SSC CHSL

Following are the COVID-19 guidelines for SSC CHSL exam:

• Candidates need to report at the exam centre as per the reporting time mentioned on the admit card
• It is compulsory to wear a mask.
• Maintain hand hygiene and properly sanitize before entering the examination centre
• Candidates should maintain safe social distancing

Candidates are advised to reach the SSC CHSL exam centre as per the reporting time mentioned on their admit cards. Candidates are advised to reach the centre before time as they need to go through security check before getting entry to the exam hall. Candidates' admit cards and photo-identity proofs are checked by the exam centre officials.

Candidates can know the allotted SSC CHSL exam centre through their admit cards. The SSC CHSL admit card contains these details-

• Name and address of the exam centre
• Centre code
• Reporting time
• Shift time
• Exam date

No, the SSC CHSL exam centres once allotted cannot be changed by candidates. The preference of exam centres should be entered carefully while filling out the SSC CHSL application form. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) allots the exam centres on the basis of preferences given by candidates. However, the Commission reserves the right to cancel any CHSL Centre and ask the candidates of that centre to appear from another centre.

Candidates can choose three SSC CHSL exam centres in the order of priority, within the
same region. Candidates are advised to choose the SSC CHSL exam centres carefully while filling out the application form. The exam centres once selected by candidates in the application form cannot be changed later at any stage.

The list of SSC CHSL exam centres has been released along with the official notification at ssc.gov.in. The SSC CHSL exam is conducted in a total of nine regions- ER, WR, NR, SR, CR, NER, NWR, MPR and KKR. The SSC CHSL exam centres cities list is released region-wise. Candidates need to make selection of exam centres while filling out the online SSC CHSL application form.

The SSC CHSL exam is conducted once every year. The Commission gives chance to candidates to appear for the exam to get shortlisted for recruitment to the Group C posts including Lower Divisional Clerk/ Junior Secretariat Assistant, and Data Entry Operators for various Ministries/ Departments/ Offices of the Government of India.

No, the difficulty level of SSC CHSL exam is not very high. However, the competition for the exam is fierce. Every year, Lacsof candidates appear for the SSC CHSL exam to get recruited in Group C posts for various Ministries/ Departments/ Offices of the Government of India and various Constitutional Bodies/ Statutory Bodies/ Tribunals,  etc. Candidates who prepare well in advance can easily crack the exam with flying colours.