SSC Selection Post · Syllabus

SSC Selection Post Syllabus 2026

The exam assesses a candidate's academic knowledge, reasoning abilities, and physical suitability for the post through a written test and physical standards. Topics below follow the official SSC Selection Post notification pattern — check the linked notification for the authoritative list.

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Tier-I — General Intelligence and Reasoning

Verbal Reasoning
Non-Verbal Reasoning
General Mental Ability
Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
Arithmetic Reasoning

Tier-II Paper I — General Studies

History of India
Indian National Movement
Indian Polity and Governance
Geography of India
Economics of India
General Science
Current Affairs

Tier-II Paper II — General Studies

Statistics
Probability
Geometry
Trigonometry
Mensuration
Algebra
Data Interpretation

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST)

Race
Long Jump
High Jump
Shot Put

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SSC Selection Post Syllabus 2026 FAQ

Is the SSC Selection Post exam conducted in multiple stages?

Yes, the examination process includes a written test with two tiers followed by a physical test and a medical examination. Candidates must clear each stage to be considered for the final selection.

Which subjects are covered in the Tier-II examination?

The Tier-II exam consists of two papers, each covering a distinct set of subjects. Paper I focuses on General Studies, while Paper II is dedicated to Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics.

How should one approach the preparation for the General Intelligence section?

Focus on practicing a wide variety of reasoning questions to improve speed and accuracy. Regular practice of previous years' papers helps in understanding the exam pattern and question types.

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