SSC CHSL Last Minute Preparation Strategy: Practice these Important Topics to Score above CHSL Cutoff Marks

The Staff Selection Commission, SSC issued the CHSL Admit Card 2022 for the tier 1 examination on May 14. All those candidates who have to appear for the exam can download their SSC admit cards from the official website at ssc.nic.in. The Commission has scheduled to conduct the CHSL Tier 1 Exam from May 24 until June 10, 2022. The examination will be held online as computer based test (CBT) at various centres across the state.
Meanwhile, the students are greasing up their preparation in the end time as there are very less days remaining and they have to cover a wider syllabus. To avoid such anxiety and help in scoring good marks, the expert team of 'My Result Plus' has prepared the list of important topics which have been repetitively asked in the exams. Students can go through the detailed article and practice all those important topics to nail the exam with excellent marks.
 
English Language: 

• Spot the Error,
• Spellings/ Detecting misspelled words,
• Synonyms/ Homonyms, Antonyms
• Fill in the Blanks,
• Shuffling of Sentence parts, 
• Shuffling of Sentences in a passage, 
• Cloze Passage,
• Comprehension Passage.

General Intelligence:

• Analogy,
• Number/ Alphabetical Series,
• Venn Diagrams,
• Symbolic/ Number Classification,
• Punched hole/ pattern-folding & unfolding, 
• Critical Thinking,
• Word Building,
• Coding and Decoding.

Quantitative Aptitude:

• Number Systems,
• Percentages,
• Ratio and Proportion,
• Interest (Simple and Compound),
• Average,
• Profit and Loss, Discount,
• Partnership Business, 
• Mixture and Allegation, 
• Time and distance, 
• Time and work,
• Boat & Stream, 
• Mensuration,
• Statistical Charts.

General Awareness: 

• Current Events,
• Historical Events,
• India and its neighboring countries,
• Basic Science,
• History, 
• Culture, 
• Geography, 
• Economic Scene, 
• General policy, and 
• Scientific research.

• The examination will consist of Computer Based Examination (Tier-I).
• Candidates have to solve 100 questions within 60 minutes.
• Candidates will be allotted 2 marks for every right answer.
• There will be a negative marking of 0.50 marks for each wrong answer.

 

Part	Subjects	No. of MCQs	Max. Marks
I	English Language	25	50
II	General Intelligence	25	50
III	Quantitative Aptitude	25	50
IV	General Awareness	25	50