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plagueddead · 5 months ago

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Technoverse - A guide for interaction roleplay and insert wise.

This was EXTREMELY requested

This blog exceeds to help newcomers to my AU environment. This blog will be updated over time if I see fit to change how this works interacts with itself. This blogs images will be updated over time if I find more suitable matches.

Photos have been found through Pinterest and art station. I will try and credit the source if I can.

This is an AU inspired by Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This is a free to join au. Major canon characters are prohibited from being claimed. Villains are up to discussion.

This is a isn't the backstory post of the turtles but the world they live in.

THIS AU CONTAINS TOPICS OF RACISM, ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES AND ACTIONS, AND VIOLENCE. Though I've done my best to try and make it as friendly as possible. This AU is a 16+ story due to these warnings.

Current AU time

25 years after the ROTTMNT movie.

AU Theme

Cyberpunk dystopia

Fantasy

Dark fantasy

Major city settings within AU

New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, London

City Summary

After the integration of Yokai as independent civilians and free citizens world wide, and with the collaboration of their technology as well as krang salvage, a new system of buildings and interlinks have been created to accommodate citizens. Buildings stacked overhead that pierce the clouds, the old world was left to turn into slums and poor living areas on ground zero. Due to permanent clouds caused by pollution and overhead cities, these major empires are in a permanent state of darkness. Neon signs often light these cities to create a spectacular aroura of lights and designs. Though with a permanent overcast comes with a cost, as rain clouds mix with polluted smog to create a toxic like rain that causes many illnesses. It's common among every citizen to keep an oxygen mask at all times in case of rain.

City main inspiration and reference: Altered Carbon

Major cities as listed above are unique as floating SSC (Solar System Cosmopolis) Cities cover most of the dense populated area. These floating cities serve as purpose as secured homing for politicians, celebrities, and mostly the rich. Though they are also engineered mega labs founded by Barron Draxum and Donatello Hamato. They serve to bring back and study extinct species, cultivate cures for major diseases, and help improve on already futuristic technology. They spin very slowly and resemble that of a solar system. Hense the nickname.

These cities are held afloat by a self sustainable gravity generator that uses the gravity of a man made miniature star; created by Donatello Hamato (age 20).

Main inspiration from CMD Studios recent project!!!

Hidden cities

These main cities are focused world points for another reason. They rest above other hidden cities in which they have their own theme and setting.

New Yorks hidden city belongs to Big Mama, a spider Yokai who deals in illegal gambling and the distribution of illegal mystic items. NY Hidden city remains as a hub for traveling species of Yokai from all around the world.

Hong Kongs hidden city belongs to [REDACTED TBA]- A Dragon Yokai who deals in illegal sales of mystic items and krang salvage from the old battle.

This hidden city is less developed than the others, as most accomodation plans have been denied to preserve its pristine buildings and history. This hidden city resembles deep mountain caverns with buildings built into the sides. Common mystical creatures from Chinese mythology live within this city and rarely travel. Humans are not allowed.

Main inspiration by David Noren!

London's hidden city belongs to [REDACTED TBA] A plant like fairy Yokai who often helps with creating forged ID's to help Yokai find a better place to live. She also is known to sell potions that aren't approved by the hidden cities overlords and FDA.

This hidden city has developed slowly over time, but due to quick overgrowth of plants and trees. Most buildings have been built into large glowing trees that hang over the city in beautiful rainbow colors. The ground is a great hub for growing fruits and herbs for medicines. The Yokai in this hidden city are spirits from English folklore. They have spread over different cities over time.

Main inspiration found on Thin blue line on Pinterest!

Seouls hidden city belongs to [REDACTED] a Polar Bear Yokai who deals in illegal weapon distribution and species trafficking.

This hidden city is up to date and mostly in an indoor environment due to this hidden city being within a freezing temperature climate. More artic themed Yokai live within, but this hidden city is popular as a summar retreat by humans and other Yokai looking to stay cool for the summer. But this hidden city isn't as welcoming to humans as the others.

Main inspiration by Annabale Siconolfi!

Tokyos hidden city belongs to Yeosobai. A jellyfish Yokai who deals with handles most black markets and distribution of illegal substances.

This hidden city is completely underwater. Surrounded on a deep voided ocean under Japan, pod cities have been added to accommodate air breathing citizens, though most buildings were air tight even before. This hidden city is also a large hub for tourists due to its underwater appeal. This city distributes most seafood around the county. Known for its large amount of attractions and adult clubs, it's also a very crime ridden city.

This is also where Current Donatello resides.

Main inspiration creator unknown

Human and Yokai stances

With the sudden booming population of mutants and Yokai integrating into human society, of course tensions and protests by humans were bound to happen. A world they were so used to was building into something unknown before their very eyes after all. And so, tensions between species rose.

Humans with a deep dislike towards other species either hide their hate, or become extremists. Often getting tag as cultists as over years hate crimes toward Yokai and mutants became a world wide situation. Yokai were often kidnapped from their homes to be found barley recognizable by their attackers. Yokai would retaliate, and after much tension, civil wars broke out. Protests for safer living for both species were in demand, and so most governments integrated an artificial intelligence police force that contained mostly droids to prevent race picking. Most countries have adapted this form of law enforcement.

Cultists are still a major problem though their numbers have thinned.

The term Mutant has become a word to target Yokai and mutants in a hateful way, and this word soon became outdated. All non humans are now under the identification of Yokai. This includes mixed races between the two.

It's common for Yokai and humans relationships! Often by now the first generations of Yokai and humans hybrid children are born!

There are even schools for these rare breeds as they are still being studied as a new species.

It is illegal for most countries to have discrimination between species. No Yokai only or human only living spaces, restaurants, or shops.

Though within most slums there is a secret rule to separate the species as mostly disgrunted humans and Yokai live here.

And now we're here!

I want my character to join the au, but I don't know what's allowed!

This part of the blog aims to help you adapt your character into this new universe.

What should my character wear?!

It's really up to you! Most humans and Yokai wear mostly cyberpunk themed clothing! Often I find Pinterest as a source of inspiration. I think your character would fit better if it comes from a certain part of the world. Armor and glowing clothes are welcome and encouraged! Get creative!

I want my character to have cool robotic limbs and mods in their body! Is this allowed?

Yep! And encouraged! This is a futuristic setting! So modifications to the body aren't uncommon!

Can my characters have cool unique weapons?

Of course! And I'd love to see them!! 🔥🔥🔥

Do I have to ask before joining this AU?

Nope! But I'd love to see/read your creation! Or see that you're inspired to join!

Does my character have to be human?

Nope! Any species welcome!

Can my character already know personally main characters?

That's up for discussion. Current time Donatello isn't open to being known nor talkative to strangers. I'd like it if you didnt. He's playing dead unlike the rest of his brothers. Leo's up for discussion but with Mikey and Raph, they are more social and I can see them having multiple friends. Leo's treated more as a police officer and doesn't have a lot of friends due to his work.

Can my character work for the main boss Yokai of the hidden city.

Yes! I'd like you to stay close to what they do in terms of how they run things!

Can I claim ships with these characters?

NO.

Claiming ships with only your characters and main cast is prohibited. That's why Y/N is created as a medium for all 18+ participants that want to ship their characters with main cast. Ships are fun and welcome! But you cannot claim it as a you only ship.

Thank you for reading what I have for now! More to be added!

#rottmnt #technoverse

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thatdehydratedmedic · 6 months ago

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How I wish I had studied during my A levels

I want to start by saying this is NOT a guide. If anything, It comes closest to being a disorganized rant. Its basically what I would tell myself if I could go back in time. I wrote down that I’d also slap my past self. But my better judgement suggests that I should be kinder to myself. I’d give her a hug. She did the best with what she had when she finally tried, and I applaud and thank her for that. She was so brave and so, so, kind. I truly appreciate her effort. If not for her strength I would not be here today. Here’s a kiss to her forehead. I celebrate the immense trust she had in God and her love for me. My love, past self, you were so strong, I love you. You feel more and more distant from me every day, and yet you burn bright, scarlet red. You truly were a teenager full of rage.

1. Past papers

Past papers are the BEST resource for scoring good marks at A-Level. They provide a great insight into the question types as well as prepares you to answer questions in the way that examiners expect you to answer for them to give you a good grade. Doing past papers will help familiarize yourself with patterns and will make you less likely to suffer from exam anxiety later on. Regretfully, I barely did any past papers, especially at A2 level. For each subject I did, I can count on one hand the number of papers I've done. I did do quite a few Dhivehi HSC papers. (SSC papers also help for Dhivehi HSC btw)

2. YouTube videos

YouTube videos are great if you're looking to improve your understanding of a specific concept. This is especially helpful fur biology and math. Personally, I did not use YouTube at all for chemistry, however, I am inclined to believe that many would find it helpful and really urge everyone to make good use of it. When I was cramming for my A2 exams and had only about 2 weeks left I realized the sheer amount of content I had missed as I had skipped so many classes. I do wish I had at least started watching YouTube videos to catch up on the syllabus a bit earlier.

3. Skimming through textbooks

I do not have much to say regarding textbooks except that when I thought it would be useful, it wasn’t – and when I thought it would not be useful, it was. I assume that’s just my misassumption. I most likely some of you will be more perceptive of when you should reach out for it. However, I did find that at times when I had missed many classes it certainly did help to go through the textbook after attempting a past paper to no avail. I mostly suggest just reading through the contents, learning outcomes and processes, as I found that reading the processes did indeed help grasp them better, such as the Kreb’s cycle and all the neuron and muscle processes. (I forgot them all, can you tell? Let this be a reminder to you to NOT procrastinate, get off TikTok and Genshin impact and start grinding)

4. Anki Cards

If you’re an aspiring medical student like me, I’m sure you would’ve heard of Anki cards already. If not, Anki is basically a flashcard app, like Quizlet but better. I would get into the details but everyone always says the same thing and I do not want to sound like a broken record. You should look it up and when you do, you’ll see what I mean. Regardless, I found Anki especially helpful for Biology and Islam. These 2 subjects are memorization heavy, and although people do say you should not use Anki to learn but should use it for recall, I digress. Use it however you want, and besides – I was way beyond saving at this point. When I was cramming for Islam just 3 days in advance, Anki was the way to go. Took 2 days to make the cards and memorized them all on the last day. Don’t do that though. Halfway through and I’ve forgotten what the title was. What I would’ve done differently. How silly. I would’ve made cards early and actually used the cards as I should have. But if you’re like me and procrastinate like a little bitch, don’t fret. You’ve still got this.

5. Paying attention in class and not being late

I’m not going to pretend I regret missing math class. Maybe a little because I ended up failing (getting a B) but not enough to make me cry. (Lies.) But anyways, for a class that was 45 minutes long, I showed up 30 minutes late. Math was always first for the entire year. And for a night owl like me, this meant that there was nothing you could do to make me get to school on time. I am a changed person. I promise I go to work on time no matter what now. But back then I only had 2 things in mind. Have fun and get rest. That was not a good mindset. I was spaced out the entire class. I do regret this. Everyday, every week, every month, for 2 years, I paid almost 0 attention in class. On the rare occasions which I did, I learnt so much, unless I was scrambling to understand because I hadn’t paid attention on earlier days. For the lessons which days I did the classwork and participated during lessons, I found that I had an easier time understanding them later on. Genuinely, if anyone reads this, I’m sure you’re laughing at this paragraph because who even states such an obvious thing right? Well, back at you, my friend. Sometimes we do need the obvious to be stated in bold and highlighted in yellow.

6. More religious – focus on what matters (SKIP THIS IF YOU’RE NOT MUSLIM!!)

As you can already tell, I was a very irresponsible little bitch during my A levels. Too With 0 discipline, I was not as religious as I wish I had been. Albeit I did pray Tahajjud almost daily, I was very lost in the worldly life. I was not focused on my Akhira at all. This led me to living very freely and without regret. However, the numerous distractions couldn’t put a will to live inside me. Although I had been outwardly very happy and outgoing, it was a depressing time. Only a few levels above rock bottom, but that’s a story for another day. I did reconnect with Allah close to A levels. Not because I wanted good grades but because I had gone too far away. In the end, my closeness with Allah helped me to regain my motivation to study, and was the driving force to start cramming, even in the little time I had. If I could go back in time, I would recite Quran for an hour every day, and do my dhikr in addition to Tahajjud.

7. Wearing less makeup

As you might have already guessed, I was a pretty shallow person during that time and made sure to have a full face of makeup every day. This is not to say that you become a shallow person if you wear a full face of makeup every day. It is only my personal experience that when I wear makeup, it’s usually for shallow reasons. I would spend hours every day getting ready even after waking up late. In essence, my priorities were all jumbled up. It’s not that I would wear less makeup, but I would not place such high importance for my looks, especially over my studies. Studies would come first, looking good will come after. Besides, who cares if I’m pretty if I fail my finals? As a young girl, I cared too much.

8. Quality over quantity in friendships and leave the romantic pursuits for later

As someone who had been bullied almost my whole life, I was thrilled to finally learn how to get along. I made many friends during A levels. This new found sense of belonging did not translate well in my academics. I was distracted. I prioritized my friends more than my studies. I became more confident in my romantic pursuits as well. In the end, I lost sight of what mattered the most and ruined my once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change my life. I failed my parents and my family. I failed myself.

9. Believe in myself

I used to loath myself terribly. I guess to an extent I still do. This is entirely my own fault I suppose, and it wouldn’t matter if it did not affect anyone else. Unfortunately, my lack of self esteem has disappointed my family and teachers. Everyone except me believes in me. This is not a blessing but a curse. Because this has only led to me disappointing them all. At the end of the day, I am despised for being lazy. I avoided attending classes, self-studying, doing any form of practice or revision for months because I was terrified of failure. Insecurity turned to self-sabotage. The humiliation I failed in the end was greater than what I would have if I had been honest with myself to begin with. I will admit, a lot of these issues came from the fact that my teachers and parents called me a gifted child. Without offering any guidance or support, this so-called ‘love’ suffocated me. I was afraid of not meeting their expectations. They couldn’t possibly know I was not the brightest child ever if I never tried. Their comments always seemed to swing between two opposites. Sometimes it was, “It’s okay. You’re doing so well and you’re barely trying.” And when they would decide to no longer look at me through their eyes of mercy they’d say, “You’re arrogant. You’ll never make it. You think you can do it but we know with that little effort you can’t.” How ignorant. I believed I would never make it, regardless of whatever effort I made. To this day I do not know what life would be like if I had worked hard with confidence. Do me a favor, dear, reader, and let me know. The alternative is turning out like me, btw.

10. Maintain a healthy lifestyle

I’ve never been to a psychiatrist, but I can confidently say I have mental issues. I assume its depression but what would I know, I’m no psychiatrist. I am always tired, dehydrated, sleep deprived and starving. Oftentimes I shiver and I am constantly cold. I shake with anxiety in the face of people. Nothing seems worth spending my time on. I never exercise, I am always in bed, rotting. That is until I go to work. Have I mentioned I work at a hospital? Although I work shift duties, this work has given me a sense of routine. I enjoy speaking to patients. Even on my worst days, I find that helping people gives me a sense of accomplishment and goal. I lose track of time. I am so engrossed I don’t even realize when the day passes by. That said, I believe a healthy life style would greatly benefit anyone. Get enough sleep, drink enough water, eat well, rest and move. My caffeine-addicted-back-broken-ass with no sense of day or night anymore won’t. But you definitely should. I won’t, obviously, but if you do it will only be for your own good.

As I've already mentioned, this is not a guide in any way, and is not meant to be used as such. This is merely myself reflections and what I wish I had done differently. These are my flaws I wish to change going forward. That said, it would make me happy if this ended up helping someone out, somehow.

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justforbooks · 6 months ago

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Ron Ayers

Engineer and aerodynamicist involved in land-speed record-breaking cars and guided missile design

Working at the Handley Page company, and then in the guided weapons division of the Bristol Aeroplane Company (now part of BAE Systems), in the 1950s and 60s, the engineer and aerodynamicist Ron Ayers, who has died aged 92, became one of Britain’s most experienced supersonic and high-speed aircraft designers.

Following retirement in 1988, he took on a volunteer role at the Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, and was fascinated to discover, among the aviation archives held there, aerodynamic and wind tunnel work on the prewar generation of land-speed record-breaking cars. This led to Ayers meeting Ken Norris, designer (with his brother Lew) of Donald Campbell’s Bluebird car and jet-powered boat. With these two vehicles, in 1964, Campbell had achieved world records, for land speed of 403.1mph (648.73 km/h), and for water speed of 276.3mph (444.71km/h).

Norris had also been manager of more recent world-record-breaking runs by the self-styled “adventurer and engineer” Richard Noble with Thrust, a car that gained a world record of 633mph (1018.7 km/h) in the Nevada desert in 1983. When Ayers bumped into Noble by chance, while they were both passing through Bournemouth airport in 1992, he found that Noble’s next project was the Thrust SSC, a jet-powered “car” intended to break the sound barrier on land – at a speed of about 767mph. “Don’t be an idiot – you’ll kill yourself,” Ayers said.

The problem is that a land-speed car is an “interface vehicle” running between air and earth. Designing a stable supersonic shape for that regime is quite different to making an aircraft or missile that could achieve supersonic flight safely in free air. On land, where would the supersonic shock waves around the vehicle go and how might they upset it? What would the airflow underneath it be like and how might it lift or destabilise it? There were no precedents. But, intrigued by the challenge, Ayers mulled over the problem and, a little later, got back to Noble saying that he thought he could see a way to do it.

There are no wind tunnels capable of modelling this situation, but between them, they called in favours and all their contacts to win time for day-long simulations that ran on Britain’s most powerful supercomputer (a Cray machine), in parallel with physical experiments with a scale model attached to an 800mph rail-mounted rocket sledge at the Defence Research Agency’s establishment at MOD Pendine in Wales.

The research paid off, and on 15 October 1997 the RAF pilot Wg Cmdr Andy Green finally achieved a supersonic world record of 763.035mph (1,227.986 km/h) in Thrust SSC – a record that still stands.

Ayers was born in London, the son of Frederick Ayers, an engineer, and his wife, Maud (nee Jardine). To escape bombing during the second world war, in 1940 the family, and Frederick’s factory, moved to Barnstaple in Devon. Deemed not suitable for university, due to chronic childhood ear infections (alleviated with the advent of penicillin) and an interrupted education, Ron went straight into the Handley Page company in 1950 as an engineering apprentice, where he worked on the Victor bomber project. This also allowed him “day release” to gain a degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of London. He then won a scholarship to study for an MSc at Cranfield College of Aeronautics (now Cranfield University).

Britain had some of the most technically advanced aircraft companies in the world and Handley Page was one of the most esteemed, at the forefront with an exceptionally advanced aerodynamic design team. Its Victor bomber became central to the V force – Britain’s cold war deterrent. These aircraft had been devised to evade interception by flying faster and higher than any aircraft before.

It is impossible to overstate the importance of aerodynamic science to national policy at the time. Cold war aircraft development was a contest of the brightest minds to achieve unprecedented performance in the tricky transonic regime – the speed range approaching the speed of sound. As the new postwar generation of military aircraft approached that speed, the airflow over them could be mixed – flowing in a familiar, well understood way in some areas, but becoming supersonic over parts where the air accelerated.

This supersonic (incompressible) flow was a new, little studied, phenomenon, and it posed fresh problems in stability, control and structural integrity. The whole industry was supported closely by the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough, Hampshire (and at Bedford). This was probably the biggest research enterprise in Europe in those years.

This was the milieu in which Ayers developed – solving problems that the feasibility of Noble’s supersonic car would recall. The national deterrent policy back then was to devise near-supersonic bombers that could outfly the fighter defences, exploiting speed, height and the limitations imposed by radar warning time. But at the same time, the aim was to create home defences that could catch anything similar developed by an enemy.

As part of this war of innovation, the Bristol company was developing the Bloodhound guided missile, intended to destroy incoming enemy aircraft, so it is intriguing that Ayers in 1956 joined the Bristol’s guided weapons division, becoming chief aerodynamicist. The revised Bloodhound Mk II that he worked on was a highly effective missile intended to destroy bombers attacking Britain, capable of reaching 65,000ft (nearly 20,000 metres) at more than twice the speed of sound. It went into service “to defend the deterrent” – the V-bomber force that Ayers had originally contributed to in his first job.

However, on the death of his father, Ayers left aeronautics and in 1967 took over the family business, which made printing presses, remaining with the company until it was sold in 1988.

In retirement, as well as volunteering at Brooklands, Ayers was actively involved in promoting engineering education, and he viewed the Thrust SSC record-breaking attempts as valuable publicity to showcase engineering and its intrinsic interest. Subsequently, he was chief aerodynamicist for the JCB 2006 Dieselmax car, which still holds the world diesel car record of over 350mph (560 km/h), and also for the projected 1,000mph Bloodhound car.

All this highly original work done in the later decades of Ayers’s life was, he said, “much more fun than mowing the lawn”.

Ayers married Irene Graham, a psychologist, in 1968. She died in 1991 and he is survived by their son, Roger, and granddaughters, Lily-May and Daisy.

🔔 Ronald Frederick Ayers, engineer, born 11 April 1932; died 29 May 2024

Daily inspiration. Discover more photos at Just for Books…?

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Cracking the Code: SSC CGL Examination 2024

The Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level (SSC CGL) Examination is one of the most sought-after competitive exams in India. Every year, it attracts lakhs of aspirants who aspire to secure prestigious government jobs. With the 2024 edition on the horizon, this blog aims to provide a comprehensive guide to understanding the exam, its structure, preparation strategies, and tips for success.

