SSC CGL Exam Analysis 2024, 9th September Shift 3

The third shift of the first day of the Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2024 has been conducted by the Staff Selection Commission and the candidates who have appeared for the paper have shared their experience of the paper. After carefully examining the feedback submitted, we have accumulated a thorough S analysis of the SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam 2024 for 9th September Shift III in this article.

SSC CGL Exam Analysis 2024

The level of difficulty is a very dynamic aspect of the SSC CGL exam and depends on a number of factors that vary in every shift. For the exam held In the paper held from 3 to 4 PM on the first day of SSC CGL Exam 2024, the section-wise and overall difficulty level of the questions asked has been provided below for the reference of the candidates who have appeared in this shift as well as for those who have their exams in the upcoming shifts.

SSC CGL Exam Analysis 2024: Good Attempts

The number of questions solved in a particular shift is a very subjective matter and is different for each of the candidates who appeared in that shift. The number of attempts that can be considered as a good figure is analyzed for each section out of 25 and for the overall paper out of 100. The table below provides the SSC candidates with a detailed view of the good attempts in the third shift of the CGL Exam held on 9th September.

Questions Asked in the SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam 2024 9th September Shift III

The questions in this shift were asked from various topics across the four sections of the paper. We have provided a list of the memory-based questions shared by the candidates after exiting the examination hall. Let us look at these questions in a section-wise manner.

General Intelligence and Reasoning

General Awareness

Quantitative Aptitude

English Comprehension

SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam Pattern

The question paper of the  SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam consists of 100 questions distributed equally among four sections. The candidates get a composite time of 60 minutes and each question carries 2 marks. Each incorrect answer submitted will result in the deduction of 0.5 marks. The exam pattern for the first stage of the SSC CGL selection process is as follows: