Hello Aspirant,

In CHSL topics covered under Quantitative aptitude are Percentages, Ratio and Proportion, Square roots, Averages, Interest (Simple and Compound), Profit and Loss, Discount, Partnership Business, Mixture and Allegation, Time and distance, Time and work, etc. The carries 50 marks and will have 25 questions to attempt. A negative marking of 0.50 marks will be applicable in the exam.

So if you have a basic knowledge of class 6 to 10 (higher secondary level) , then you can easily prepare. Seems like you are weak at math. there is no other alternative for math section in this exam, you cannot ignore or skip the entire section but you can focus only on simple questions and skip the tough ones to avoid time waste and negative marking. It is not going to be that tough if you practice well. Only daily practice can make you confident, first see the entire QA syllabus and shortlist all the easy topics and focus on those. Practice as many as previous year question papers as possible, and take up daily mock tests. You can very well use a lot of educational apps like gradeup,testbook,unacademy etc to prepare. They explain the concept and provide all the practice material you need.More importantly , these apps and its video lessons will help you learn a lot of tip and short tricks to tackle each type of questions , which will be very time saving during the exam.Find out such online resources or by best reference books for the section and practice, NCERT books can be very helpful to cover basics.  Also since you are worried about math , make sure that you are well prepared for all the other sections.

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Hello Aspirant,

For CHSL Topics under English Language section :Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test, Para Jumbles, Fill in the Blanks, Multiple Meaning/Error Spotting, Paragraph Completion, One Word Substitution, etc.

Topics under General Intelligence :Symbolic/ Number Analogy, Trends, Figural Analogy, Space Orientation, Semantic Classification, Venn Diagrams, Symbolic/ Number Classification, Drawing inferences, Figural Classification, Punched hole/ pattern-folding & unfolding, Semantic Series, Figural Pattern-folding and completion, Number Series, etc.

Topics under Quantitative aptitude: Percentages, Ratio and Proportion, Square roots, Averages, Interest (Simple and Compound), Profit and Loss, Discount, Partnership Business, Mixture and Allegation, Time and distance, Time and work, etc.

Areas to cover for GK:History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene, General policy, and scientific research.

Books for English

Objective General English by SP Bakshi

Quick Learning Objective General English by RS Aggarwal & Vikas Aggarwal

Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis

A Mirror of Common Errors by Dr Ashok Kumar Singh

Common Errors in English by Kiran Prakashan

Words Idioms & Phrases by Arihant Experts

Plinth to Paramount by KD Campus

Perfect Competitive English by Kiran Prakashan

Books for Quantitative Aptitude

Quantitative Aptitude by RS Aggarwal

Fast Track by Rajesh Verma

NCERT Maths from Grade 6 to Grade 11

Magical Books on Quicker Maths by M Tyra

Advance Maths by Rakesh Yadav

Books for General Awareness

General Knowledge by Lucent Publication

Manorama Yearbook

NCERT Books – Class X, XII

Books for Logical Reasoning

Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey

Test of Reasoning by Edgar Thorpe

A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by RS Aggarwal

New Approach to Reasoning Verbal, Non-Verbal and Analytical by BS Sijwali and Indu Sijwali.

Easiest method to prepare effectively is by solving previous year question papers and practicing mock tests on a daily basis. Be strong with your basics. Easpecially in math, as it is high school level , you can first brush up the concept and then proceed to topicwise practice.

For SSC MTS:

Kiran publications is a very good choice but section-wise lists of books are as follows:

For English: Plinth to Paramount by Neetu Singh    and Wren & Martin( for basics) by P.C Wren.

For GK: Lucent's Objective General Knowledge by Lucent Publication    and Lucent's G.K paperback by Dr.Binay Karna, Sanjeev Kumar, and Manwendra Mukul.

For Math: Kiran by   Kiran's Publications and Magical book on quicker maths (M. Tyra) by    BSC Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd.

For Logical reasoning: Lucent Reasoning by   Lucent Publication   and Arihant    by Arihant Publication

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Hello Aspirant,

No you will not be rejected based on this . If you have entered the right roll number in the same format given in your 10th certificate , then you do not have to worry. Moreover during document verification ,you can say the space was entered by mistake, if they ask. Such small typing mistakes won't be an issue. They mainly strict with the format of photo and signature ,so rejections will happen only on the basis of mistakes in the same. So instead of worrying about that focus on your preparation and do well in the exam.