Understanding SSC CGL Examination

The SSC CGL Examination is conducted annually to recruit candidates for various Group B and Group C posts in ministries, departments, and organizations under the Government of India. These posts include Assistant Section Officer, Inspector, Auditor, Accountant, and many more.

The examination is divided into four tiers:

Tier I (Preliminary Examination): A computer-based test (CBT) comprising four sections – General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. Each section carries equal weightage, and the total marks are 200.

Tier II (Main Examination): This stage consists of multiple papers, including Quantitative Abilities, English Language and Comprehension, Statistics, and General Studies (Finance and Economics). Depending on the post applied for, candidates may need to appear for specific papers.

Tier III (Descriptive Paper): Conducted in pen-and-paper mode, this stage assesses candidates’ writing skills through essay, letter, or application writing.

Tier IV (Skill Test/Document Verification): This is the final stage, which includes a skill test (Data Entry Speed Test or Computer Proficiency Test) and document verification.

Key Dates for SSC CGL 2024

While the official notification for SSC CGL 2024 is yet to be released, it is crucial to keep an eye on the SSC website for updates. Typically, the application process begins in the first quarter of the year, with Tier I conducted in the middle of the year and subsequent tiers following in the latter half.

Eligibility Criteria

To appear for SSC CGL 2024, candidates must fulfill the following criteria:

Educational Qualification: A bachelor’s degree from a recognized university or equivalent.

Age Limit: Generally, the age limit ranges from 18 to 32 years, depending on the post. Age relaxations are applicable for reserved categories as per government norms.

Nationality: Candidates must be Indian citizens or meet the specified criteria for other categories like subjects of Nepal, Bhutan, or Tibetan refugees.

Preparation Strategy for SSC CGL 2024

Success in SSC CGL requires a well-structured preparation strategy. Here’s a roadmap:

Understand the Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the detailed syllabus for all tiers. Focus on the topics with higher weightage and recurring trends in previous years.

Create a Study Plan: Divide your preparation time into phases. Allocate sufficient time for each subject and include regular revisions in your schedule.

Practice Mock Tests: Attempting mock tests regularly helps you understand the exam pattern, manage time effectively, and identify weak areas.

Refer to Standard Study Materials: Use reliable books and online resources. For example, R.S. Aggarwal for Quantitative Aptitude, Lucent’s General Knowledge for General Awareness, and Wren & Martin for English Grammar.

Stay Updated with Current Affairs: General Awareness is a scoring section if prepared well. Read newspapers, follow news apps, and refer to monthly current affairs magazines.

Work on Speed and Accuracy: Time management is crucial in SSC CGL. Practice solving questions with a timer to improve speed and maintain accuracy.

Improve Writing Skills: For Tier III, practice writing essays and letters on diverse topics. Focus on clarity, grammar, and coherence.

Tips for Exam Day

Stay Calm and Confident: A composed mind performs better under pressure.

Read Instructions Carefully: Misinterpreting questions can lead to errors.

Attempt Smartly: Prioritize questions you are confident about to maximize your score.

Keep Essentials Ready: Carry your admit card, ID proof, and other necessary documents.

Why SSC CGL?

SSC CGL offers a plethora of benefits, making it a dream exam for many:

Job Security: Government jobs are known for their stability and perks.

Attractive Salary: Competitive pay scales with regular increments.

Growth Opportunities: Clear promotion policies and career advancement.

Prestige: Serving the nation through a government role is a matter of pride.

Final Thoughts

The SSC CGL Examination 2024 is an excellent opportunity for aspirants aiming for a rewarding career in the government sector. With determination, consistent effort, and a strategic approach, cracking this exam is achievable. Start early, stay disciplined, and keep your goal in sight. Best of luck to all aspirants embarking on this journey!

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How to Prepare for SSC Mains Exam – A Complete Guide

The SSC Mains exam is a crucial step for candidates to secure a government job. If you want to prepare for this exam, it requires a proper strategy, discipline, and collecting the quality resources. This blog will help you to understand the best ways to prepare for the SSC Mains exam and know why students choosing SSC coaching in Delhi can be a game-changer for your goal.

What Is the SSC Mains Exam?

The SSC (Staff Selection Commission) Mains exam is the second stage of various SSC recruitment exams, like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, and SSC JE. It consists of descriptive and objective-type questions, depending on the exam. The syllabus includes (Quantitative Aptitude, English, General Awareness, and current affairs).

