SSC Vs CAT

I have completed my 12th and confused whether to give the SSC exam or CAT exam. Will you please provide me the details of both the SSC and CAT exams? And also tell me the scope and opportunities of the SSC and CAT exams like in which field it was better?

Hi buddy here I am looking for info related to SSC CGL and CAT exam so would you plz let me know info about both exam so that I could do decided which exam I should give ??

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As you asking I am telling SSC CGL will land you in a government job and CAT will get you a posh corporate office. SSC CGL has questions comparatively easier than CAT. Also CGL is famous for repetition of questions. So, if a weak student work hard for preparation of CGL for 5 years, he can crack the CGL. Quant is easier in CGL, English is more grammer and correction based. Also CGL have additionally section of GK and GS.

SSC CGL Syllabus

General Intelligence and Reasoning
Classification
Analogy
Coding-Decoding
Puzzle
Matrix
Word Formation
Venn Diagram
Direction and Distance
Blood Relations
Series
Verbal reasoning
Non-Verbal Reasoning

General Awareness
Static General Knowledge (Indian History, Culture etc.)
Science
Current Affairs
Sports
Books and Authors
Important Schemes
Portfolios
People in News

Quantitative Aptitude
Simplification
Interest
Averages
Percentage
Ratio and Proportion
Problem on Ages
Speed, Distance and Time
Number System
Mensuration
Data Interpretation
Time and Work
Algebra
Trigonometry
Geometry

English Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Fill in the Blanks
Spellings
Phrases and Idioms
One word Substitution
Sentence Correction
Error Spotting

CAT Syllabus
1. Mathematics or Quantitative Section

Some of the core concepts in maths and quant subjects are:



Geometry


HCF & LCM


Averages

Trigonometry


Algebra


Partnership (Accounts)

Mensuration


Profit & Loss


Time-Speed-Distance

Ratios and Proportion


In-equations Quadratic and linear equations


Surds and Indices

Number system


Geometric Progression


Inequalities

Work and time


Percentages


Logarithms

2. English or Verbal Section

Promiment topics in this section are:

Fill in the blanks


Verbal Reasoning


Sentence completion

Grammar


Syllogisms


Jumbled paragraphs

Para Completion and inference


Contextual usage


Foreign language words used in English

Reading Comprehension


Analogies


Sentence correction

Verbal Logic


Different usage of same word


Idioms

Parajumbles


Antonyms


One word substitution
3. Analytical Reasoning Section

Important topics under AR are:

Blood Relations


Series


Proposition

Direction Sense


Coding-Decoding


Assumptions

Puzzles


Clocks and Calenders


Statements

Data Arrangement


Family Tree


Binary Logic

Seating Arrangement


Venn Diagram


Sets

Data Structures


Syllogism



4. Data Interpretation Section

Problems related to organised and unorganised data are quite common in this section. Core topics are as follows:



Tables


Pie Charts


Caselets

Bars


Line Graphs


Data Sufficiency