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Nothing is sufficient for SSC GA. SSC GA section is like they will ask 10–12 easy questions which you can get even if you just read lucent from the surface but the rest questions are from I don’t know where now here I am talking about my shift as SSC is a shitty organisation in the GS section of the earlier shifts the GS section was much easier but later they took it to a whole different somehow I managed to score 30/50 purely on luck.I will suggest you to read GS from surface and keep yourself updated with current affairs. Focus more on English and Maths they are much more important let me tell you how this is my score of SSC Cgl 2016Tier 1 = 156.5 ( GS = 16.5, Maths = 50, Reasoning = 47.5, English = 42.5, )Tier 2 (Maths = 171, English = 157.5)Tier 3 = 70 (This one is luck based too)Final marks 552.5 Selected as Excise still frustrated af as no idea of joining but still some happy as will joining will be in GOA

There was no and never has been any investigation by any valid and rigorous US authority (Sen. McCain’s father, an admiral, was part of the coverup). There was no and has never been a valid, credible explanation by the Zionists. The USS Liberty was a refurbished-to-brand-new-technological marvel valued at $40,000,000. It was so badly mangled that it was sold for scrap. The Zionists may have offered the princely sum of $6,000,000 to take the heat off…knowing that they’d recoup it many times over (how prescient). The crew of the USS Liberty (34 dead, 171 maimed out of a total contingent of less than 300) were told to shut up or face court-martial…they and their families have never found justice. The US military promises solemnly “never to leave a solder/sailor on the battlefield”; well, the US military left plenty of sailors on the Liberty battlefield when it recalled jets from a carrier in the vicinity so as to permit the Zionist military (AF and Navy—torpedoes midship and gunning all lifeboats out of the water in hopes of no/zero survivors) to complete its psychotically criminal mission of June 8, 1967.

On my dad’s side of the family, everyone was an Army veteran. On my mom’s side, it was US Navy (my uncle served on SS-171 when Pearl Harbor was attacked).So I picked the USAF.The reason was twofold:The USN and USAF both had excellent technical training (I’d even say the USN is slightly ahead) but USAF training is accredited, and has its own Community College (CCAF). Plus, being out to sea would limit my class options for the general education portion of any degree.I considered the Army, but it only guaranteed training. The USAF did both. Plus being on a base with 20,000 other guys hitting the town and competing for the same 12 females didn’t appeal to me (the USAF did have smaller but more remote bases, but as an 18 year old I didn’t know that yet, though all of my assignments expect Germany were close enough to urban areas to have a nightlife)My original goal was to get work experience and at least two years of college by the end of my enlistment, with the idea of finishing an engineering degree once I got out. I finished my CCAF degree in 1983, after enlisting in 1980.Mission accomplished, except a small child showed up in 1984. So I reenlisted and finished my four-year degree using a program with SIU while in Germany, that allowed me to find a job as a manufacturing engineer once I left the AFThe photo was taken by me (not in photo) of our professors and some fellow students at our commencement ceremony held at the Ramstein AB officers club in 1989.