SSC Selection Post XII Online Form 2024

SSC Selection Post Phase 12 Syllabus for Matriculation Level:

• General Intelligence:
  – Discriminating observation
  – Relationship concepts
  – Problem-solving, analysis, judgment, decision making
  – Visual memory
  – Figure classification
  – Arithmetical number series, non-verbal series- Non-verbal type questions
  – Similarities and differences
  – Space visualization
• General Awareness:
  – Geography
  – Economic scene
  – Sports
  – History and Culture
  – General Polity including Indian Constitution
  – Scientific Research
  – General awareness of the environment and its application to society
  – Knowledge of current events and scientific aspects of everyday observation and experience
• Quantitative Aptitude:
  – Number Systems
  – Computation of Whole Numbers
  – Decimals and Fractions and relationship between Numbers
  – Fundamental arithmetical operations
  – Percentages
  – Ratio and Proportion
  – Averages
  – Interest
  – Profit and Loss
  – Discount
  – Use of Tables and Graphs
  – Mensuration
  – Time and Distance
  – Ratio and Time
  – Time and Work
• English Language:
  – Basics of English Language
  – Vocabulary
  – Grammar
  – Sentence Structure
  – Synonyms
  – Antonyms and their correct usage.

The syllabus for SSC Selection Post Phase 12 at the Higher Secondary level is as follows:

• General Intelligence:
  – Verbal and non-verbal type questions
  – Semantic analogy
  – Symbolic operations
  – Symbolic/number analogy
  – Trends
  – Figural analogy
  – Space orientation
  – Semantic classification
  – Venn diagrams
  – Symbolic/number classification
  – Drawing inferences
  – Figural classification
  – Punched hole/pattern-folding & unfolding
  – Semantic series
  – Figural pattern – folding and completion
  – Number series
  – Embedded figures
  – Figural series
  – Critical thinking
  – Problem solving
  – Emotional intelligence
  – Word building
  – Social intelligence
  – Coding and decoding
  – Numerical operations
• General Awareness:
  – General awareness of the environment and its application to society
  – Current events and matters of everyday observation and experience, especially in their scientific aspects
  – Questions relating to India and its neighboring countries, focusing on sports, history, culture, geography, economic scene, general polity including Indian constitution, and scientific research
• Quantitative Aptitude:
  – Arithmetic
  – Number systems
  – Computation of whole numbers, decimals, and fractions
  – Fundamental arithmetical operations
  – Percentages
  – Ratio and proportion
  – Square roots
  – Averages
  – Interest (simple and compound)
  – Profit and loss
  – Discount
  – Partnership business
  – Mixture and allegation
  – Time and distance
  – Time and work
  – Algebra: Basic algebraic identities and elementary surds
  – Geometry: Familiarity with elementary geometric figures, congruence, similarity of triangles, circle and its properties
  – Mensuration: Measurement of geometric shapes
  – Trigonometry: Basic trigonometric concepts
  – Statistical charts: Interpretation and analysis of statistical data
• English Language:
  – Spot the error
  – Fill in the blanks
  – Synonyms/homonyms, antonyms
  – Spelling/detecting misspelled words
  – Idioms & phrases
  – One-word substitution
  – Improvement of sentences
  – Active/passive voice of verbs
  – Conversion into direct/indirect narration
  – Shuffling of sentence parts
  – Shuffling of sentences in a passage
  – Cloze passage
  – Comprehension passage

The SSC Selection Post Phase 12 Syllabus for Graduation level includes topics from various subjects

• General Intelligence: 
  – Verbal and non-verbal type questions
  – Analogies, similarities and differences
  – Space visualization, spatial orientation
  – Problem-solving, analysis, judgment, decision-making
  – Visual memory, discrimination, observation
  – Relationship concepts
  – Arithmetical reasoning and figural classification
  – Arithmetic number series, non-verbal series
  – Coding and decoding
  – Statement conclusion, syllogistic reasoning
  – Semantic analogy, symbolic/number analogy
  – Figural analogy, semantic classification
  – Symbolic/number classification
  – Figural classification, semantic series
  – Number series, figural series
  – Problem-solving, word building
  – Coding & decoding, numerical operations
  – Symbolic operations, trends
  – Space orientation, space visualization
  – Venn diagrams, drawing inferences
  – Punched hole/pattern-folding & unfolding
  – Figural pattern-folding and completion
  – Indexing, address matching
  – Date & city matching, classification of centre codes/roll numbers
  – Small & capital letters/numbers coding, decoding, and classification
  – Embedded figures
  – Critical thinking, emotional intelligence, social intelligence
• General Awareness: 
  – General awareness of the environment and its application to society
  – Current events and scientific aspects
  – India, its neighboring countries
  – Sports, history, culture, geography
  – Economic scene, general polity including Indian Constitution
  – Scientific research
• Quantitative Aptitude: 
  – Computation of whole numbers, decimals, fractions
  – Percentages, ratio & proportion
  – Square roots, averages, interest
  – Profit and loss, discount, partnership business
  – Mixture and alligation, time and distance
  – Time & work
  – Basic algebraic identities of school algebra & elementary surds
  – Graphs of linear equations
  – Geometry including triangle, quadrilaterals, regular polygons
  – Circle, right prism, right circular cone
  – Right circular cylinder, sphere, hemispheres
  – Rectangular parallelepiped, regular right pyramid with triangular or square base
  – Trigonometric ratio, degree and radian measures
  – Standard identities, complementary angles
  – Heights and distances
  – Statistical charts including histogram, frequency polygon
  – Bar diagram, and pie chart
• English Language: 
  – The candidate’s ability to understand correct English
  – Basic comprehension and writing ability
  – Questions in Parts A, B, & D will be of a level commensurate with the essential qualification of graduation
  – Questions in Part C will be of the 10th standard level