC candidates. No fee is needed for SC/ ST/ PWD candidates. Application fees can be paid through Offline (payment challan) or Online (Net-Banking).

How to apply: Candidates are required to apply online through UPSC official website www.upsconline.nic.in.


Important Dates: 

Staring date of online registration: 31.05.2014
Last date of online application: 30.06.2014 till 11.59 p.m.
Last date of payment fees: 29.06.2014 till 11.59 p.m.
Date of Preliminary Exam: 24.08.2014

Read out the official advertisement for UPSC Civil Service 2014 Examination.

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Result of UPSC CDS (I) 2014 Written Exam declared

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To view the result status of UPSC CDS 2014 Exam (I), check here.

Many many congratulations to all shortlisted candidates!

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List of Cabinet Ministers in NDA Government (Till Date)

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Name of all Cabinet Ministers of India and their Ministries after 2014 Lok Sabha Election

  • Prime Minister : Narendra Damodardas Modi
  • Home Affairs : Rajnath Singh
  • Finance & Defence : Arun Jaitley
  • Railways : D.V. Sadananda Gowda
  • Minority Affairs : Najma Heptulla
  • Tribal Affairs : Jual Oram
  • External Affairs : Sushma Swaraj
  • Health and Family Welfare : Dr. Harsh Vardhan
  • Maneka Gandhi : Women and Child Development
  • Agriculture : Radha Mohan Singh
  • Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution : Ram Vilas Paswan
  • Communications and IT, Law and Justice : Ravi Shankar Prasad
  • Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises : Anant Geete
  • Civil Aviation : Ashok Gajapathi Raju
  • Food Processing Industries : Harsimrat Kaur Badal
  • Mines, Steel, Labour and Employment : Narendra Singh Tomar
  • Road Transport and Highways, Shipping : Nitin Gadkari
  • Human Resource Development : Smriti Irani
  • Social Justice and Empowerment : Thawar Chand Gehlot
  • Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs : Venkaiah Naidu
  • Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation : Uma Bharati
  • Food Processing Industries : Harsimrat Kaur Badal
  • Rural Development, Panchayati Raj : Gopinath Munde
  • Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises : Kalraj Mishra

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Result of FCI Management Trainee 2013 Recruitment out

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The result is available for different zones. To view your result status of FCI MT 2013 recruitment exam, visit www.fcijobsportal.com or check here.

Congratulations to all successful candidates!

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SSC CHSL 2013 (DEO & LDC) Final Result declared

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How many vacancies are there in SSC CHSL 2013 Recruitment

Well, SSC has now released the total vacancies along with category-wise vacancies. We are giving here the vacancy details-
  • DEO - Total 1016 (UR 517, OBC 274, SC 150, ST 75)
  • LDC - Total 2018 (UR 1014, OBC 563, SC 253, ST 188)

ssc chsl resultFor DEO post, total 4670 candidates have been qualified in DEST out of 7396 candidates and for LDC, 4709 out of 9887 candidates.


To view the roll number of provisionally selected candidates through SSC CHSL 2013 recruitment, check here.


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GK Questions of PA/ SA exam held on 18.05.2014 (Punjab circle)

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General Knowledge Questions with Answer Keys asked in PA/ SA exam held on 18.05.2014 (Punjab Postal Circle)

  • Capital of South Sudan? (Ans- Juba)
  • Which Indian state has the largest wind farm cluster? (Ans- Tamil Nadu)
  • Name the country who has implemented Nitaqat Law recently? (Ans- Saudi Arab)
  • When was the Lokpal and Lokayukta Bill 2013 got the ascent of the President? (Ans- 1st January, 2014)
  • In which Indian state, Nagarjun Sagar Dam is situated? (Ans- Andhra Pradesh)
  • Region of Chilka lake is situated between the deltas of which two rivers? (Ans- Godavari and Mahanadi)
  • Which is not a fossil fuel or not derived from fossil fuel? (Ans- Bio Gas)
  • Who was the first Indian Governor General of independent India? (Ans- Chakravarty Rajagopalachari)
  • For maximum how many days, Rajya Sabha can delay a money bill which is passed by Lok Sabha? (Ans- 14 days)
  • Who was the President of Congress during Surat Session (in 1907)? (Ans- )
  • Against whom Shahjahan fought the battle of Kartarpur? (Ans- Guru Hargovind Singh)
  • Which are the three fundamental quantities? (Ans- Length, Mass and Time)
  • Recently one cricket created history on 1st January, 2014 by scoring fastest ever century in ODI cricket off 36 balls. He is from which country? (Ans- New Zealand)
  • What does Schedule 8 in the constitution of India deal with? (Ans- Languages)
  • Huein Tsang visited the Chalukya Kingdom during whose reign? (Ans- Pulakesin-II)
  • What does it mean when finance minister keeps some services under the negative list?
  • Which is not a natural environment? (Ans- Crop Field)

If you remember rest of GK questions, you may share with us.

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