BUDDHIST COUNCIL

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OF COUNCIL
1. Rajgir 483 BC Mahakassapa Ajat shatru 2 imp literary work published
(Bihar) 1.Suttapitaka
2.Vinaya pitaka
2. Vaishali 383 Sambakami Kalashoka (King Result- Division-
BC (After 100 of Magadh) - Thetavadi-old thoughts
yrs) Bihar Shisunagar Mahasanghika- new
dinesty last king
3. Patliputra Tissa (Hoggliputta Tissa) ASHOKA (1st Imp literary work published
250BC (patna) person to Abhidhamma Pitaka
internationalise
Buddhism )
4. 1st Century AD Vasumitra (monk) Kanishka Division- Buddhism Divided
Kundalwana (Kushan into 2
(Kashmir) Dinesty) Hinyana &Mahayana
Suttapitaka : Written in Pali language

1. Sermons of Buddha
2. Deals with life history of Buddha

Vinayapitaka : Written in Prakrit Pali

1. Code of conduct for Monks/ Sangha

2. Deals with Monastic deciplines

Abhidhamma Pitaka:

1. 3rd holy book

2. Triptaka (all book together)
3. Deals with mystic concept beyond knowledge
4. Spread- religion- outside india-(sri lanka) Children : Mahendra & Sanghamitra

Hinyana : No idol Worship - Symbol worship ---- Therawadi

Mahayana : New idol worship

1st follower of Mahayana was KANISHKA ( Kanishka also spread Buddhism outside india)

FOLLOWERS: Bimbisara, Ajatsatru, Ashok, Kanishka , Pal dinesty (Gopala king of pal dinesty)

Q. Tripatak are scared book of ? Buddhist

SYMBOLLS OF BUDDHISM

Birth : Lotus / Bull/ Elephant Enlightenment: Pipal Renunciations: Horse

1st Sermon Dharmachakra (8 spokes)( Wheel )Death : Stupa

Vihara : Resident of monks ( 1st vihara kumaragupta I)

Chaitya: Temple of Buddhist

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SSC CGL 2017 Results and Cut-Off

The result for SSC CGL 2017 tier-I will be released after the exam for the same has been conducted. The result
of Tier-II and the subsequent examination will be released when the examination for the same has been
conducted.

Result of Tier-I Exam: The result of Tier-I will be declared once the paper for the same has been conducted.

Result of Tier-II Exam: Candidates who qualify Tier-I will be allowed to give Tier-II of the SSC CGL 2017
Exam. Result for the same will be declared once the exam has been conducted.

Result for Tier-IV Exam: It is the Computer Proficiency Test and can be taken anytime as per candidates
availability. Result for the same will be declared only after all candidates have taken the test.
Final Result: The final result will be based on the cumulative score of all the levels of examination. Therefore
its necessary for a candidate to score well in all the levels of examination to guarantee his/her selection in SSC
CGL 2017 Exam.

The cut-off for SSC CGL will be declared for each Tier of examination after each level of examination is
conducted. The cut-off for Tier-I will be released first followed by cut-off for Tier-II and so on.
Lets look at the last years(2016) cut-off as the cut-off of SSC CGL Exam will remain more or less same this
year as well with a little variation.

Candidates qualified in Tier-I

SC ST OBC Ex. S OH HH VH UR Total

Cut-off 114 103 125.50 92 97 20 68 137
Marks
Available 24277 11352 56192 4965 2742 2008 1411 46422 149319
candidates
Category-wise break up of Candidates qualified for Paper-III (Statistics) of Tier-II is given below:
SC ST OBC Ex.S OH HH VH UR Total
Available 4236 1703 11351 329 262 168 132 10053 28234
Candidates
Candidates qualifying for Tier-III Assistant Audit
SC ST OBC OH HH UR Total
Cut-off Tier- 454 427 493.75 411 264 536
I+II (PAPER
I, II, IV)
Available 707 333 1775 78 74 1829 4796
candidates
Candidates qualifying for Tier-III/CPT for Assistant Section Officer in CSS and Assistant in MEA
SC ST OBC OH HH VH UR Total
Cut-off Tier- 389 370 424.50 366.50 262 364.50 449
I+II (PAPER I,
II)
Available 2162 1033 5630 156 151 48 5850 15030
Candidates
Candidates qualifying for Tier-III for Junior Statistical officer
SC ST OBC OH HH VH UR Total
Cut-off Tier- 423 397 471 364 230.25 267.50 502
I+II (PAPER I,
II, III)
Available 190 89 495 13 13 12 442 1254
Candidates
Candidates qualifying for Tier-III/DEST for all posts except AAO, ASO/Assistant (in MEA and CSS) and
Junior Statistical Officer
SC ST OBC Ex.S OH HH VH UR Total
Cut-off Tier- 363.25 341 397 287.50 333 216 336 422
I+II (PAPER
I, II)
Available 4715 2139 12604 1427 415 312 89 13388 35089
Candidates
Keep visiting this page to remain updated about the Results and expected cut-off for SSC CGL 2017
Examination.

