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    SSC CHSL Exam Scheme and Syllabus

    Tier-I Examination Pattern:


    • English Language (Basic Knowledge): 25 questions, 50
    marks
    • General Intelligence: 25 questions, 50 marks
    • Quantitative Aptitude (Basic Arithmetic Skill): 25 questions,
    50 marks
    • General Awareness: 25 questions, 50 marks
    The Tier-II exam, however, is differentiated based on the posts
    candidates are applying for. It involves more in-depth testing with
    sections on Mathematical Abilities, Reasoning and General
    Intelligence, English Language and Comprehension, and General
    Awareness. Additionally, it includes a Computer Knowledge Module
    and varying practical skill tests specific to the post.

    Specifics for Different Posts


    Data Entry Operator (DEO)
    For DEOs, the Tier-II examination includes:

    • Mathematical Abilities and Reasoning and General


    Intelligence: 60 questions, 180 marks
    • English Language and Comprehension and General
    Awareness: 60 questions, 180 marks
    • Computer Knowledge Module: 15 questions, 45 marks
    (qualifying nature)
    • Skill Test: The DEOs undergo a skill test, a speed test for data
    entry on the computer. The required speed for DEO in the
    CAG office is 8,000 Key Depressions per hour, and for other
    departments, it is 15,000 Key Depressions per hour.
    Lower Division Clerk (LDC)/Junior Secretariat
    Assistant (JSA)
    For LDC/JSA, the Tier-II exam pattern is identical regarding the
    objective components as DEOs. However, instead of the skill test, LDCs
    and JSAs have to take a Typing Test:

    • Typing Test: Candidates opting for English medium should


    have a typing speed of 35 words per minute, and those opting
    for Hindi should have a speed of 30 words per minute. The
    test duration is 10 minutes (15 minutes for candidates eligible
    for a scribe).

    Key Points to Note


    • Negative Marking: Both tiers have a negative marking; 0.50
    marks are deducted for each wrong answer in Tier-I and 1
    mark in Tier-II.
    • Computer Proficiency: Tier-II’s Computer Knowledge Module
    is crucial for DEOs and acts as a qualifying section.
    • Language of Examination: Questions are in English and
    Hindi, except for the English Language and Comprehension
    section.
    The SSC CHSL examination’s structured approach through its tiered
    system ensures a comprehensive assessment of candidates suitable
    for government departments’ clerical and data entry roles.

    SSC CHSL Detailed Syllabus


    Computer Based Examination (Tier-I) Syllabus

    • General Intelligence: This section includes both verbal and


    non-verbal types of questions. Topics covered are Semantic
    Analogy, Symbolic operations, Symbolic/Number Analogy,
    Trends, Figural Analogy, Space Orientation, Semantic
    Classification, Venn Diagrams, Symbolic/Number
    Classification, Drawing inferences, Figural Classification,
    Punched hole/pattern-folding & unfolding, Semantic Series,
    Figural Pattern-folding and completion, Number Series,
    Embedded figures, Figural Series, Critical Thinking, Problem
    Solving, Emotional Intelligence, Word Building, Social
    Intelligence, Coding and de-coding, and Numerical
    operations.
    • English Language: The focus here is on understanding and
    usage of language through questions on Spot the Error, Filling
    in the Blanks, Synonyms/Homonyms, Antonyms,
    Spellings/Detecting misspelt words, Idioms & Phrases, One
    word substitution, Improvement of Sentences, Active/Passive
    Voice of Verbs, Conversion into Direct/Indirect narration,
    Shuffling of Sentence parts, Shuffling of Sentences in a
    passage, Cloze Passage, and Comprehension Passage.
    • Quantitative Aptitude: Includes Number Systems,
    Fundamental Arithmetical Operations, Algebra, Geometry,
    Mensuration, Trigonometry, and Statistical Charts, focusing on
    basic arithmetic skills essential for the examination.
    • General Awareness: Tests the candidate’s awareness of the
    surrounding world and applicability to society. This includes
    current events, everyday observation, and experience in their
    scientific aspects, focusing on India and its neighboring
    countries related to History, Culture, Geography, Economic
    Scene, General policy, and scientific research.
    Computer Based Examination (Tier-II) Syllabus

    • Mathematical Abilities: Covers Number Systems,


    Fundamental arithmetical operations, Algebra, Geometry,
    Mensuration, Trigonometry, and Statistics and probability.
    • Reasoning and General Intelligence: This module tests a
    wide range of cognitive abilities through questions similar to
    those in Tier-I.
    • English Language And Comprehension: This tests
    vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, synonyms,
    antonyms, and other aspects of English comprehension and
    usage.
    • General Awareness: Similar to Tier-I, this tests deeper
    knowledge of general awareness that impacts society.
    • Computer Proficiency: Includes basic computer knowledge,
    software usage, internet and email, networking, and
    cybersecurity basics.
    Special Provisions for Visually Handicapped (VH) Candidates: For
    VH candidates with a 40% and above visual disability, there will be no
    component of Maps/Graphs/Diagrams/Statistical Data in the
    Mathematical Abilities and Reasoning and General Intelligence
    modules.

    Practical Skill Tests

    • For DEO: Skill tests evaluate the speed and accuracy of data
    entry. Part A is for DEO/DEO Grade ‘A’ in specific departments
    requiring 15,000 key depressions per hour, and Part B is for
    other DEOs requiring 8,000 key depressions per hour.
    • For LDC/JSA: The typing test evaluates typing speed where
    English medium candidates must achieve 35 words per minute
    and Hindi medium candidates 30 words per minute.

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