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Best Books for SSC CGL Quantitative Aptitude (Maths) Preparation

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If you are preparing for the SSC CGL exam, you already know that “Maths” (Quantitative Aptitude) is the most important section. Whether it is Tier 1 or Tier 2, your final selection often depends on how well you score here. Many students are scared of Math, but the truth is simple: You don’t need to be a genius; you just need the right books and lots of practice. Today, I will share the list of the best books that toppers use to score full marks in SSC CGL Quant.

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Why Choosing the Right Math Book is Important?

The SSC CGL Math syllabus is divided into two parts: Arithmetic (Profit & Loss, Percentage, Time & Work) and Advance Math (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry). Some books are great for basics, while others are best for fast calculations. Here is the list of top-rated books you should consider:

Book NameAuthor / PublicationWhy it is good?
Quantitative AptitudeR.S. AggarwalBest for beginners to clear basic concepts.
Mathematics (7300+)Rakesh YadavContains all previous year questions with video solutions.
Elementary & Advanced MathsKiran PublicationGreat for topic-wise practice of old exam papers.
Play with Advanced MathsAbhinay SharmaSpecifically designed to master Geometry and Algebra.
Quantum CATSarvesh Kumar VermaGood if you want to solve very high-level tricky questions.

Detailed Review of Top Picks

1. Rakesh Yadav 7300+ Mathematics

This is perhaps the most popular book among SSC aspirants. It contains almost every question asked in SSC exams from 1999 to the present date.

  • The Best Part: Every question has a QR code. If you get stuck, you can scan it and watch a video explanation.

2. Kiran Chapter-wise Solved Papers

If you want to practice one topic at a time (like only “Percentage” for three days), this book is for you. It organizes questions by type and level of difficulty.

3. Abhinay Sharma’s Advanced Math

Advance Math (Geometry, Mensuration, Trigonometry) carries a lot of weight in Tier 2. Abhinay Sir is known for short tricks and “out-of-the-box” thinking. This book will help you solve long problems in just a few seconds.

The Winning Strategy: Don’t Just Read, Test Yourself!

Reading books will give you knowledge, but the SSC CGL exam is a race against time. You only get 60 minutes in Tier 1 to solve 100 questions. You cannot win this race with books alone.

You need to know how it feels to solve math problems while a timer is ticking on the screen. This is where PracticeMock helps you.

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FAQs

Q1. Can I clear SSC CGL Math without coaching?

Ans: Yes! If you use books like Rakesh Yadav or Kiran and practice daily with free mock tests, you can easily clear the exam through self-study.

Q2. Which is the best book for Advance Math?

Ans: For Advance Math, “Play with Advanced Maths” by Abhinay Sharma or the Advance Math book by Rakesh Yadav are excellent choices.

Q3. Is R.S. Aggarwal enough for SSC CGL Tier 2?

Ans: R.S. Aggarwal is great for building basics, but for Tier 2, you need to solve Previous Year Questions (PYQs) from Kiran or Rakesh Yadav books to handle the difficulty level.

Q4. How many hours should I study Math daily?

Ans: Aim for at least 2–3 hours of dedicated Math practice every day. Spend 1 hour on concepts and 2 hours on solving questions.

Q5. Where can I get free practice questions for SSC CGL?

Ans: You can visit PracticeMock.com. We offer free topic-wise quizzes and full-length mock tests that are updated according to the latest SSC CGL Exam Pattern.

Abhishek Jatariya

Hello Guys, I am Abhishek Jatariya (B.Tech (IT), HBTU Kanpur). At PracticeMock I am a dedicated Government Job aspirant turned passionate Content writer & Content creator. My blogs are a one-stop destination for accurate and comprehensive information on exams like SSC, Railways, and Other PSU Jobs. I am on a mission to provide you with all the details about these exams you need, conveniently in one place. I hope you will like my writing.

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