SSC CGL 2017 Tier I Exam Syllabus:

General Intelligence and

General Awareness Quantitative Aptitude English Comprehension
Reasoning

Static General
Reading
Classification Knowledge (Indian Simplification
Comprehension
History, Culture etc.)
Analogy Science Interest Fill in the Blanks
Coding-Decoding Current Affairs Averages Spellings
Puzzle Sports Percentage Phrases and Idioms
One word
Matrix Books and Authors Ratio and Proportion
Substitution
Word Formation Important Schemes Problem on Ages Sentence Correction
Speed, Distance and
Venn Diagram Portfolios Error Spotting
Time
Direction and
People in News Number System
Distance
Blood Relations Mensuration
Series Data Interpretation
Verbal reasoning Time and Work
Non-Verbal
Algebra
Reasoning
Trigonometry
Geometry
 Section Wise Preparatory Tips
Reasoning/General Intelligence: This section is used to test the candidate on his/her ability to think and check
his/her problem solving skills. The questions asked in this question can be really tricky. Therefore, you need be
really careful while answering to every question in this section. Frequently asked topics in this section are:
Analogy, Word Arrangement, Odd Man Out,Alphanumeric Series, Venn Diagrams, Coding-Decoding,
Miscellaneous.

Quantitative Aptitude: There is just one way to ace this section: rigorous practice. You can only score in this
section if you have in-depth knowledge of all the formulas and the pattern of question asked. This section is
important in both Tier-I and Tier-II level of SSC CGL 2017 Exam. Important topics to focus on are:
Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Bars, Charts and Graph, Number System, Time and Distance,
Ratio/Average, Simple Interest and Compound Interest.

English Language: This is one scoring section of SSC CGL 2017 Exam. Questions asked are really direct and
easy. It is asked in both Tier-I and Tier-II Exam and hence preparation must be done accordingly to score really
well in this section.Important Topics that you must cover include:
Sentence Correction, Para Jumbles, Comprehension Reading, Idioms/Phrases, Synonyms/Antonyms,
Spotting Errors, Sentence Formation

General Studies: It is a really important section of SSC CGL 2017 Exam. You can score high marks in this
section in a less amount of time. This section is quite vast as questions are asked from almost every area namely
Biology, Chemistry, Polity, Economy etc. You need to be really careful while answering to questions in this
section. Questions asked in this section cover the areas such as:

Biology: Important Inventions and their inventor, Important and Interesting facts about
human body parts, Nutrition in Animals and Plants, Diseases and their causes like Bacteria,
Viruses and Protozoa, Last four chapter of NCERT of Class 12th for environment

Polity: Supreme Court, Meaning of Write, Election of President and his functions,
Important constitution bodies like CAG, Facts about parliament, Fundamental Duties,
Governor and his functions, State legislature, Major Constitutional amendments and their
importance, Official Language, Emergency Provisions, National political parties and their
symbols

Chemistry: Chemical Properties of Substance and their uses, SI units, Chemical Name of
Important substances like Plaster of Paris etc., Chemical Change and Physical Change,
Properties of Gases, Surface Chemistry, Chemistry in Everyday life

Physics: Important inventions and their inventor, S.I. units, Motion, Sound, light, Wave,
Energy, Electricity

Economy: Terminology of Budget (like National Income, GDP, Fiscal Deficit and many
more), Five Year Plan and its importance, Famous persons in economy, Institutions and their
importance like RBI, SEBI etc.

History: Facts about Harappa Civilization, Vedic culture, Name of the Kings who built
important ancient Temples and Institutions like Nalanda, Chronology of Medieval India and
their important systems, Indias freedom Movement and their leaders

Computer: Development of computers, Input and output devices, Memory

Miscellaneous: Population Census, Important books and their writers, First happen in
sport for India and world like first Olympic, first Asian Game etc., Famous Sea port and
Airport and their location, State Animals and Symbols, Important institution of world and
India and their locations like BRICS, World Bank, IMF and RBI etc., Awards and their
importance, Name of the Scientist who got Noble prize for important discoveries.