SSC CGL Study Plan 2026 - Personalised Schedule Generator
Planning your SSC CGL 2026 preparation? A structured study plan is the difference between passing and failing. Our free SSC CGL study planner creates a personalised schedule based on your exam date and daily study hours. It breaks down all 4 subjects - Quantitative Aptitude, English, General Intelligence, and General Awareness - with recommended hours and a 14-day calendar view.
📋 Specifications for SSC CGL
Subject-wise Plan
How to Use
- 1Select SSC CGL from the exam dropdown
- 2Enter your SSC CGL exam date
- 3Set your daily study hours (recommended: 6-8 hours)
- 4View the subject-wise hour breakdown
- 5Check the 14-day study schedule
- 6Adjust hours per subject based on your weak areas
- 7Download or screenshot your personalised plan
Key Features
- ✓SSC CGL subject-wise hour allocation
- ✓Exam date countdown with days remaining
- ✓Daily hours required calculator
- ✓14-day rolling study schedule
- ✓Warning if daily hours are insufficient
- ✓Custom subject addition for revision topics
- ✓Progress tracking with visual bars
- ✓Free with no account required
Use Cases
6-Month SSC CGL Preparation
Starting 6 months before the exam? The planner allocates 230 total hours across 4 subjects with 1.5 hours per day minimum.
3-Month Intensive Preparation
Only 3 months left? The planner shows you need 2.5+ hours daily and prioritises high-weightage topics.
Working Professional Preparation
Studying 2-3 hours daily after work? The planner creates a realistic schedule that fits your available time.
Revision Phase Planning
In the last month before SSC CGL? Use the planner to create a focused revision schedule covering all topics.
Weak Subject Focus
Struggling with Quantitative Aptitude? Allocate more hours to weak subjects and the planner adjusts the schedule accordingly.
💡 Tips for Best Results
- →SSC CGL Tier 1 has 4 sections: QA (25 marks), English (25), GI (25), GA (25)
- →Recommended preparation time: 230 hours total (80h QA, 60h English, 50h GI, 40h GA)
- →Study at least 4-6 hours daily for 3-6 months
- →Solve previous year papers in the last 2 months
- →Take mock tests every week to track progress
- →Focus on accuracy over speed in the first 2 months
- →General Awareness requires daily current affairs reading
- →Quantitative Aptitude needs daily practice - minimum 30 questions per day