HOW TO CRACK SSE JE 2023- TIPS & TRICKS

Staff Selection Commission exam questions are the most repetitive. As a result, the previous year's questions must be the main focus of preparation. You should collect the last 10 years question papers and continually solve and revise them. Make a note of the crucial inquiries that are being asked repeatedly. A lot of book consultations will make you feel less confident because you will only learn so much from each one. 

Preparing a separate notebook is crucial for design subjects like RCC, Steel, and some aspects of environmental engineering. Choose the standard question from the previous year's questions for each topic, such as the design of beams, slabs, or columns, which includes all the steps and assumptions. Try to include all the variations that might be possible for that topic in a single question. 

Take one or two questions per subject to cover the entire design portion of that subject. Reread this every day to help your brain become accustomed to the design process. When practicing for questions from last year, never skip the theoretical questions. Try to put down whatever you know, then go over the answers and try again to put it in your own words. Don't make the mistake my friend made during the early stages of my preparation of keeping separate notes for them; doing so will only take time. Furthermore, there are fewer theoretical questions in the main exam.

You have to create an exam environment at home practicing daily solving and grading yourself TIME Vs Number of Right answers solved. Speed is crucial because the main exam only has 300 possible points and is only two hours long. My friend used to allot time during the last two months before the exam whenever he completed the previous year's questions, with the restriction that he had to finish these many questions within the next hour. Based on the results of the particular question's marks, he allocated this time. This significantly aided in my ability to increase my speed.

Because of topics like structural analysis and material strength, this really bothered him. He operated under the straightforward tenet of using a red pen to circle any errors he made in the questions he was solving. Even the formulas that he frequently forgot, he immediately annotated in the rough draft. This was very effective in achieving the goal of the brief notes because changing them requires changing the entire question. Additionally, making quick notes takes less time.

It is crucial to determine which five of the six questions you will attempt in the first five minutes. Write how much you are certain you will receive an answer to each of the six questions. Using the score of 40/60, choose the 5 questions you want to try. As your goal is to earn as many points as you can and are confident of, start with questions you are already very comfortable with. After fully resolving them, this will save time in contemplation and boost confidence. Never leave any questions about design or theory unanswered. You will still receive a portion of the grade even if you only write a few steps or the formula.

Remember SSE JE exam can be cleared in 6 months of consistent preparation follow the triple six rule and tag yourself as JUNIOR ENGINEER in the next exam. The first 6 means 6 months whether your exam will be in the coming 3 months but do not fight just wait for a 6-month cycle first finish the syllabus, and sets of questions, and then fight. Next 6 means 6 hours daily productively, divide each alternate hour with concepts & questions. The last 6 means 6 different subjects at a time, remember one thing questions are always asked in different sets, always do not prepare only one subject at a time, always go with 6 subjects with the most asked topics.