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SSC JE mock tests, Paper I and Paper II covered.
Practice Paper I's General Intelligence, GA and technical mix alongside Paper II's fully objective, discipline-specific CBT, now that the old descriptive format is gone. Drill Civil, Electrical or Mechanical fundamentals at the pace the real 300-mark Paper II demands.
Paper I + Paper II (CBT)
Exam Stages
2 hrs each (200 + 300 marks)
Paper Duration
Diploma/Degree in Engineering
Eligibility
0.25 (Paper I), 1 mark (Paper II)
Negative Marking
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Why candidates fail SSC JE
They assume diploma-level fundamentals are enough and skip timed MCQ practice for Paper II, which is now fully objective and worth 300 marks.
General Intelligence and General Awareness in Paper I get ignored in favour of core technical subjects, even though they're 100 marks combined.
1-mark negative marking in Paper II punishes guesswork on technical questions candidates half-remember, a habit that untimed textbook revision never corrects.
How SSC JE is actually structured
SSC JE has two objective computer-based papers. Paper I runs 2 hours for 200 marks, covering General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness and your engineering discipline (Civil, Electrical or Mechanical) at 50-50-100 marks respectively. Paper II is a separate 2-hour, 300-mark discipline-specific objective CBT, replacing the earlier pen-and-paper descriptive format entirely with MCQs. Negative marking applies throughout, 0.25 per wrong answer in Paper I and 1 mark per wrong answer in Paper II.
Full syllabus coverage
Civil Engineering
- check_circleSurveying
- check_circleSoil Mechanics
- check_circleTheory of Structures
Electrical Engineering
- check_circleCircuit Theory & Basic Concepts
- check_circleElectrical Machines
- check_circleGeneration, Transmission & Distribution
Mechanical Engineering
- check_circleTheory of Machines
- check_circleFluid Mechanics
- check_circleThermodynamics
General Awareness & Reasoning
- check_circleCurrent Affairs
- check_circleAnalogy & Series
- check_circleArithmetic Reasoning
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Technical MCQ drills
Timed Civil, Electrical or Mechanical practice sets built for the fully objective Paper II format.
General Awareness & Reasoning bank
Paper I's non-technical 100 marks covered with current-affairs and reasoning questions.
Score analysis after every mock
Technical-topic-wise accuracy so you know exactly which subject is costing marks under 1-mark negative marking.
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What is the salary of an SSC JE after joining?
JE is a Pay Level 6 post (₹35,400-₹1,12,400 scale). Gross in-hand salary including HRA and DA in metros is approximately ₹50,000-₹60,000 per month, with field postings adding further allowances.
Is a diploma enough for SSC JE, and can final-year students apply?
Yes. A 3-year diploma in Civil, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering qualifies for most posts, B.E./B.Tech holders are equally eligible. Final-year students can apply only if they possess the qualifying diploma/degree by the cut-off date in the notification.
Is SSC JE easier than GATE or state JE exams?
SSC JE tests diploma-level fundamentals, so it is conceptually easier than GATE but broader than many state JE exams and highly competitive. GATE aspirants often clear SSC JE's technical sections comfortably but must not ignore Reasoning and GK.
How long does it take to prepare for SSC JE?
Engineers with reasonable fundamentals typically need 4-6 months: two-plus months for technical revision, then sustained timed practice. Solve free SSC JE mock tests and topic-wise technical questions on PrepClever to convert knowledge into exam-day marks.
What does ₹349 unlock on PrepClever's SSC JE Premium?
Paper I and Paper II full mocks, discipline-specific technical MCQ drills, a General Awareness & Reasoning bank, and topic-wise score analysis after every attempt.
How many vacancies does SSC JE have?
It varies by cycle with departmental demand, recent cycles have ranged roughly from 1,000 to over 1,700 posts, and counts are often revised after the notification.
Is there negative marking in SSC JE?
Yes. As per recent notifications, Paper I deducts 0.25 marks and Paper II deducts 1 mark per wrong answer. Verify the current cycle's notification before the exam.
Is SSC JE Paper 2 still a descriptive exam?
No. Paper II is now a computer-based objective test worth 300 marks, replacing the earlier conventional pen-and-paper descriptive format, while remaining discipline-specific and conceptually deeper than Paper I.
What is the career growth after SSC JE?
JEs are promoted to Assistant Engineer/Section Officer grades through departmental exams and seniority, with further growth to Executive Engineer levels over a career, and pay progresses through the 7th Pay Commission matrix.
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