Is it tough to qualify SSC CHSL EXAM?

Is it tough to qualify SSC CHSL EXAM?

Staff Selection Commission conducts various recruitment exams to appoint employees for public section undertakings. SSC CGL and SSC CHSL are the most seek by the aspirants which make these exams to be very competitive. SSC CGL has fewer contestants as compared to SSC CHSL; therefore, SSC CHSL is a tough exam to crack. SSC CGL exam is eligible for graduates and SSC CHSL is open for undergraduates and graduates both. Thus the contestant becomes almost double in case of SSC CHSL which needs a thorough learning and lot of practice to score as high as one can. Although the difficulty level for SSC CHSL exam is low yet it needs to be attempted with full dedication so that one can crack it in the first attempt itself.

Let us discuss subject-wise strategy to help you qualify the exam.

SSC CHSL 2018 notification is expected anytime in the month of November 2018 therefore without wasting much of time it is better to start the exam preparation to get the best outcomes of your efforts.

STUDY PLAN FOR SSC CHSL 2018
  1. Understand the exam pattern SSC CHSL 2018 TIER I first so that you get the right start towards the prestigious career.
Exam pattern of SSC CHSL Tier 1 2018
Section Subject No of Questions Max Marks Exam Duration
1 General Intelligence and Reasoning 25 50 60 minutes
2 General Awareness 25 50
3 Quantitative Aptitude 25 50
4 English Comprehension 25 50
Total 100 200

  1. Now make the study plan to give equal time to all the sections of the question paper. In case you are good in one subject and weak in the other, do not be over-confident about the strengths. Work on the weaknesses also as higher the score better are the chances to get the desired department to work in.
  2. Note down the detailed syllabus of the subjects being asked in the exam so that you learn the relevant topics. Subjects are having vast syllabus yet limited with some important topics which covers maximum number of questions.

DETAILED SYLLABUS OF SSC CHSL 2018
SSC CHSL Tier 1 Syllabus

General Intelligence and Reasoning Quantitative Ability English Language General Awareness
Logical Reasoning Simplification Reading Comprehension History
Alphanumeric Series Profit & Loss Cloze Test Culture
Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test Mixtures & Allegations Para jumbles Geography
Data Sufficiency Simple Interest & Compound Interest & Surds & Indices Miscellaneous Economic Scene
Coded Inequalities Work & Time Fill in the blanks General Policy
Seating Arrangement Time & Distance Multiple Meaning/Error Spotting Scientific Research
Puzzle Mensuration – Cylinder, Cone, Sphere Paragraph Completion Awards and Honors
Tabulation Data Interpretation One Word Substitution Books and Authors
Syllogism Ratio & Proportion, Percentage Active/Passive Voice
Blood Relations Number Systems
Input Output Sequence & Series
Coding Decoding Permutation, Combination &Probability

  1. Buy a competitive and inclusive SSC study material based on the latest exam pattern and syllabus of the exam to get the appropriate learning.
  2. Join SSC COACHING INSTITUTE Ghaziabad or video course to get coaching from well educated subject experts.
  3. Make a systematic time table and follow it regularly to get the effective learning. It will also help in completing the syllabus well in time and you will get enough time to practice and revise the difficult or weak topics.
  4. After completing the entire syllabus take one or two mock test daily. It should be a full length mock test which will give you a realistic feeling and you will feel comfortable at the time of the examination.
  5. Mock tests should be attempted regularly as it helps in knowing the weaknesses one has in any of the topics or subjects concerned to the exam.
  6. Take the help of subject experts to solve your doubts rather than depending on any of your friends. Subject experts are the best source to give you the right direction and knowledge based on the difficulty you are facing in a particular topic.
  7. Revise current affairs, list of important formulae and tricks of mathematics and grammar rules of English language regularly. These are very important to make the exam preparation effective and worth giving a result.
Wishing you all success in the forthcoming SSC CHSL Exam 2018!!!


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