hi,

see ssc je and rrb junior engineers exam is mostly recruit for diploma level engineers recruitment, syllabus is fully diploma engineering standard, has less number of numerical and most of the questions comes from theoretical concepts. however to achieve a good score you must study hard and must follow the previous years question paper to know about the difficulty level of exam.

however b.tech degree holders are also eligible to participate in ssc je and rrb je, but if you go though the past years recruitment maximum post is for diploma holders, also compare to other engineering stream like mechanical, electrical, civil engineering vacancy is large. however you must follow standard books for preparation of any competitive exam.

hope it would help.

SSC JE eligibility depends upon the post but the minimum requirement is the 10th. For example for the Junior engineer posts you are eligible with the diploma and the 10th.

Age Eligibility: Should be of at least 18 years of age and not more than 32 years.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

hi,

ssc je has no interview in the selection process, however the whole process has 3 steps,

1. step one- computer based exam, questions are mcq type, as per your stream and some of the general knowledge questions included.

2. step two- written examinations of the particular discipline paper as per your qualifications.

3. step 3- document verification, if you have cleared the written test, you will called for document verification, you must have all qualifications documents as well as category certificate like  ews/sc/st/obc category documents.

Hello aspirant,

Following is the list of top coaching institute in Dhanbad for SSc JE/ RRB JE:

• Career Launcher
• Radiant
• Sachdeva New P.T. College
• David's Career Hub
• Zet English Coaching Centre
• Universal Coaching centre
• Competition Guru
• Movinggears Education
• The Target Competitive Classes
• Maa Sharda Coaching Centre
• Quantum Classes
• Vidya Mandir

Good Luck

Hello Kalyankarna

As per the previous schedule the SSC JE was scheduled to be held between 31st March to 2nd April but because of the outbreak it has been postponed till further notice.

The notice was released by the official website of SSC on 21st March.

Hello Aspirant !

I will suggest you to :

1. Go through the syllabus for the exam on the official website of SSC( https://ssc.nic.in/ ). This will give you a general idea of the topics you need to prepare. This will give you more time to prepare topics that you know nothing about instead of keeping these till the end when you might be tempted to completely skip that topic!
2. The next step is to get the appropriate books to start your preparation. (If you want any suggestion for book please ask)
3. Make a study schedule starting with topics you don’t know at all and then mix it up with one familiar topic a week. This will help you to not overburden yourself with something new every day.
4. In case you have a doubt in any topics, don’t keep it pending till the last day. Clear your doubts while you still have them.
5. Time management applies not only to the time you take out to study but also on how you utilize those 4-5 hours every day.
6. Work on your speed . Your success in clearing the test depends on those 2 hours that you will be writing the paper.
7. Practice more to improve your speed. Every time you solve a question put yourself on a timer and try to beat your score each time you do it.
8. Practice previous years question papers and answer them like you are attempting the real exam. Give yourself 2 hours and try to finish within that time.

Hope it Helps!

All the best:)