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1. Know the bank exam syllabus and exam pattern. This will give you an idea of the number of sections, marks distribution, and time duration of the exam.
2. Create a study plan and stick to it. You can break down your study sessions into smaller chunks of time and take breaks in between to avoid burnout.
3. Use the best resources for bank exam preparation. You can use online resources like expert books, practice Sets and question banks to help you prepare.
4. Coaching can be an option if you need additional help with your preparation.
5. Identify and work on your weak areas. This ca
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Rupali Pruthi
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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.
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Rupali Pruthi
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The marks obtained in the SSC CHSL Tier 1 and Tier 2 exams are counted for the final merit list. Final selection and allocation of Ministries/ Departments/ Offices to the candidates is made on the basis of performance of candidates in Tier 1 and Tier 2 examinations, the preference of Posts/ Departments given by them at the time of Document Verification and their performance in DV and Skill Test (Tier 3).
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Rupali Pruthi
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Candidates can check here the steps to download SSC CHSL score card online. The steps are given below:
- Go to the official website - ssc.gov.in.
- Go to the Login block given on the right-hand side
- Enter the Registration Number, Password and the captcha code as shown
- After logging in, the exam dashboard will be visible on the screen
- Click on the SSC CHSL scorecard link given under the SSC CHSL exam dashboard
- SSC CHSL scorecard will appear on the screen
- Download CHSL scorecard and save it for future reference.
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Rupali Pruthi
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No, SSC CHSL cutoff is not released region-wise. The Staff Selection Commission SSC releases the CHSL cut off post-wise and category-wise only. The SSC CHSL cut-off is different for different categories. The cut off marks are fixed by the Commission after the preparation of final answer key and post the normalization of marks.
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Rupali Pruthi
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A lot of factors are considered by Commission at the time of calculation of the SSC CHSL cutoff for different tiers. Some such factors are mentioned below:
- Difficulty level of exam
- Number of vacancies available
- Number of candidates appeared for the exam
- Normalization of candidates' scores
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Rupali Pruthi
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Usually, SSC CHSL cutoff is the highest for Data Entry Operator (DEO) post. SSC releases the SSC CHSL Cutoff for each of the posts separately. Under each post, the SSC CHSL Category-wise cut off is released.
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Rupali Pruthi
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SSC CHSL cut off is released separately for all the posts mentioned in the official notification for which the recruitment is carried out. Generally, the CHSL exam is conducted to fill vacancies to the following posts. Lower Divisional Clerk, LDC
Junior Secretariat Assistant, JSA
Postal Assistant, PA
Sorting Assistant, SA
Data Entry Operator, DEO, Grade A.
Junior Secretariat Assistant, JSA
Postal Assistant, PA
Sorting Assistant, SA
Data Entry Operator, DEO, Grade A.
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Rupali Pruthi
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SSC CHSL cutoff is released along with the result of both the tiers (1 and 2) of the exam. SSC releases CHSL cutoffs for all the tiers every year on its official website along with the results. SSC CHSL cutoffs are minimum marks that candidates should score in order to qualify for the next level of exam. The cutoffs for SSC CHSL are calculated as per the criteria fixed by the Commission.
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