Analyzing Your SSC CGL Raw Scores: Insights and Expectations
Analyzing Your SSC CGL Raw Scores: Insights and Expectations
SSC CGL, or the Combined Graduate Level Examination, is a crucial step for many aspiring candidates seeking government jobs. Raw scores play a significant role in determining the final outcome of the exam. In this article, we analyze the raw scores from various shifts and provide insights on what these scores mean in the context of the CGL exam.
SSC CGL 2020 Tier 1: August 2nd Shift
For a candidate in the 2nd shift of CGL 2020 Tier 1, the experience was described as neither hard nor easy. The scoring breakdown was as follows:
Reasoning: 21 / 41 Quantitative Aptitude: 25 / 50 English: 25 / 50 General Awareness: 14.5 / 25.5Summing up these scores gave a total of 166.5. However, the candidate felt that a few silly mistakes in Reasoning and General Awareness could have added 5–6 marks to the total score. The candidate is hopeful about their performance in the mains and believes that the descriptive section is more luck-based. They express gratitude for any positive outcome.
SSC CGL 2020 Tier 1: August 17th Shift 3
Another candidate took the exam on August 17th in Shift 3. Despite issues with the LTI (Likely Test Implementation), the candidate maintained composure and continued with the exam. According to Shubham Bhaiya's analysis, it was an easy shift. The scores were as follows:
English: 43 Reasoning: 41.5Adding these up, the total raw score was 151. The candidate is eagerly waiting for the results and expresses hope for a favorable outcome.
SSC CGL 2020 Tier 1: August 16th Shift 1
A candidate who appeared in the 1st shift of CGL 2020 Tier 1 on August 16th faced a moderately easy shift. The scores are as follows:
English: 40.5 Reasoning: 41 Maths: 40 General Awareness (GA): 22.5The total raw score was 144. The candidate expressed hope for a job opportunity and seeks advice on their chances. This shows the importance of the mains phase, as the preliminary scores can be variable.
SSC CGL 2020 Tier 1: August 13th Shift 3
A candidate who took the exam on August 13th in Shift 3, after having previously appeared in SSC CHSL 18 and achieving rank 534, faced challenges due to a limited preparation period of only 3 days. The scores were:
English: 40.5 Reasoning: 40 Maths: 40 General Awareness (GA): 21The total raw score was 141.5. Despite leaving a few simple questions unanswered, the candidate is not satisfied with their performance. They express regret for the haste in answering and feel that the gap between their CHSL score (179 raw) and their current CGL score is due to either an error in the CGL exam or the day not being conducive to their performance.
These raw scores and candid reflections provide valuable insights into the SSC CGL exam, highlighting the importance of preparation, consistency, and managing test anxiety. Prospective candidates can use this data to assess their own performance and strategize their approach for the mains phase.