CBSE 10th exams – It is always good to take heed to the advise of experts when it comes to handling studies for examinations. For an expert always offers an apt advise.
CBSE 10th exams, science exam for X standard students is to be held on 4 March and amidst that Anand Prakash, head (academics) and co-founder of Vedantusuggests some important topics where students should particularly focus on.
These topics are considered to be important and gaining a hold on them always paves way for scoring better marks. The topics are related to Biology, Physics and Chemistry. The topics are given below for the convenience of students preparing for the exam:
Human Eye and Colourful World: Natural Phenomenon (Atmospheric Refraction, Scattering), Defect of
eyes, Parts of the eye, Refraction Through Prism
Electricity: Electricity Problems, Circuit Diagrams, Electrical heating, Ohm’s law
Magnetic Effects of Electric Current: Flemings left Hand rule, Working Principle of Motor and Generator. Construction of Motor and Generator, Magnetic field, Induction of electric current
Sources of Energy: Types of sources of energy, Difference between them
Acid-Bases and Salts: pH and indicators (litmus-phenolphthalein)
Metals and Non metals: Metallurgy related Questions, Reactivity series, corrosion, alloys
Carbon and its compounds: Nomenclature, Esterification-saponification, properties of
carbon
Periodic Classification of Elements: Atomic number-mass, tendency of elements across the table
Class 10 important Biology topics
Life Process: Heart, Blood and Blood vessels, Excretion (Kidney and filtration)
Control and Coordination: Hormones, Nerve impulse, Neurons
Reproduction in Organisms: Female reproductive system, differences between sexual and asexual reproduction, types of asexual reproduction
Heredity and Evolution: Mendelism, Homologous structures
Our Environment: Garbage disposal and management, trophic levels-food web
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The SSC GD Constable CBT 2026 exam is just around the corner. If you have applied for the Staff Selection Commission General Duty Constable recruitment and are waiting to know where your exam will be held — your wait is over. The exam city intimation slip has been released on the official SSC website.
This guide covers everything you need: how to check your exam city, important dates, eligibility highlights, what to carry on exam day, and common mistakes candidates make. Read this fully before your exam.
SSC GD Constable 2026 — At a Glance
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the GD Constable recruitment for Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) including BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, SSB, NIA, SSF, and Assam Rifles. This is one of the most competitive government exams in India, attracting millions of applicants every year.
Conducting Body
SSC (Staff Selection Commission)
Post Name
Constable (GD) in CAPFs
Exam Type
Computer Based Test (CBT)
Exam Mode
Online (Multiple Shifts)
Official Site
ssc.gov.in
Exam City Status
Released
Exam Schedule: 27 April – 30 May 2026
The Computer Based Examination (CBT) for SSC GD Constable 2026 will be conducted across multiple shifts over a period of more than a month. The schedule is as follows:
Event
Date / Status
Exam City Intimation Slip Released
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CBT Exam Start Date
27 April 2026
CBT Exam End Date
30 May 2026
Admit Card (Hall Ticket) Release
~3–4 days before exam shift
Result Declaration (CBT)
To be announced
Physical Efficiency Test (PET/PST)
After CBT result
Medical Examination
After PET/PST
Note: The admit card is released shift-wise — typically 3 to 4 days before your specific exam date. Keep checking the official SSC website regularly. Do not rely on third-party sources for admit card download links.
How to Check Your SSC GD Exam City 2026
The exam city slip is different from the admit card. It only tells you the city where your exam will be held — the actual exam center address and timing will come with the admit card. Here is how to check it:
Visit the Official SSC Website
Go to ssc.gov.in — the only official source. Avoid unofficial websites that may show incorrect information.
Find the Admit Card / Exam City Section
On the homepage, look for the “Admit Card” tab or the notice related to “SSC GD Constable Exam City Slip 2026.”
Click the Exam City Slip Link
You will be redirected to the SSC candidate login portal. Use your registered credentials to log in.
Enter Your Registration Details
Enter your Registration ID / Roll Number and Date of Birth or password to access your account.
Download and Print the Exam City Slip
View your exam city and save or print the slip for reference. The actual hall ticket with full center details will follow later.
Eligibility Criteria at a Glance
If you are still confirming your eligibility for the SSC GD Constable exam, here is a quick summary of the key requirements:
Age Limit
Category
Minimum Age
Maximum Age
General / EWS
18 years
23 years
OBC
18 years
26 years (3 years relaxation)
SC / ST
18 years
28 years (5 years relaxation)
Ex-Servicemen
As per norms
As per norms
Physical Standards
Parameter
Male
Female
Height (General)
170 cm
157 cm
Chest (Male only)
80 cm (unexpanded) / 85 cm (expanded)
N/A
Weight
Proportionate to height & age
Proportionate to height & age
Height and chest relaxations are available for candidates from Hilly regions, ST communities, and certain North-Eastern states. Always verify your category-specific standards from the official notification.
Exam Pattern (CBT)
Subject
Questions
Marks
General Intelligence & Reasoning
20
40
General Knowledge & General Awareness
20
40
Elementary Mathematics
20
40
English / Hindi
20
40
Total
80
160
There is negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer. Time allowed: 60 minutes. For candidates with visual disabilities: 80 minutes.
Admit Card — What Comes After the Exam City Slip
The exam city slip is just the first step. Here is what you should expect next regarding your hall ticket:
Pro Tip: SSC releases admit cards in batches — roughly 3 to 4 days before each shift. If your exam is on 27 April, expect your hall ticket around 23–24 April. Set a reminder and check the SSC website or the candidate login portal daily from that point.
Your admit card will contain:
Your Roll Number and Name
Exam Center Name and Full Address
Reporting Time and Exam Timing
Photograph and Signature
Important Instructions for the Exam Day
Exam Day Preparation — Practical Tips
With the exam window running from late April to end of May, you have time to plan. Here is how to make the most of it:
Before the Exam Day
Visit the exam center a day before to know the exact location, route, and travel time
Prepare your documents the night before — do not leave it for exam morning
Get a good night’s sleep — fatigue affects reasoning speed and accuracy
Keep a printed copy of the admit card and exam city slip both
Charge your phone fully and carry offline maps in case of connectivity issues
Conclusion
The SSC GD Constable Exam 2026 is a golden opportunity for lakhs of aspirants across India who dream of a career in the Central Armed Police Forces. With the exam city details now out and the CBT beginning on 27 April 2026, the clock is ticking.
Do not wait — check your exam city today, prepare your documents, and plan your logistics. The next major step is your admit card, which will carry the complete exam center address and your shift timings. Stay updated by visiting the official SSC website regularly and make sure you are fully prepared before exam day arrives.
Your preparation, discipline, and awareness of administrative details can make a real difference. All the best!
