Today, I’m super excited to share with you all about the SSC MTS Final Vacancy 2023 and its Syllabus. If you’re planning to appear for this exam, grab your notebooks because this is going to be really helpful!
What is SSC MTS?
SSC MTS stands for Staff Selection Commission Multi Tasking Staff. It’s a great opportunity for those looking to work in various government departments.
SSC MTS Final Vacancy 2023
This year, the SSC has announced a total of 1762 vacancies, with 1366 for MTS positions and 396 for Havaldar in CBIC and CBN. That’s a lot of opportunities for all of us!
SSC MTS Exam Pattern
The SSC MTS exam is divided into two sessions. The first session covers Numerical and Mathematical Ability and Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving. The second session includes General Awareness and English Language and Comprehension. Remember, no negative marking in Session I, but be careful in Session II as there’s a penalty for wrong answers.
SSC MTS Syllabus 2023
General Intelligence and Reasoning:
- Topics include Number
- Alphabetical Series,
- Coding-Decoding,
- Analogy,
- Odd one Out,
- more.
Numerical Aptitude:
- Focus on Number System,
- Percentage,
- Average,
- Time & Work,
- Profit & Loss,
- other topics.
English:
- Basic English knowledge is tested here,
- Including Grammar,
- Vocabulary,
- Idioms,
- Phrases,
- Comprehension, etc.
General Awareness:
- Questions from Indian Constitution,
- History,
- Culture,
- Current Affairs,
- Science Inventions
- Discoveries are common.
Physical Standards for Havaldar Posts
For Havaldar posts, there are specific physical standards and tests like the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST). Men and women have different criteria for height, chest (men only), and weight (women only).
Benefits of Knowing the Syllabus
Knowing the syllabus helps you focus on relevant topics, understand the exam pattern, and identify areas for improvement. It’s a great revision tool as well.
How to Prepare?
Start by understanding the exam pattern and syllabus. Make a study plan and stick to it. Practice previous year papers and take mock tests.