SSC CGL 10 Days Revision Plan for Tier 2 Exam: Master Plan

SSC CGL Tier 2 2025 exam is scheduled to be conducted on January 18 and 19, 2026. Roughly 10 days left for the exam. We know your heart might be beating a little faster, and you might be feeling a little nervousness. That is completely normal. You have spent months preparing, solving mock tests, and clearing Tier 1. Now, it all comes down to these final hours. The biggest mistake students make in the last 10 days is trying to learn everything. If you are also doing the same, then you might be mistaken. This is not the time to start new chapters; this is the time to sharpen what you already know. In this blog, we have provided a practical SSC CGL 10 Days Revision Plan for Tier 2 exam.

10-Day Master Strategy for SSC CGL Tier 2 Revision

These 10 days are the most important, and utilizing them carefully is crucial. So, we have divided these 10 days into 3 Phases so that you can take your preparation systematically.

• Phase 1 (Day 1-4): Focus on Weakness & Mocks
• Phase 2 (Day 5-8): Rapid Revision & Computer/Typing Focus
• Phase 3 (Day 9-10): Relaxation & Light Review

Days	Maths & Reasoning (Section I)	English & GK (Section II)	Computer & Typing (Section III)	Mock Test Strategy
Day 1	Revise Arithmetic Formulas (Profit/Loss, CI/SI)	Grammar Rules (Subject-Verb, Tenses)	Read: MS Word Shortcuts	Full Mock 1 (Analysis is Key!)
Day 2	Geometry: Circles & Triangles Properties	Vocab: Idioms & Phrasal Verbs	Read: MS Excel Formulas	Full Mock 2 (Focus on Accuracy)
Day 3	Algebra Identities & Mensuration 3D	GK: Last 6 Months Current Affairs	Read: Internet & Email Basics	Full Mock 3 (Time Management Check)
Day 4	Trigonometry Values & Height/Distance	Vocab: One Word Substitution	Practice: 15 Mins Typing	Sectional Mock: Maths & English
Day 5	Reasoning: Coding-Decoding & Series Patterns	GK: Static GK (Dance, Art, Books)	Quiz: Computer Security/Virus	Full Mock 4 (Last Serious Mock)
Day 6	Reasoning: Puzzles & Seating Arrangement	English: Reading Comprehension Practice	Practice: 15 Mins Typing	Review Wrong Questions from Mocks 1-4
Day 7	Revise “Mistake Notebook” (Maths)	GK: Polity Articles & Amendments	Read: Computer Abbreviations	Light Practice (No Full Mock)
Day 8	Rapid Fire Formula Revision	Grammar: Active/Passive Voice Rules	Practice: 15 Mins Typing	Light Practice (No Full Mock)
Day 9	Light Calculation Drills (Tables/Squares)	Glance through Vocab Notes	Read: Shortcut Keys Summary	Stop Mocks. Just Relax.
Day 10	NO STUDY. Relax your mind.	Check Admit Card/ID Proofs.	Ensure Keyboard Familiarity.	Sleep Early.

Suggested Daily Routine for These Days

You need to align your body clock with the exam timing. If your exam is in the morning, do not sleep until 10 AM during these 10 days.

Time Slot	Activity	Why?
6:30 AM – 7:00 AM	Wake Up + Warm Water	Wake up your brain naturally.
7:00 AM – 9:15 AM	Full Length Mock Test (Tier 2)	Train your brain to be active during exam hours.
9:15 AM – 10:30 AM	Breakfast & Relax	Take a break. Step away from screens.
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM	Mock Analysis	This is where you improve. Check every wrong answer.
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM	Computer Knowledge Revision	Don’t ignore this! It’s qualifying but dangerous.
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM	Lunch & Nap	A short 20-min power nap works wonders.
2:30 PM – 4:30 PM	Maths & Reasoning Revision	Focus on formulas and “tricky” patterns you forgot.
4:30 PM – 5:00 PM	Typing Practice (DEST)	Type 1-2 paragraphs. Focus on accuracy, not just speed.
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM	English & GK Revision	Read Current Affairs or Vocab notes.
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM	Dinner	Eat light food.
9:30 PM	Sleep	You need 8 hours of sleep to retain memory.

Computer & Typing Test (Qualifying and Most Important)

Many students score 300+ in the main papers but fail because they took Computer and Typing lightly. You are strongly advised not to forget about this section.

• Computer Knowledge (20 Questions): You must clear the cutoff.
  • Focus Areas: MS Word, Excel, Shortcuts, Internet, Email, and Virus/Security.
  • Source: Read short PDF notes or take topic-wise quizzes daily.
• Typing Test (DEST):
  • Requirement: 2000 key depressions in 15 minutes (~27 WPM).
  • Strategy: Don’t use the backspace too much. Focus on accuracy. If you make too many errors, your high score in Maths won’t matter.

Practice SSC CGL Computer & Typing Test

Subject-Wise Tips for the Last 10 Days

1. Mathematical Abilities (30 Qs)

• Don’t start new tough topics. If you are weak in Coordinate Geometry, leave it. Focus on making your Algebra and Arithmetic strong.
• Negative Marking is -1: In Tier 2, a wrong answer costs you 1 full mark. Avoid guessing! Accuracy is more important than attempting 30/30.

2. Reasoning (30 Qs)

• Don’t get stuck. If a puzzle takes more than 1 minute, skip it. Come back later.
• Revisit Patterns: Revise the logic for Number Series and Coding-Decoding from your previous mock tests.

3. English Language (45 Qs)

• This section has the highest weightage (135 marks).
• Read one Editorial or Article daily just to keep your reading speed high for Comprehension passages.
• Revise Active/Passive Voice and Direct/Indirect Speech rules—these are “free marks”.

4. General Awareness (25 Qs)

• Current Affairs: Focus only on the last 6-8 months (Awards, Sports, Appointments).
• Static GK: Revise Articles of the Constitution, Folk Dances, and important Books & Authors.
• Do not pick up a heavy History book now.

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