1. Objective Type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs): This is the predominant question type across all SSC exams. These questions present a statement or problem followed by four or more options, with only one correct answer.
2. Quantitative Aptitude:
* Arithmetic: Problems related to percentages, profit and loss, simple interest, compound interest, ratio and proportion, time and work, time and distance, average, etc.
* Data Interpretation: Analyzing data presented in tables, graphs (bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs), and other visual formats to answer questions.
* Advanced Math (for some exams): Topics like algebra, geometry, trigonometry, mensuration may be included in higher-level exams.
3. General Intelligence & Reasoning:
* Analogies: Identifying relationships between words, numbers, or figures.
* Coding-Decoding: Deciphering codes and patterns.
* Series: Identifying missing numbers or patterns in a sequence.
* Non-Verbal Reasoning: Visual patterns and puzzles.
* Logical Reasoning: Deductive and inductive reasoning problems.
4. English Language & Comprehension:
* Vocabulary: Synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions, idioms and phrases.
* Grammar: Error detection, sentence improvement, fill in the blanks.
* Comprehension: Reading passages followed by questions to test understanding.
5. General Awareness:
* Current Events: Recent happenings in national and international affairs.
* Static GK: History, geography, polity, economy, science, and culture of India.
Specific question formats within these categories might include:
* Fill in the blanks: Completing sentences with appropriate words.
* Matching: Pairing items from two lists.
* True/False: Determining the accuracy of statements.
It's important to note that the difficulty level and specific topics covered vary across different SSC exams. For detailed information, always refer to the official SSC notification and syllabus for the particular exam you're preparing for.