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In SSC , when you are filling any online form , you should be extra careful as after submitting it ,edting will not be possible whatsoever. But in your case , it will not be that be an issue. However,during direct document verification ,you may inform them about the mistake and handle it. Notifications , updates or any kind of information will be sent to either your registered mobile number or email id. If you further concerned about this , you can try emailing them about this directly or contact their helpline and ask for assistance.

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Hello student,

Each year staff selection Committee of India conducts SSC CHSL examination to provide job vacancies in the posts like lower division clerk data entry operator and postal assistant. Basic r pay scale depends on the post. The minimum salary of a lower division clerk is about 19k, and for other posts it is 25k. Hope this will help you

Hello,

There is no correction window for SSC CHSL 2020 application. Candidates seeking age relaxation will have to provide relevant document from the competent authority in the given format. The format is given the SSC CHSL 2020 notification. https://ssc.nic.in/SSCFileServer/PortalManagement/UploadedFiles/Notice_chsl_06112020.pdf

Please read the 7.1 para in the official notification. Since you do not have to claim age relaxation you need not to submit the relevant document. But if candidates who have opted for age relaxation couldn't submit the relevant document will not be considered for age relaxation and the candidature of such candidates will be considered under Unreserved (UR) or relevant category. So need to worry about that.

Hello,

SSC CHSL usually has some repeated questions every year and static general knowledge can be a lot of scoring.

Before sitting down to study for any exam, it is always important to have the right set of books.

Make sure you have the latest edition books on quantitative aptitude, reasoning ability, SSC reasoning, English, general awareness and practice books.

• Spend daily nearly 90 minutes to study one topic each of different subjects
• Make sure to read an English newspaper, this will help you brush your GK and English
• Take topic tests, if possible, on some website or mobile app
• Solve at least 50 questions each of Mathematics, English and Reasoning
• Try to solve past year papers of SSC CHSL
• Practice as much as possible. Focus on your strengths now.
• Revise everything. Go through all the notes that you have made.
• Follow a proper strategy and a time table for all the sections of question paper.

For mathematics you can learn from the tutorial that will explain you in easy Language like "dear sir" .

Hope this helps!!

Hello,

When it comes to eligibility criteria for SSC CHSL, it's basically passed 10+2 from a recognized board in case of LDC/JSA/SA/DEO, only in case of DEO in CA&G there is compulsory requirement of passed 10+2 from a science stream with mathematics, in case of SSC CGL there are only three posts which have specific criteria pertaining to it which are as follows;

Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer: essential qualification is bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university, desirable qualification is ca/cma/cs/mcom/mba(finance),masters in business economics and masters in business studies

Junior Statistical Officer: Bachelor's degree in any discipline with 60% marks in maths at 10+2 level or graduation in any subject with statisics as a subject in all the three years of graduation.

Statistical Investigator Grade II; Bachelor's degree in any discipline with statisics as a subject in all the three years of graduation.

Other than aforementioned posts, others only have eligibility criteria of passed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university.

Now, coming to your question the level of SSC exams in both cases have gone up in recent times, although still the level of banking exams is comparatively higher, but if you build your base strong then there is no way you cannot succeed, if your find mathematics weak then start with NCERTs book to build the foundation, go through previous year paper, practice is the key specially in case of maths and reasoning, the more practice you do the more better you become, after building the base strong proceed towards others books such as RK Agarwal's Quantitative Aptitude for competitive exams/M Tyra's Quicker Maths, or even Arihant Publication's Objective Mathematics , these are mostly preferred by SSC aspirants, you can use RK Agarwal's Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning or MK Pandey's Analytical Reasoning, read newspaper on a daily basis, you can choose The Hindu because in recent times many of the RCs were taken directly from here only, this will improve your english as well help in covering the dynamic portion, put emphasis on editorials for english section, for static portion of gk you can use lucent's gk, go through previous year paper because SSC often does repeat its questions, if you have any other query you can mention in the comment box below.