SSC CHSL 2024 Topic Wise Weightage
The Staff Selection Commission has released the SSC CHSL 2024 Tier 1 Examination date which is scheduled to be held between 1st to 12th July 2024. Candidates who have applied for the SSC CHSL 2024 Examination must start their preparation, while preparing for the CHSL Examination candidates must focus on Topic Wise Weightage for each subject.
The Topic Wise Weightage analysis for the SSC CHSL Examination 2024 will not only give candidates an idea to score well in the examination but will also help them to analyze the difficulty level of the most asked questions. In this article, we have covered the SSC CHSL 2024 Examination Topic Wise Weightage based on the previous year’s examination for each subject to help candidates prepare well for the SSC CHSL 2024 Examination.
SSC CHSL 2024 Examination – Important Dates
The SSC CHSL 2024 Notification has been released on 8th April 2024, candidates can start filling out their Application Form for the SSC CHSL 2024 examination as the last date to Apply Online is on 7th May 2024. The SSC CHSL 2024 Examination important dates have been provided in the table below:
| Event | Date |
| SSC CHSL Notification Release Date | 8th April 2024 |
| SSC CHSL Apply Starting Date | 8th April 2024 |
| Last Date to Apply | 7th May 2024 (11:00 pm) |
| Last Date to Pay Fees | 8th May 2024 (11:00 pm) |
| Application Form Correction | 10th -11th May 2024 |
| Tier-1 Exam Date | 1st -12th July 2024 |
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – Tier 1 Exam Pattern
Candidates will get a total time of 60 minutes whereas candidates eligible for scribe will get 80 minutes to complete the exam.
| Subjects | Questions | Total Marks |
| General Awareness | 25 | 50 |
| General Intelligence | 25 | 50 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 25 | 50 |
| English Language | 25 | 50 |
| Total | 100 | 200 |
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – Tier 2 Exam Pattern
The SSC CHSL exam pattern has been changed, the updated exam pattern has been provided in the table below:
| Tier | Session | Subject | Number of Questions | Maximum Marks | Time allowed |
| II | Session-I (2 hours & 15 minutes) | Section-I: Module-I: Mathematical Abilities Module II: Reasoning and General Intelligence. | 30 30 Total = 60 | 60*3 = 180 | 1 hour (for each section) (1 hour & 20 minutes for the candidates eligible for scribe) |
| Section-II: Module-I: English Language & Comprehension Module II: General Awareness | 40 20 Total = 60 | 60*3 = 180 | |||
| Section-III: Module-I: Computer Knowledge Module | 15 | 15*3 = 45 | 15 Minutes (20 minutes for the candidates eligible for a scribe) | ||
| Session-II | Section-III: Module-II: Skill Test/ Typing Test Module | Part A: Skill Test for DEOs. | – | 15 Minutes (20 minutes for the candidates eligible for a scribe) | |
| Part B: Typing Test for LDC/ JSA. | – | 10 Minutes (15 minutes for the candidates eligible for a scribe) |
*For the visually handicapped (40% disability) the test duration is 30 minutes.
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage 2024
Here we will see the topics and their corresponding weightage according to previous years’ exams. This is a tentative analysis and we’ll only get a clearer picture when the exam takes place. In the case of Tier-1, there’s no change in the pattern. So according to last year, let’s see the topic-wise weightage and the difficulty level for each subject.
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – Quantitative Aptitude
The Chapter-wise weightage for the SSC CHSL Quantitative Aptitude is as follows:
| Topics | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level |
| Arithmetic (includes ratio-proportion, SI & CI, speed time and distance, time and work, percentage and number system) | 8 | Easy-Moderate |
| Algebra | 4 | Easy-Moderate |
| Trigonometry | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Mensuration | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Geometry | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Statistical charts | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Profit and loss | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Total | 25 |
As you can see, as a stand-alone topic, algebra had the most questions, followed by trigonometry, mensuration, and geometry. Arithmetic, without a doubt, is a necessary topic and should be covered thoroughly for a good score.
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – General Intelligence and Reasoning
The Chapter-wise weightage for the SSC CHSL General Intelligence and Reasoning is as follows:
| Topics | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level |
| Non-Verbal Reasoning | 4 | Easy-Moderate |
| Number Series | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Analogy | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Folding-Unfolding | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Problem-solving | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Verbal Reasoning | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Coding-Decoding | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Venn Diagram | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Missing Numbers | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| Figures and Number Classification | 1 | Easy-Moderate |
| Symbolic Classification | 1 | Easy-Moderate |
| Total | 25 |
Here non-verbal reasoning has slightly more weightage than the rest. As such all topics are important, particularly number series and image-based problems.
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – English Language
The Chapter-wise weightage for the SSC CHSL English Language is as follows:
| Topics | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level |
| Reading Comprehension | 5 | Easy-Moderate |
| Cloze Test | 5 | Easy-Moderate |
| Para Jumbles | 4 | Easy-Moderate |
| Error Spotting | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Active and Passive Voice | 3 | Easy-Moderate |
| Idioms and Phrases | 2 | Easy-Moderate |
| One-word Substitution | 1 | Easy-Moderate |
| Antonyms and Synonyms | 1 | Easy-Moderate |
| Fill in the blanks | 1 | Easy-Moderate |
| Total | 25 |
Reading comprehension usually has the highest weightage in any English exam. The comprehension section itself may cover a number of different types of questions. The weightage between the cloze test, para jumbles, and error spotting can be interchangeable so make sure to give proper attention to these. Cover all these topics properly so that you are able to attend the maximum number of questions.
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – General Awareness
The Chapter-wise weightage for the SSC CHSL General Awareness is as follows:
| Topics | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level |
| History | 5 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Science and Technology | 4 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Indian Polity | 4 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Static GK | 4 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Geography | 3 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Economics | 3 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Current Affairs | 2 | Moderate-Difficult |
| Total | 25 |
General Awareness covers a wide range of topics. The above table will give you a rough idea of what to expect. History, Science and Tech, and Static GK are some topics that are quite important and just require rote learning. Make reading the newspaper and knowledge digests like the Manorama Yearbook a regular habit. This will cover almost all topics of general awareness.
SSC CHSL 2024 Topic-wise Weightage: Conclusion
These were the subjects of the Tier I exam. As shown above, now Tier II will also have these topics. So it is essential to prepare with Tier II in mind as the syllabus and difficulty of questions will also increase.
SSC has introduced major changes in the SSC CHSL exam pattern and syllabus. Being well aware and well versed with the updated exam pattern will make your preparation easier. Also, keep an eye on Oliveboard’s YouTube channel for more updates and prep material:
- SSC CHSL Full Form, All You Get to Know About SSC CHSL
- SSC CHSL Form Fill Up 2024, Complete Step-By-Step Guide
- SSC CHSL Cut Off 2024, Last 09 years Cut Off Marks
- SSC CHSL Reasoning Syllabus 2024, Download PDF
- SSC CHSL General Awareness Tier 1 And 2 Syllabus 2024
- SSC CHSL English Syllabus 2024, Download PDF
SSC CHSL Topic Wise Weightage – FAQs
Ans. Candidates can appear for this exam after completing their class 12.
Ans. There are two stages of the exam i.e. tier-1 and tier-2.
Ans. A candidate must be 18-27 years.
Ans. The last date and time for SSC CHSL 2024 online application is 7th May 2024 (23:00).
SSC CHSL 2024 Tier 1 is scheduled to be conducted between 1st to 12th July 2024.
Ans. SSC CHSL Tier-2 Exam 2024 date will be announced later.
Ans. The last date for fee payment of SSC CHSL 2024 is on 8th May 2024 (23:00).
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