SSC CHSL Exam Pattern 2019 – Tier l, ll, lll Exam Pattern
The Staff selection Commission conducts the SSC CHSL exam for
recruitment of Combined Higher Secondary level exam. This exam is conducted for
the recruitment of staff for departments and ministries of the Government of
India. This year, the exam will be conducted from 1st July 2019 to
26th July 2019. The exam is
divided into 3 tiers of papers to be conducted on different dates. The
candidates aspiring for this exam should be aware of the changes made in the
pattern of the exam, The changes are as
follows:
Changes in SSC CHSL Exam Pattern 2019
The change made this year is that the Tier l paper will
include questions from all sections in no particular sequence.
Pattern of SSC CHSL 2019
As mentioned earlier, the exam is divided into 3 Tiers of
papers to be conducted on different dates with different syllabus and pattern. The
pattern of the papers are as follows:
Tier l
The tier l paper will be a computer based Written exam for a
duration of 60 minutes instead of 75 minutes. The duration is 80 minutes for
VH/OH afflicted by Cerebral Palsy OH with deformity in writing hand. The paper
is divided into 4 sections with 25 questions each, namely General Intelligence,
English, Quantitative aptitude and General awareness, each section is of 50
marks each.
The paper consists of Multiple Choice questions only and
there will be negative marking of 0.50 marks for each incorrect answer. The
paper can be attempted both in English or Hindi for section l, lll and llll.
Tier ll
This test is a Descriptive type paper to be conducted in pen
and paper mode. The test will be of 100 marks with a duration of 1 hour. It
will consist of Essay Writing with a word limit of 200-250 words and letter
writing with a word limit of 150-200 words. The paper can be attempted in
English or Hindi and the minimum qualifying marks would be 33 percent.
Tier lll
This will be a skill test/Typing test and will be of
qualifying nature. The final selection of candidates will be determined from
the results of both Tier l and Tier ll.
Candidates will be called for the skill test only if they
secure at least minimum prescribed marks in Tier l and Tier ll papers.
VH/OH(afflicted by Cerebral Palsy) and OH with deformity in
writing hand(with 40% disability and above) will be allowed 35 minutes with a
compensatory time of 20 minutes. The Data entry speed test would be of
qualifying nature, candidates have to comply to the prescribed speed on
computer which will be provided by the Commission or the agency authorised by
the Commission.
The paper will be conducted at the Commission’s regional
offices or other centres decided by the Commission.
Candidates will be eligible for being recommended for
appointment according to the merit list, only if they qualify the skill test
with a speed not less than 8000 key depressions per hour.
For the post of Data Entry Operator, none of the candidates (including
PH candidates) who qualify in written part of the examination will be exempted
from the skill test as passing the skill test is a precondition and an
important qualification for this post.
Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled tribe,
OBC, ExS and PH may be called for the test by the commission with relaxed
standards if the commission thinks that sufficient number of students of these categories
are not likely to be available for the test on the basis of qualifying criteria
for general category candidates in order to fill up vacant seats reserved for
SC, ST, OBC, PH, ExS)
I hope you prepare well for the SSC CHSL exams and do well in the
papers.
All the
Best!
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