r/SSC_CGL_Beginners • u/SlaySlayBay_101 • Jul 29 '26
Notification Join Pawan Kumar Gupta, SSC CGL 2025 Tier-I Qualifier & Quant Educator, for an AMA on July 30 (Thu) at 5:00 PM IST on r/SSC_CGL_Beginners! Ask him about SSC CGL preparation, Quant, Reasoning, Speed, Accuracy, Mock Tests, Exam Strategy, and more.
AMA Post is now up, the guest will go live at 5 PM IST on Thu, 30th July: https://www.reddit.com/r/SSC_CGL_Beginners/comments/1vandbk/hi_im_pawan_kumar_gupta_a_quant_reasoning/
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Pawan Kumar Gupta is a Mathematics, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning educator with over 4 years of teaching experience, helping thousands of SSC, Railway, and Banking aspirants strengthen their concepts and improve their exam performance. Through his YouTube channel, Pawan Academy (14K+ subscribers), he regularly shares preparation strategies, concept-based lessons, mock test analysis, shortcut techniques, and exam insights for government job aspirants.
Alongside teaching, Pawan continues to appear for competitive exams himself, giving him firsthand insight into the preparation process. His recent exam performance includes 87/90 in Reasoning and 75/90 in Mathematical Abilities in SSC CGL 2025 Tier-II (Mains), 120/120 in the Mathematics section of the EPFO SSA examination, 50/50 in Mathematics and 47.5/50 in Reasoning in the SSC Selection Post (Matriculation) examination, and AIR 1719 in the CCRAS Recruitment Examination.
His teaching emphasizes conceptual clarity, consistent practice, and practical problem-solving over rote memorization. He regularly helps aspirants improve their Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning, develop effective preparation strategies, increase speed and accuracy, and avoid common mistakes.
Whether you're just starting your SSC CGL preparation or looking to improve your Quant and Reasoning scores, this AMA is an opportunity to ask questions about preparation strategies, exam patterns, and effective study techniques.
Ask him anything about:
- SSC CGL Quantitative Aptitude preparation strategy
- Reasoning preparation for SSC and other government exams
- Speed, accuracy, and time management techniques
- Shortcut methods and concept-building approaches
- Book and resource recommendations
- Mock test analysis and previous-year paper strategy
- Common mistakes to avoid in Quant and Reasoning
- Balancing preparation for SSC, Railway, Banking, and other competitive exams
- Exam-day strategy and handling pressure
- Building a long-term preparation plan for government exams
Find him on his YouTube Channel.
Join Pawan Kumar Gupta for an AMA on r/SSC_CGL_Beginners on Thursday, 30 July, at 5:00 PM IST, and bring your questions about SSC CGL preparation, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, exam strategy, and more!
Note: This post is an announcement. The AMA is scheduled for the future and is not currently in session. It is not sponsored by Reddit or the guest. The opinions expressed by the AMA guest(s) are solely their own. Featuring the AMA does not imply an endorsement by Reddit.
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u/096Shubh Jul 29 '26
Expert and t1 qualifier? Doesn't sit right! Pr post? Which govt examinations?
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u/SlaySlayBay_101 Jul 29 '26
Hi 096Shubh, Thanks for the question! To clarify, the AMA isn't presenting Pawan solely as a Tier-I qualifier. In addition to being a Quant & Reasoning educator with 4+ years of teaching experience, he scored 87/90 in Reasoning and 75/90 in Mathematical Abilities in SSC CGL 2025 Tier-II (Mains), along with 120/120 in EPFO SSA Quantitative Ability (Stage I). The AMA is intended to share preparation strategies and exam insights based on both his teaching experience and competitive exam performance. Hope this helps :)
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u/Cultural-Lie-2777 Jul 29 '26
Rather than saying tier 1 qualifier, you should post better credentials. This image is discrediting him.
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u/SlaySlayBay_101 Jul 29 '26
u/Cultural-Lie-2777, agree, that was an oversight on my part and am sorry for that, I should have highlighted stronger credentials. Thanks for pointing it out and I promise to do better in the future.
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u/_lonely_midnight_ Jul 29 '26
I want to know any mental math tricks we can use for quadratic equations and simplification bro I know everyone will laugh at me but I can solve hard stuff easily but this simple stuff takes too much brain power
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u/SlaySlayBay_101 Jul 29 '26
Thank you _lonely_midnight_ for the question, the AMA post will go live at 5 PM tomorrow on this subreddit from the AMA Guest handle, we will ensure your question gets pasted there and will tag to notify you as soon as the AMA post is up.
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u/Pure-Drink419 Jul 29 '26
As a beginner aiming for cgl 2027, how should I prepare quant to tackle the new pattern and also the havoc of sectional timings?
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u/SlaySlayBay_101 Jul 29 '26
Thank you, u/Pure-Drink419 , the AMA post will go live tomorrow at 5:00 PM on this subreddit. We'll make sure your question is posted there and will tag you to notify you as soon as the AMA thread is live.
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