One paper with four sections—General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension—makes up the Tier 1 SSC CGL test's exam structure. There are 100 questions on the paper, and there are 200 total marks. Quantitative Abilities, Statistics, and General Studies (Finance and Economics) each have 100 questions, while English Language and Comprehension have 200. Tier 2 consists of four examinations. Each of the four papers carries 200 marks. Tier 4 is a skill-based test, while Tier 3 is a descriptive test.
In 2016, the SSC CGL pattern changed. No personal interviews are done for any SSC CGL positions under the new pattern. Instead, depending on the position the candidates have applied for, the Tier 4 test comprises of either a Computer Proficiency Test or a Data Entry Skill Test.
Negative marking is allowed in the SSC CGL 2022 exam, yes. Each unsatisfactory response for Tier 1 and Tier 2 (Papers 1, 3, and 4) will be deducted 0.50 marks. There will be a 0.25 marks deduction for Paper 2 in Tier 2. Candidates should try to respond to the questions they are most familiar with.
English, General Awareness and Current Affairs, General Intelligence and Reasoning, and Quantitative Aptitude are among the disciplines included in Tier 1 of the SSC CGL. The subjects in Tier 2 are General Studies (Finance and Economics), English Language Comprehension, Statistics, and Quantitative Ability. In Tier 3, candidates must attempt a descriptive paper in either Hindi or English to assess their proficiency in writing in that language.