SSC CHSL 2024 was released on 8 April 2024 for 3712 vacancies for LDC, JSA and DEO posts. The online application process has started today. After completing the online application, candidates should be ready to appear for the exam. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will conduct the Joint Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) examination 2024, Tier 1 from June to July 2024.
Staff Selection Commission has already updated SSC CHSL Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2024 On its official website. Candidates preparing for SSC CHSL exam 2024 need to be familiar with the latest exam pattern and course. You can find SSC CHSL syllabus and exam pattern 2024 in the article below …
SSC CHSL Exam Pattern 2024
The SSC CHSL exam has two parts: Tier 1 and Tier 2. It will be done online. Tier 1 exam is expected to begin in June 2024. Minimum qualification marks in Tier-I, and section-III of section-I, section-II and Module-I Section-III examinations are as follows:
- Ur: 30%
- OBC/EWS: 25%
- All other categories: 20%
Tier-I exam plan
| Subject | Number of questions/ maximum marks | Duration of time (for all parts) |
|---|---|---|
| English language (basic knowledge) | 25/50 | 60 minutes (80 minutes for candidates are eligible for a scribe according to a para -7.1, 7.2, and 7.3) |
| General intelligence | 25/50 | |
| Quantitative qualification (original arithmetic skills) | 25/50 | |
| general awareness | 25/50 |
In the Tier-I exam, you will only find multiple questions. These questions can be chosen while choosing in English, Hindi, or in any language. Remember, for each wrong answer, 0.50 points will be cut, so answer carefully.
Tier-II Exam Plan:
| Session | Subject | Number of questions | Maximum marks | Time permission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier I | ||||
| Khand-me | Module-I: mathematical capabilities | 30 | 30 | 1 hour (for each section) |
| Module-II: logic and general intelligence | 30 | 30 | ||
| Tier II | ||||
| Session | Action-II: | 2 hours and 15 minutes | ||
| Module-I: English language and understanding | 40 | 20 | 20 minutes | |
| Module II: General Awareness | 20 | 10 | ||
| Session-second | Action-III: | 15 | 15 | 15 minutes |
| Module-I: Computer Knowledge Module | ||||
| Module-II: Skill Testing/Typing Testing Module | ||||
| Part A: Skill Test for DOS in Department/Ministry | 15 minutes | |||
| Part B: Skill Test for DOO except Department/Ministry | ||||
| Part C: Typing Test for LDC/JSA | 10 minutes | |||
The Tier II of the exam has three sections, each of which has two modules:
Section-I:
Module-I: mathematical capabilities
Module-II: logic and general intelligence
Action-II:
Module-I: English language and understanding
Module II: General Awareness
Action-III:
Module-I: Computer Knowledge Test
Module-II: Skill Testing/Typing Testing
The examination will be divided into two sessions – sessions I and Sessions II – on the same day. The session I include section I, Section II and section III’s module I. Session II includes section III’s module II.
To pass Tier II, candidates must qualify in all classes.
The exam includes objective-type multiple-chic questions, except except for the module of Section III. Questions can be in any language selected during English, Hindi, or application process.
For wrong answers in section-I, section-II, and section-III module-I, there will be negative marking of 1 marks per question.
The module of Section III (Computer Knowledge Test) is mandatory, but only qualified.
The module II of Section III (skill test/typing test) will be held in Session II. This is qualification and will be evaluated on the basis of guidelines provided by the Commission. Errors in skill testing will be calculated up to 2 decimal places.
Data entry operators (DOS) and Lower Division Clerk (LDCs)/Junior Secretary Assistant (JSAS) have different parts of skills test, each of which is with its requirements and timeframes. Eligible candidates will be given compensatory time for a scribe.
SSC CHSL courses for Tier-I exam
English language:
- Find the errors and correct
- Fill in missing words
- Identify synonyms and antonyms
- Right spelling words
- Understand idioms and phrases
- Place one word to another
- Improve sentences
- Change sentences in active to passive voice
- Relax sentences in direct or indirect speech
- Rearrows the sentence parts or route
- Fill the missing words on a route
- Understand the path
General intelligence:
- Oral and non-oral questions
- Upma
- Symbolic operation
- Number pattern
- Trends and classifications
- Spatial orientation
- Diagram and pattern
- Conclusion and important thinking
- problem solving
- Emotional and social intelligence
- Coding and decoding
Quantitative Aptitude:
- Numbers and relations
- Original arithmetic operation
- Percentage, ratio and average
- Simple and compound interest
- Profit and loss, exemption, partnership
- Time, distance and work
- Algebra
- Geometry and trigonometry
- Dislike
- Statistical chart
general awareness:
- Awareness about environment and society
- Knowledge of current events
- Scientific aspect of everyday comments
- History, culture, geography of Indian and neighboring countries
- Economic and political scenes
- General policies and scientific research
Comment: Candidates with 40% or more disability will not have questions related to map, graph, diagram or statistical data in general intelligence and quantitative qualification classes.
SSC CHSL courses for Tier-I exam
Session- I (Mathematical Ability) module-I:
- Number system: Basic calculation with the entire number, decimal and fractions.
- Fundamental arithmetic: percentage, ratio, average, interest, profit and loss, etc.
- Algebra: Simple algebraic problems and linear equations.
- Geometry: Understanding basic shapes such as triangle, circles and their properties.
- Mansuration: Measurement of shapes such as triangle, quadrilateral and circles.
- Trigonium: Basic trigonometric concepts and identity.
- Statistics and Possibility: Data Representation and Basic Possibility Understanding Count.
Section-I module II (argument and general intelligence):
- Oral and non-verbal argument questions: upma, trend, classification, etc.
- Logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Emotional and social intelligence.
- Understanding patterns and sequences.
- Basic numerical operations.
- Other related topics.
Section-II (English language and understanding) module-I:
- Vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure.
- Different language skills such as spotting errors, filling spaces, synonyms, etc.
- Understanding the path and answering questions on their basis.
Section-II module-II (General Awareness):
- Awareness about environment and society.
- Knowledge of current events and everyday comments.
- Understanding of India’s history, culture, geography, economy and scientific research.
Module of Section-III of Paper-I (Computer Profession)- I:
- Computer Basics: Understanding computer components, memory and basic operations.
- Software: Basic knowledge of Windows Operating System and Microsoft Office application.
- Internet and email uses: web browsing, management of e-mail accounts, online banking.
- Basics of Networking and Cyber ​​Security: Understanding Networking tools, security threats and preventive measures.
Comment: Visual loss candidates with 40% or more disability will not have mathematical abilities and logic and general intelligence modules related to maps, gradings, diagrams or statistical data.
SSC CHSL Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2024 PDF