Why Delhi is Ideal for SSC Coaching

Delhi has long been the hub for all government exam preparation. Let’s find out why:

Experienced Faculty: Many institutes in Delhi have experienced teachers with years of experience in SSC exam preparation.

Study Resources: Students have access to libraries, mock test centers, and comprehensive study materials, notes, online lecture access.

Competitive Environment: Many aspirants across all over India come to Delhi to prepare for the SSC exam so that the competitive environment makes all the students focus on exam preparation.

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Break your study time into manageable slots for each subject.

Dedicate extra time to weaker subjects.

Include at least one mock test daily in your schedule.

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Solve previous year’s question papers to understand the difficulty level and type of questions.

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Focus on Key Subjects

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English Language: Improve grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension skills.

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Refer to trusted books and online platforms. Popular choices include R.S. Aggarwal for Quant and Lucent for General Knowledge.

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Why SSC Coaching in Shalimar Bagh is a Game-Changer for Your Career

In today's competitive world, cracking the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) exams is a significant milestone for those aspiring to secure government jobs in India. The SSC exams offer a wide array of job opportunities across various departments, making it a top choice for many students. However, the preparation for these exams requires focused guidance and a strategic approach. This is where professional coaching institutes come into play.

If you are looking for SSC Coaching in Shalimar Bagh, you’ve made a wise choice. This vibrant locality in Delhi is home to some of the most reputed coaching institutes, including Bharat Soft Tech, which offer personalized and comprehensive training for SSC aspirants.

The Importance of SSC Coaching

The SSC exams consist of multiple stages, including the SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level), SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level), SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff), and others. These exams are highly competitive, with thousands of candidates vying for limited positions. Here’s why enrolling in SSC coaching is essential:

Structured Learning: Coaching institutes provide a well-structured curriculum designed to cover all the topics thoroughly, ensuring that no part of the syllabus is overlooked.

Expert Guidance: Experienced faculty members with in-depth knowledge of the exam pattern and syllabus help clarify doubts and guide you through each section of the exam.

Mock Tests and Practice Papers: Regular mock tests and practice papers help candidates familiarize themselves with the exam format and improve time management skills.

Personalized Attention: Many coaching institutes offer small batch sizes, ensuring personalized attention to each student, which can greatly enhance learning.

Current Affairs and Updates: SSC exams often require candidates to stay updated with the latest current affairs. Coaching institutes keep you informed about relevant updates and trends.

Why Choose Bharat Soft Tech for SSC Coaching in Shalimar Bagh

At Bharat Soft Tech, we understand the significance of the SSC exams and the rigorous preparation needed to excel. Our coaching center in Shalimar Bagh offers a range of benefits that make us the preferred choice for many aspirants.

1. Experienced Faculty

Our team of expert faculty members has years of experience in coaching students for SSC exams. They are well-versed with the latest syllabus and exam patterns and provide students with the knowledge and techniques needed to crack the exams.

2. Comprehensive Study Material

We provide well-researched and updated study material that covers all subjects in detail. Our material is designed to help students understand concepts clearly and enhance their problem-solving skills.

3. Regular Mock Tests

Mock tests are an essential part of SSC exam preparation. At Bharat Soft Tech, we conduct regular mock tests that simulate the real exam environment. This helps students assess their preparation, identify weaknesses, and improve their time management skills.

4. Doubt-Resolving Sessions

We understand that every student has different learning needs. To cater to these needs, we conduct dedicated doubt-solving sessions, where students can discuss their difficulties and get personalized solutions from the faculty.

5. Flexible Batch Timing

Our coaching center in Shalimar Bagh offers flexible batch timings, allowing students to choose classes according to their convenience. Whether you are a working professional or a full-time student, we have a schedule that fits your needs.

6. Affordable Fees

At Bharat Soft Tech, we believe that quality education should be accessible to all. Our SSC coaching programs are priced competitively to ensure that students from all financial backgrounds can benefit from expert training.

Understanding the SSC Exam Structure

The SSC exams are highly competitive, and understanding the exam structure is crucial for effective preparation. Here’s a breakdown of the common stages and the subjects involved:

1. SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level)

Tier I: General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension.

Tier II: Quantitative Abilities, English Language and Comprehension, and Statistics (optional).

Tier III: Descriptive Paper (Essay Writing).

Tier IV: Computer Proficiency Test or Data Entry Skill Test.

