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SSC MTS Syllabus 2025 & Detailed Exam Pattern

SSC MTS Syllabus 2025 and Exam Pattern Overview.
SSC MTS सिलेबस 2025 और परीक्षा पैटर्न
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The Staff Selection Commission - Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff (SSC MTS) is a highly sought-after examination for candidates seeking to secure a position in various central government ministries, departments, and offices. A comprehensive understanding of the syllabus and the current exam pattern is fundamental to formulating an effective preparation strategy and succeeding in this competitive exam.

This guide offers a detailed breakdown of the SSC MTS syllabus and the updated exam structure to streamline your preparation efforts.

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SSC MTS 2025: Exam Overview & Pattern

The selection process for SSC MTS consists of a Computer-Based Examination (CBE). For the post of Havaldar, candidates must also qualify the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Standard Test (PST). The CBE is divided into two sessions, and it is mandatory to attempt both.

Computer-Based Examination (CBE) Pattern

Session Subject No. of Questions Maximum Marks Duration
Session-I Numerical and Mathematical Ability 20 60 45 Minutes
Reasoning Ability and Problem-Solving 20 60
Session-II General Awareness 25 75 45 Minutes
English Language and Comprehension 25 75
Total 90 270

Marking Scheme for CBE:

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Standard Test (PST) (For Havaldar Post Only)

Candidates applying for the post of Havaldar in CBIC and CBN are required to undergo a physical test, which is qualifying in nature.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Male Walking: 1600 meters in 15 minutes.
Female Walking: 1 km in 20 minutes.
Physical Standard Test (PST)
Male Height: 157.5 cm (relaxable for certain categories)
Chest: 81 cm (fully expanded) with a minimum expansion of 5 cm.
Female Height: 152 cm (relaxable for certain categories)
Weight: 48 kg (relaxable for certain categories).
Syllabus for other exams: SSC GD Syllabus SSC JE Syllabus

SSC MTS Syllabus 2025: In-Depth Topic Breakdown

A thorough understanding of each topic is crucial for success in the SSC MTS exam. Below is a detailed, chapter-wise breakdown of the syllabus to guide your studies.

Detailed Topic-wise Syllabus

Subject In-Depth Topics & Chapters
Numerical and Mathematical Ability

This section primarily tests basic arithmetic skills.

  • Integers and Whole Numbers, LCM and HCF.
  • Decimals and Fractions, and relationship between numbers.
  • Fundamental arithmetical operations, BODMAS, Percentage, Ratio and Proportion.
  • Work and Time, Direct and inverse proportion.
  • Averages, Simple Interest, Profit and Loss, Discount.
  • Area and Perimeter of basic geometric figures.
  • Distance and Time, Lines and Angles.
  • Interpretation of simple Graphs and Data, Square and Square roots.
Reasoning Ability and Problem-Solving

This section evaluates general learning ability through questions on:

  • Alpha-Numeric Series, Coding and Decoding, Analogy.
  • Following Directions, Similarities and Differences, Jumbling.
  • Problem Solving and Analysis.
  • Non-verbal Reasoning based on diagrams.
  • Age Calculations, Calendar and Clock.
General Awareness

This section has a broad coverage, and questions are designed to test the candidate's general awareness of the environment around them. Key areas include:

  • Social Studies: History, Geography, Art and Culture, Civics, Economics (up to 10th Standard).
  • General Science: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (up to 10th Standard).
  • Environmental Studies: Basics of environmental issues concerning India and the world at large.
  • Current Affairs: Knowledge of current events of national and international importance, Sports, Awards and Honors.
  • Static GK: India and its neighboring countries, Indian Constitution, and Scientific Research.
English Language & Comprehension

This section tests the candidate's understanding of the basics of the English Language.

  • Basics of English Language: Vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure.
  • Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonyms and their correct usage.
  • Grammar: Spot the Error, Fill in the Blanks, Sentence Improvement, Spelling Correction.
  • Comprehension: A simple paragraph may be given and questions based on the paragraph will be asked.
  • Idioms & Phrases, and One-word Substitution.
Related Resources: SSC CGL Syllabus SSC CHSL Syllabus
Download SSC MTS Syllabus 2025 PDF

(Candidates are advised to download the official syllabus PDF for complete details.)

FAQs: SSC MTS Syllabus 2025

Q1: What is the selection process for SSC MTS?

Ans: The selection process for SSC MTS consists of a Computer-Based Examination. For the post of Havaldar, there is an additional Physical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Standard Test (PST).

Q2: Is there any negative marking in the SSC MTS exam?

Ans: There is no negative marking in Session-I of the Computer-Based Examination. However, in Session-II, there is a negative marking of 1 mark for each incorrect answer.

Q3: Are the marks from Session-I considered for the final merit list?

Ans: Session-I, which includes Numerical and Mathematical Ability and Reasoning Ability, is qualifying in nature. The final merit list is prepared based on the performance in Session-II (General Awareness and English Language & Comprehension). However, candidates must qualify in Session-I to have their Session-II papers evaluated.