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Points to keep in mind while preparing for Reasoning and General Intelligence for SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam

The preparation of SSC CHSL aspirants must be going on in full swing. And why not? After all the exam will be taking place on June 26 and there is no better time to get ready for this exam than now. The exam pattern of Tier 2 has changed and in this article, we have come up with the points you should keep in mind while preparing for Reasoning and General Intelligence section along with its syllabus.

Logical Reasoning
Alphanumeric Series
Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test
Data Sufficiency
Coded Inequalities
Seating Arrangement
Puzzle
Tabulation
Syllogism
Blood Relations
Input-Output
Coding-Decoding

This is one of the most important sections of the SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam, which is a computer-based test conducted for various posts such as PA, SA, Data Entry Operator, etc. This section tests your ability to solve problems logically and analytically, and requires a good understanding of concepts and practice of various types of questions. Here are some points to keep in mind while preparing for this section:

Know SSC CHSL Tier 2 Syllabus and Exam Pattern

The first step in your preparation is to know the syllabus and exam pattern of Reasoning and General Intelligence for SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam. The syllabus covers topics such as Symbolic/ Number Analogy, Trends, Figural Analogy, Space Orientation, Semantic Classification, Venn Diagrams, Symbolic/ Number Classification, etc. The exam pattern consists of two sessions: Session I and Session II. In Session I, you have to attempt three sections: Section I (Mathematical abilities and Reasoning & Gen Intelligence), Section II (English Language & Comprehension and General Awareness), and Section III (Computer Knowledge Module). In Session II, you have to attempt only Section III (Skill test). The total duration of Session I is 2 hours and 15 minutes, and the total duration of Session II is 10 minutes for LDC/JSA and 15 minutes for DEO.

Practice SSC CHSL Tier 2 Previous Year Papers

One of the best ways to prepare for Reasoning and General Intelligence is to practice previous year papers and mock tests regularly. This will help you to familiarize yourself with the difficulty level, question types, and topics asked in the exam. It will also help you to improve your speed, accuracy, and time management skills. You can also analyze your performance and identify your strengths and weaknesses.

Focus on Important Topics and Concepts

While preparing for Reasoning and General Intelligence, you should focus on the important topics and concepts that are frequently asked in the exam. Some of these topics are Series, Seating Arrangement, Blood Relation, Inequality, Statement-Assumption, etc. You should clear your basics and learn the tricks and shortcuts to solve these questions quickly and accurately. You should also revise these topics regularly and practice a variety of questions from different sources.

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Avoid Guesswork and Negative Marking

Reasoning and General Intelligence is a section that requires logical thinking and elimination of options. You should avoid guesswork and negative marking as much as possible. You should only attempt those questions that you are confident about or can solve within a reasonable time limit. You should also read the questions carefully and avoid silly mistakes.

Practice Mocks

Don’t forget to take several simulated tests before the actual exam. The way there are several retakes before the actual shoot, in the same way, you can also prepare for your exam by taking mock tests. Taking mock tests will provide you with your All India Rank which you can track on a regular basis to measure your performance. You also get a list of your weak areas on which you can put extra efforts so that you can answer those questions quickly and correctly.

Stay calm and positive

Reasoning and General Intelligence is a section that can be challenging for some candidates, especially if they are not well prepared or face tricky questions. You should stay calm and positive while attempting this section. You should not panic or lose your focus if you encounter any difficulty or confusion. You should try to solve the questions with a clear mind and use your common sense.

These are some of the points that you should keep in mind while preparing for Reasoning and General Intelligence for SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam. If you follow these tips diligently, you can score well in this section and improve your chances of qualifying for the next stage. Wishing you good luck with your exam.

Nikunj Barnwal