Hello Pradum,

SSC-CGL is a very much general knowledge oriented and focused exam and one needs a regular update and clarification of concepts and questions based on previous year question papers and mock tests,there is more to the CGL than what meets the eye of the regular aspirants and one

Hi nakka

For the rank you secured you can get seat in Vasavi College of Engineering. Apart from that college you can also get seat in below listed colleges. Here are some of the colleges in which you can get seat in:

• Jawaharlal Nehru technological University
• JNTUH college of Engineering

I am sorry but there seems to be some confusion in your query. SVNIT does not offer Btech in information technology but rather in computer science and engineering along with other branches. If you belong to the home state quota then you would get CSE otherwise chances are low.

Hello,

I am giving below the list of college you could apply according to your ranks.

AIR-(1-40):direct admission in to IISC and IIT bombay

AIR-(40-100):IIT Bombay(interview)IIT kanpur(interview)direct admission in to IIT chennai, IIT Khargpur

AIR-(100-350):IIT kanpur(interview) IIT chennai IIT delhi(interview) IIT kharagpur IIT roorke IIT hyderabad IIT gauhati

AIR-(400-700):IIT Bombay(3-year

Hello Payal !

First of all if you are sure that you are willing to be in top 100 then you must be much dedicated determined and ready for very hard work .

I suggest you to look around for a good coaching ,purchase books on various subjects ,go through

Dear aspirant,

For The preparation of quantitative analysis you just go through the past year papers and analysis the formulas and concept which was used and used some good author books,

And give some time on maths they will make you to score good and you can earn more and

Payal you have 4 years of preparation that's good and indeed the best you can do is just give your 100% for SSC CGL preparation. Go through the syllabus first. Tier I, Tier II, Comprehensive Writing, Subjective exam. Each syllabus should be in detail and you stick that syllabus in

Hello Puja, 

Since the eligibility criteria for SSC CGL is that the applying candidate must have a provisional degree or they should have a bachelors degree on or before 01.08.2019 for 2019 SSC CGL examination.

You can try in next year with the degree or if you can get provisional

Hi Rohan, The Composite score is the average of your attempted test scores, which is further rounded to the nearest whole number.

 For the rounding up, fractions less than one-half are rounded down; fractions one-half or more are rounded up.

With your given data, it is tough to detemine which