<p>Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam, conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC), opens doors to prestigious government jobs in a plethora of ministries and departments. If you&#39;re dreaming of a secure career with excellent benefits in the public sector, the CGL is your gateway. But before you embark on this journey, equip yourself with the knowledge and resources to conquer this competitive exam.</p>

<p><strong>Q: What is SSC CGL?</strong>&nbsp;<br /> <strong>A:</strong>&nbsp;SSC CGL stands for Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level. It is a national-level examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission for recruitment to various government posts.<br /> <br /> <strong>Q:&nbsp;How many tiers are there in the SSC CGL exam?<br /> A:</strong> The SSC CGL exam consists of four tiers: Tier-I (Computer-Based Examination), Tier-II (Computer-Based Examination), Tier-III (Pen and Paper Mode - Descriptive Paper), and Tier-IV (Computer Proficiency Test/Data Entry Skill Test).<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Q: Is there negative marking in SSC CGL?</strong><br /> <strong>A: </strong>Yes, there is negative marking in the SSC CGL exam. Marks are deducted for each incorrect answer.<br /> <br /> <strong>Q: How can I prepare for SSC CGL?</strong><br /> <strong>A:&nbsp;</strong>Preparation involves understanding the exam pattern, solving previous year papers, taking mock tests, and studying the subjects thoroughly. Consistent practice is key.<br /> <br /> <strong>Q:&nbsp;When does SSC CGL notification usually release?</strong><br /> <strong>A:</strong>&nbsp;The SSC CGL notification is typically released annually, and the exam cycle begins accordingly. Candidates should regularly check the official SSC website for updates.</p>