SSC CGL tier 1 exam analysis 2021 for August 14; Check question paper difficulty level
SSC CGL exam analysis 2021 for tier 1 exam for August 14 is out. Check SSC CGL question paper difficulty level, good attempts and other important points.
vikrant.shukla | August 14, 2021 | 05:07 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) successfully conducted the Combined Graduate level exam for the tier 1 stage today. The SSC CGL tier 1 exam was conducted in computer based online mode across various exam centres. As per the feedback received by team Careers360, the SSC CGL exam was of easy to moderate level. Candidates who appeared in the CGL 2021 exam or those who are to appear in the upcoming sessions can check the SSC CGL exam analysis to know the difficulty level of the exam, number of questions attempted by candidates and the shift-wise difficulty level of the exam.
Earlier, the SSC CGL tier 1 exam was scheduled to be conducted in May 2021 but it got postponed due to the second wave of the COVID-19. The SSC CGL application form 2020-21 was released on December 29, 2020.
SSC CGL 2021 exam date
|
Events |
Important Dates |
|
SSC CGL admit card date 2021 |
August 3, 2021 onwards |
|
SSC CGL 2021 tier 1 date |
August 13 - August 24, 2021 |
SSC CGL Exam Analysis 2021: Exam Pattern
|
Sections |
Number of Questions |
Total Marks |
Time Allotted |
|
General Intelligence and Reasoning |
25 |
50 |
One hour/60 minute |
|
General Awareness |
25 |
50 |
|
|
Quantitative Aptitude |
25 |
50 |
|
|
English Comprehension |
25 |
50 |
|
|
Total |
100 |
200 |
|
SSC CGL exam analysis 2021 all shifts
SSC CGL Shift 1 analysis: Section-wise analysis (August 14)
|
Sections |
Good Attempts |
Difficulty Level of exam |
|
General Intelligence and Reasoning |
21-22 |
Easy |
|
General Awareness |
15-16 |
Moderate |
|
Quantitative Aptitude |
17-21 |
Easy-moderate |
|
English Comprehension |
18-20 |
Easy |
|
Total |
71-79 |
Easy too moderate |
SSC CGL Shift 2 analysis: Section-wise analysis (August 14)
|
Sections |
Good Attempts |
Difficulty Level of exam |
|
General Intelligence and Reasoning |
20-21 |
Easy |
|
General Awareness |
16-18 |
Moderate |
|
Quantitative Aptitude |
16-20 |
Easy-moderate |
|
English Comprehension |
19-21 |
Easy |
|
Total |
71-80 |
Easy too moderate |
SSC CGL Shift 3 analysis: Section-wise analysis (August 14)
|
Sections |
Good attempts |
Difficulty level of exam |
|
General Intelligence and Reasoning |
16-18 |
Easy-moderate |
|
General Awareness |
19-21 |
Easy |
|
Quantitative Aptitude |
17-19 |
Moderate |
|
English Comprehension |
18-20 |
Easy-moderate |
|
Total |
70-78 |
Easy too moderate |
What after the tier 1 exam?
After the tier 1 exam is conducted, SSC will release the provisional answer key of SSC CGL, followed by the final answer key, SSC CGL result the admit card for the tier 2 exam. Candidates who qualify in the SSC CGL tier 1 exam will be deemed qualified to appear in the tier 2 exam.
Also read - SSC CGL exam analysis 2021 for August 13, 2021
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