The SSC MTS Polity Syllabus covers the Civics-related topics included under the General Awareness section. Civics is part of Social Studies, which also covers History, Geography, Art and Culture, and Economics. General Science and Environmental Studies up to the 10th Standard are also included in General Awareness.
You should understand the Civics and other Social Studies areas covered in General Awareness before starting your SSC MTS preparation. Knowing the syllabus areas can help you organise your studies, decide where to focus, and prepare for the exam in a systematic manner.
The SSC MTS Indian Polity syllabus comes under Civics, which is included in Social Studies under General Awareness. The official syllabus gives a broad subject-wise coverage instead of listing individual Polity chapters.
General Awareness covers Social Studies (History, Geography, Art and Culture, Civics and Economics), General Science and Environmental Studies up to the 10th Standard.
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Particular |
Details |
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Exam |
SSC MTS Examination |
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Subject |
General Awareness |
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Polity Area |
Civics |
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Coverage |
Social Studies |
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Level |
Up to 10th Standard |
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Question Type |
Objective Type, Multiple Choice Questions |
The SSC MTS Polity Topics are covered under Civics, which is a part of Social Studies in the General Awareness section. Candidates should prepare Civics along with other Social Studies areas included in the syllabus.
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SSC MTS Polity Topics |
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Attorney General/Advocate General |
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Citizenship |
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Constitution |
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Constitutional Bodies |
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Directive Principles of State Policy |
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Emergency Powers |
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Fundamental Duties |
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Fundamental Rights |
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Historical Background |
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Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha |
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Making of the Constitution |
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Non-Constitutional Bodies |
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Parts, Schedules and Sources |
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Preamble |
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President |
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State |
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State Legislature |
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Supreme Court/High Court |
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Union and its Territories |
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Vice President/Prime Minister |
These areas are covered up to the 10th Standard level. For the Polity portion, candidates can focus on Civics as the relevant area while preparing General Awareness for the SSC MTS examination.
Polity is not a separate section in the SSC MTS Computer-Based Examination. It is covered through the General Awareness section.
As per the examination scheme, Session-II includes General Awareness and English Language and Comprehension. General Awareness has 25 questions for 75 marks.
The Computer-Based Examination has two mandatory sessions conducted on the same day. Session-II has a duration of 45 minutes, while candidates eligible for a scribe get 60 minutes. There is negative marking of one mark for each wrong answer in Session-II.
General Awareness is included in Session-II of the SSC MTS Computer-Based Examination. The section carries 25 questions for 75 marks and is to be attempted within the given session duration.
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Session |
Subject |
Questions |
Maximum Marks |
Duration |
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Session-II |
General Awareness |
25 |
75 |
45 minutes* |
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Session-II |
English Language and Comprehension |
25 |
75 |
45 minutes* |
Since the syllabus places Civics under General Awareness, candidates can organise their preparation around the scope given in the notification.
Start with Civics: Treat Civics as a part of Social Studies under General Awareness.
Follow the prescribed level: The broad General Awareness syllabus is given up to the 10th Standard.
Cover all General Awareness areas: Do not prepare Civics in isolation. The syllabus also includes History, Geography, Art and Culture, Economics, General Science and Environmental Studies.
Practise objective questions: The Computer-Based Examination consists of objective-type multiple-choice questions.
Keep negative marking in mind: Session-II has a negative marking of one mark for every wrong answer.
Candidates preparing for SSC MTS can use organised study resources, practice material and mock tests to strengthen their General Awareness and Science preparation.
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Feature |
Details |
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Course |
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Mode |
Live + Recorded Classes |
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Study Material |
Notes, PDFs & Practice Questions |
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Practice |
Mock Tests & Previous Year Questions |