2. SSC CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level)

Tier I: General Intelligence, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Language.

Tier II: Descriptive Paper (English or Hindi).

Tier III: Skill Test (for Data Entry Operators) or Typing Test.

3. SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff)

Tier I: General Intelligence, Numerical Aptitude, General English, and General Awareness.

Tier II: Descriptive Paper in English or Hindi.

Each exam requires a different strategy, and Bharat Soft Tech tailors its coaching programs to suit the specific requirements of each exam.

How Bharat Soft Tech Can Help You Succeed in SSC Coaching in Shalimar Bagh

Preparing for SSC exams requires a combination of hard work, dedication, and the right guidance. At Bharat Soft Tech, we offer:

Expert Faculty: Our faculty members have a proven track record of training students who have successfully cracked SSC exams.

Comprehensive Study Material: We provide detailed study notes, books, and online resources to cover every aspect of the syllabus.

Personalized Attention: With a low student-to-teacher ratio, we ensure that every student receives the attention they deserve.

Affordable Fees: Our coaching programs are designed to be budget-friendly, ensuring that more students can access quality education.

Regular Assessments: We conduct weekly tests, monthly mock exams, and provide detailed feedback to help students track their progress.

Motivation and Support: We focus on the overall development of students, offering motivational support and tips to handle exam stress.

Conclusion

Choosing the right coaching center for SSC preparation is crucial to your success. Bharat Soft Tech in Shalimar Bagh provides the ideal environment for SSC aspirants to hone their skills and achieve their goals. With experienced faculty, comprehensive study material, and regular assessments, we ensure that our students are well-prepared for the challenges of the SSC exams.

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2. How long does it take to complete the SSC coaching at Bharat Soft Tech? The duration of SSC coaching depends on the level of exam (CGL, CHSL, MTS) and the batch you choose. Generally, coaching lasts between 6 months to 1 year.

3. Are mock tests available for SSC preparation? Yes, Bharat Soft Tech conducts regular mock tests to simulate the actual exam environment, helping students assess their preparation and improve their performance.

4. Do you offer online coaching for SSC exams? Yes, Bharat Soft Tech offers both online and offline SSC coaching programs to cater to students with different preferences and schedules.

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SSC CGL Coaching in Jaipur: Elevate Your Preparation with JEC Academy

Preparing for the SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) exam can be a challenging journey, but with the right guidance, success is within reach. For aspirants in Jaipur, JEC Academy is a trusted name that offers unparalleled SSC CGL coaching in Jaipur, tailored to meet the diverse needs of students.

Why Choose JEC Academy for SSC CGL Coaching?

1. Expert Faculty

At JEC Academy, we take pride in our team of experienced and knowledgeable educators. Our faculty members specialize in SSC CGL preparation, ensuring students receive accurate guidance, effective strategies, and an in-depth understanding of concepts.

2. Comprehensive Study Material

We provide well-researched study material that covers all SSC CGL subjects, including Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, English Comprehension, and Reasoning. Our materials are designed to align with the latest syllabus and exam trends, simplifying the preparation process.

3. Regular Mock Tests

Understanding the exam pattern is key to acing the SSC CGL exam. Our academy conducts regular mock tests and practice sessions to help students familiarize themselves with the exam format and improve time management.

4. Personalized Attention

Every student learns at their own pace, and at JEC Academy, we recognize this diversity. Our small batch sizes ensure that every student gets personalized attention and the support they need to excel.

5. Result-Oriented Approach

Our success stories speak volumes about our dedication. JEC Academy's track record of helping students achieve their goals in the SSC CGL exam positions us as a leading institute for SSC CGL coaching in Jaipur.

Features of SSC CGL Coaching at JEC Academy

Interactive Classes: Engaging sessions that simplify complex topics.

Doubt-Clearing Sessions: Timely resolution of queries to ensure conceptual clarity.

Current Affairs Updates: Regular discussions to enhance general knowledge.

Flexible Timings: Batch options that accommodate different schedules.

Why Jaipur Students Trust JEC Academy

Jaipur is a hub for competitive exam coaching, and JEC Academy stands out due to its student-centric approach, qualified mentors, and proven methodologies. We don’t just prepare students for the exam; we inspire confidence and equip them with skills for life.

Your Success is Our Goal

The SSC CGL exam is a gateway to prestigious government positions, and JEC Academy is committed to being your guiding light. With our comprehensive coaching program, you’ll be ready to tackle every challenge the exam presents.

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