SSC CHSL

The SSC CHSL salary after the 7th pay commission is as follows:SSC CHSL PostSalary in X cities (7th Pay Commission) in INRData Entry Operator (DEO) Pay Level 545,543Data Entry Operator (DEO) Pay Level 4 40,193Data Entry Operator (DEO) Grade A40,193Postal Assistant (PA)/ Sorting Assistant (SA)40,193Lower Division Clerk (LDC)/ Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA)32,095

Yes, the SSC CHSL salary differs with the class of city where they are posted. The cities are classified in Class X, Y and Z for the HRA, LTA and other calculations. Have a look at the cities classification below:X Class Cities are the cities with a population of more than 50 lakhsY Class Cities = Population within 5 to 50 lakhsZ Class Cities = Population less than 5 lakhs

SSC CHSL employees get all the perks and benefits which a Central government employee is entitled for, though the magnitude may differ. The following perks and allowances are enjoyed candidates who get employeed after cracking the SSC CHSL exam:HRANPSCGHSCGEGISOther allowances such as LTC

The in-hand salary of the SSC CHSL posts are different for different posts. There are deductions made in the gross salary and then the in-hand salary is calculated.

The monthly salary of the SSC CHSL posts differs from post to post. For Pay Level-4 posts, the initial monthly salary in tier-I (class X) city will be INR 40,193 and for the post having pay level-5 will be INR 45,543. Here we have mentioned the salary calculations and deductions for the SSC CHSL salary for different posts.

SSC CHSL exam analysis is really helpful for candidates who are looking forward to appearing for the exam. The SSC CHSL exam review gives details on the difficulty level of question paper, number of questions, topics from question are asked, good attempts and expected cut off marks. The SSC CHSL exam analysis also helps in understanding the latest SSC CHSL question paper structure.

Yes, 1 year is enough for SSC CHSL exam preparation. Candidates should begin their exam preparation by going through the SSC CHSL exam pattern and syllabus. After going through the entire syllabus, candidates should start practicing for the exam. Practicing SSC CHSL question papers and mock tests prove out to the best preparation stratgey to ace the exam with flying colours.

Candidates are generally able to attempt around 70 to 80 questions in the SSC CHSL Tier 1 exam. Have a look at the exam analysis of the previous year below.Section NameDifficulty LevelGood AttemptsEnglish LanguageEasy to Moderate20-22Quantitative AptitudeModerate17-19General AwarenessEasy to Moderate18-20General IntelligenceEasy to Moderate19-21Overall Difficulty LevelEasy to Moderate73-83 

The General Awareness section of the SSC CHSL Tier I exam is generally moderate in terms of the difficulty level. The section contains questions from current affairs, General Science, General Knoweldge and others. Candidates are advised to thoroughly prepare the General Awareness section and revise the syllabus as per prescribed by the Commission.

Yes, candidates need to pay INR 100 per question as the fee for challenging the SSC CHSL answer key. The Staff Selection Commission first releases a tentative SSC CHSL answer key. In case any candidate is not satisfied with the answer, he or she can challenge the same it in the prescribed format. However, to raise objections against one SSC CHSL question, candidates have to pay INR 100 as the fee in online mode.