SSC CHSL

The Staff Selection Commission SSC Sets the SSC CHSL syllabus. The SSC CHSL Syllabus is a comprehensive term which includes syllabi for all the tiers of the exam. The syllabus is defined separately for both tiers of the exam as they are different exams. The syllabus for SSC CHSL lays the foundation for exam preparation.

No, there is no interview in SSC CHSL exam. Candidates are shortlisted based on their performance in:
Tier 1 exam
Tier 2 exam
Document Verification
Skill Test
The final selection and allocation of Ministries/ Departments/ Offices is made based on their performance in Tier 1 and Tier 2 exam and the preference of Posts/ Departments given by them at the time of Document Verification.

After clearing the SSC CHSL exam, the shortlisted candidates are posted in their respective departments or posts. The SSC CHSL recruitment carries out for the posts of Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC), Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA), Postal Assistant (PA), Sorting Assistant (SA) and Data Entry Operator (DEO) posts.

SSC CHSL notification is released every year for recruitment to the following posts:
Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC)
Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA)
Postal Assistant (PA)
Sorting Assistant (SA)
Data Entry Operator (DEO). .

SSC CHSL notification contains all important details about the exam such as the latest eligibility criteria including the age limit, online application process, exam pattern, syllabus, vacancies, pay-scales of different posts, exam dates, important instructions and others. SSC CHSL notification PDF is an important document that candidates must go through before applying online for the exam.

Yes, SSC CHSL 2022 tier 1 is qualifying in nature. According to the notification of CHSL examination 2022, it is clearly mentioned that tier 1 is qualifying in nature and the minimum qualifying percentage is also given. So, no doubt one need to reach the minimum required marks.

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.

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).