S.No.
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TOPIC
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SSC Tier 2 Exam
29.09.2013
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SSC Tier 2 Exam
16.09.2012
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SSC Tier 2 Exam
04.09.2011
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SSC Tier 2 Exam
01.08.2010
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1.
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Number
System
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04
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03
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04
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03
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2.
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Simplification
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01
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06
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04
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3.
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Squares,
Square Roots, Cube, Cube Roots, Power, Indices, Surds
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04
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01
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07
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10
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4.
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Divisibility
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01
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01
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02
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03
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5.
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LCM
and HCF
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02
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01
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02
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01
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6.
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Percentage
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05
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05
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06
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05
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7.
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Average
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04
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04
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02
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02
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8.
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Ratio
and Proportion
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03
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04
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04
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02
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9.
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Allegation
or Mixture
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01
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01
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-----
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-----
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10.
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Partnership
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02
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02
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-----
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02
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11.
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Profit
and Loss
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06
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06
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08
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16
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12.
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Simple
Interest
|
02
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02
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02
|
01
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13.
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Compound
Interest
|
02
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03
|
02
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05
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14.
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Time
and Work
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04
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03
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02
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03
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15.
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Pipes
and Cistern
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02
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02
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01
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01
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16.
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Work
and Wages
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02
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01
|
02
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17.
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Time
and Distance
|
03
|
03
|
02
|
03
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18
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Trains
|
01
|
01
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02
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01
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19.
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Boats
and Stream
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-----
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01
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-----
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-----
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20.
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Races
and Games
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-----
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-----
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-----
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-----
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21.
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Problem
Based on Ages
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-----
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01
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-----
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01
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22.
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Clock
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01
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01
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-----
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-----
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23.
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Calender
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----
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-----
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-----
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-----
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24.
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Mensuration
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12
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15
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08
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15
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25.
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Sequence
and Series
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2
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02
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----
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03
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26.
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Permutation
and Combination
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----
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----
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----
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----
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27.
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Probability
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----
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01
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03
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28.
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Data
Interpretation
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05
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05
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20
|
10
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29.
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Algebra
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08
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09
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04
|
09
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30.
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Logarithms
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----
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31
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Geometry
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09
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05
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02
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32.
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Traingle
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03
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04
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02
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----
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33.
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Circle
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03
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03
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02
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----
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34.
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Trigonometry
|
08
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10
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05
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Total
Number of Questions
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100
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100
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100
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100
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