SSC Exam Preparation

As per my opinion and my knowledge, you must prepare for SSC exam so that you can settle yourself soon in a reputed life and can enjoy your life with pride. All the best and have a great life ahead.

As per my opinion and my knowledge, there are many good institution for preparations. Like you can go for paramount. Or, you can also go for KD Campus, or can join career power and many more. All the best and have a great life ahead.

The cut-off is usually at near 150. It changes each year depending on the number of candidates applied.

IMS Guwahati is one of the north-east's best institute for banking coaching. Well experienced trainers and very strategised materials for students aiming to crack any competitive exam like SBI PO, IBPS PO, IBPS clerical, SSC CGL, High court, RRB, FCI and any other government competitive exams. Guidance is provided and trained throughout even for Group discussion and personal interviews.

Dear Deepak,
For any government exam the required percentage is 60% for general, 55 for OBC, 45-40% for SC and ST. Prepare well for banking and SSC exam. It is mandatory for PO exam.
All the best for your future.

The SSC-CGL is a competitive examination based on 4 sections: aptitude, reasoning, general awareness, and English. Among these sections, English and quantitative aptitude are of prime importance, as they are the ones which form the major chunk of the examination. So, these should be given due importance.
Further, you should work on above-mentioned subjects while preparing for the SSC exam. In your free time, you can sharpen your skills in various sections which will make you competent enough to crack the examination in the first go.
Plus, also make a habit of following current affairs and news regularly.

In some companies education gap matters but if you are pursuing MBA or PGDM from reputed institute or B-School then it will not affect your placement. Normally most of the companies accept year gaps.

I hope you are doing well. For MBA admissions, you will have to appear for competitive exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, CET, etc. and they constitute English as its inherent part. If you believe you can work hard on your English then definitely go for MBA. Other than that SSC exam would be easier for you to crack if you have good quantitative skill and it would give opportunities to you as well.

M.Com will be a good & easy option for you. This may help you to have a good career in finance and accounting as a standby option if you could not make it to SSC.