SSC 2017: Exam pattern, practice test and other tips

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As the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has decided to conduct the re-examination of Multi-Tasking Staff (Non-Technical) Examination, 2016 (Paper-I) from September 16 to October, the candidates are requested to visit the Commission’s official site for updates on the release of Admit Cards as soon as they are available. The Commission is going to announce the SSC Multitasking Staff Admit Card soon in the 1st Week of September for about 8,300 vacancies of multitasking staff. The Commission had received around seventy lakhs application forms for the exam. As per the latest updates announced by the Commission, the written examination will now be conducted through the online mode. A Computer Based Test will be conducted to shortlist the participants. Candidates who are selected will be called for Personal Interview.

Know Your Exam Pattern:
The SSC MTS 2016--17 Exam pattern has been through a change from this year. It will be conducted online with the number of questions decreased to 100 questions from 200 questions within a time limit of 90 minutes. This Re-examination of MTS Paper I has Objective Type & Descriptive Type questions. The Objective Types comprise the questions based on Reasoning, Aptitude and General Awareness & English. On the other hand paper II (which will be announced shortly) has Short Essay & Letter Writing. There will be total 200 questions.

(Source: SSC)
Practice Test And Tips: The Commission has released practice test online. This online practice test will make you familiar with the actual test environment. It will help you completely prepare to take the computer-based test on your D-day and save any wastage of time on understanding the mode of test. You can also ssolve previous year sample paper to have an actual feel of the test. Analyse your performance in the practice tests and evaluate your scoring areas based on the exam pattern. This will bring clarity on your strengths and weaknesses. It will surely help you find out the strength of your concepts for solving each question.

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