Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning SSC CGL


As the SSC CGL exam is just around the corner, we know that you are looking for quality study material. In this write-up, we will discuss the Reasoning and General Intelligence part of the SSC CGL exam. SSC CGL Tier 1 exam will be held from 2nd March to 11th March 2020. Please note that the verbal and non-verbal reasoning questions make up almost 25% of the Tier 1 exam and you can easily score a lot of marks in this section if you are familiar with the SSC CGL syllabus and exam pattern.
Exam Pattern-
This section of the exam will consist of 25 questions. Each question is of 2 marks each and .50 marks will be deducted in case of an incorrect answer. The SSC CGL 2020 Tier 1 exam will consist of four sections and you will be quizzed on English, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and General Intelligence & Reasoning. The total time allotted for this exam is 60 minutes and you will have to answer 100 questions.
An in-depth analysis of the General Intelligence and Reasoning Section
The major chapters for the Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning section and the number of questions that might come from the section are mentioned below.
Verbal Reasoning-
For the ‘series’ topic you will have to learn about Missing Characters, Classifications, Analogy and Odd pair. You can expect at least four to five questions from this section.
Mathematical Operations, Symbols and Decoding are topics that you should prepare for the coding section. Three to four questions are asked from this section.
The logic part of the SSC CGL 2020 exam will contain topics like Assumption, Syllogism and Venn Diagrams. You can ask two to three questions from this topic.
The ‘Arrangement’ section of the exam will have topics like Blood Relations, Puzzles, Direction Sense, and puzzles. Around four to five questions are asked from this section.
Non-Verbal Reasoning-

To prepare for the nonverbal reasoning section of the SSC CGL 2020 exam you have to be thorough with topics like Mirrors and Water Reflection, Cubes & Dices, the sequence of figures, Paper cutting, folding and punching. Configuration, odd pieces, and fitting pieces are also part of this section. You can expect at least 7-8 questions from this section.
The verbal reasoning section makes up almost 66% of the reasoning section. The nonverbal reasoning section will make up 34% of the exam.
A successful SSC cgl 2020 preparation strategy will consist of taking mock tests, being familiar with the syllabus and basic understanding of the concepts. You should also attempt previous year question papers in order to get an understanding of the exam pattern. As the exam is pretty long, you should manage your time efficiently if you don’t want to miss any questions.
We are confident that after going through this write-up, you will face no issues with the verbal and non-verbal questions that are asked in the SSC CGl exam. If you are stuck somewhere then you can visit study24x7.com for more information.

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