CHSL

Staff Selection Commission, the exam conducting body, releases the answer key for the SSC Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level (CHSL) Examination. The commission conducts the SSC CHSL exam in two phases- Tier 1 and Tier 2. The SSC CHSL answer key is released soon after the conduct of the exam. Initially, the Commission releases the SSC CHSL tentative answer key. The SSC CHSL final answer key is released after the declaration of results.

Yes, the SSC CHSL tentative answer key 2024 for Tier 1 has been released at ssc.gov.in. The objections are invited from candidates against the questions/answers given in the tentative CHSL Tier 1 answer key. Candidates who find any answer faulty or incorrect can submit objections against the same by paying the objection fee of INR 100 per challenge.The last date to send such objections is July 23, 2024.

As per the SSC CHSL exam pattern, the SSC CHSL selection process consists of the following stages: Tier I: Objective-type computer-based examination (CBE), Tier II: Objective-type computer-based examination and skill test. Candidates need to clear all the stages of the SSC CHSL exam to get shortlsited for recruitment in government offices. The final allocation of candidates to the designated departments or posts is made by the indenting recruiting bodies.

The questions in the SSC CHSL exam are set in English, Hindi and any other language opted by candidates in their respective application form, except for Section II Modules-II (English Language and Comprehension modules) of Tier 2 exam. In case of any difference or discrepancy in the SSC CHSL questions between English and the opted language, the content of English language will prevails.

No, the SSC does not send CHSL admit card by post to any candidate. Candidates only have the option of downloading the SSC CHSL admit card from the official website. In case, any candidate is not able to download his/her admit card one week before the exam, s/he must immediately contact the concerned regional/sub-regional office of SSC with the proof of having submitted his/her application.

SSC CHSL is a good choice in terms of job security and salary package. Candidates who clear the SSC CHSL recruitment exam get assured job in the government departments or offices. A SSC CHSL-recruited employee enjoys a lucrative salary package along with other perks including the dearness allowances, transfer allowances, and others. Have a look at the post-wise SSC CHSL pay scale:
Lower Division Clerk (LDC)/ Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA): INR 19,900 - 63,200
Data Entry Operator (DEO): INR 25,500 - 81,100.

In Tier 1 of the SSC CHSL exam, a total of 100 questions are asked. As per the official notification, the SSC CHSL Tier 1 is divided into four sections- English Language, General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude and General Awareness. Each section contains 25 MCQs of 2 marks each. Therefore, each section is of 50 marks.

SSC CHSL Tier 1 contains objective-type multiple choice questions (MCQs). On the other hand, SSC CHSL Tier 2 is objective type as well, except for Module-II of Section-3, which is a Typing or Skill Test. The questions are set in English, Hindi and language opted by candidates, except for Module-II (i.e. English Language and Comprehension module) in Section II of Tier 2 examination.

The Staff Selection Commission SSC Sets the SSC CHSL syllabus. The SSC CHSL Syllabus is a comprehensive term which includes syllabi for all the tiers of the exam. The syllabus is defined separately for both tiers of the exam as they are different exams. The syllabus for SSC CHSL lays the foundation for exam preparation.

Yes, the SSC CHSL marks scored by candidates in the Computer Based Examinations (CBE) conducted in multiple shifts such as Tier 1 and Tier 2, will be normalized by the Commission. The SSC CHSL normalized scores are used by the SSC to determine the cut-off marks and merit list.