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 SSC CHSL exam pattern 2022 will be announced in the official notification scheduled to be released on the month of November 5, 2022. SSC CHSL exam pattern is out separately in the official notification. The candidates must read, understand and internalize the exam pattern. SSC CHSL exam pattern helps the applicants in time management at the time of preparation and the exam.

SSC CHL Tier 1 exam is an important tier of the SSC CGl CHSL exam and hereafter the candidates must practice so that they can score better marks in this tier. The marks scored in the Tier 1 exam are regularized by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) and the result is set based on the regularized marks. The applicants need to score equal to or more than the cutoff marks to get selected for the next tier.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) and Combined Higher Secondary Level (HSL) are directed in three tiers. SSC CHSL Tier-I is a Computer-Based Test that contains multiple-choice questions. SSC CHSL tier-II is a pen-and-paper-based exam covering descriptive questions. SSC CHSL tier-III is a typing skill test conducted to test the proficiency on a computer as per the post applied by an applicant. SSC CHSL syllabus and exam pattern accompaniment each other. Both are important for preparation.

SSC CGL Syllabus exam form has not been changed so that the candidates can see the previous year's exam pattern to know the process of the exam. Understanding the pattern of the exam is essential for preparation because the time limit of the tier-I exam is one hour. There are 90 questions in the paper and the applicants need to read, understand, solve and mark the answer properly on the system. If the candidates score well in the tier-I exam, he/she has the chance of final selection immensely.

Details	SSC CHSL Tier-I Exam Highlights	SSC CHSL Tier-II Exam Highlights
Exam mode	Online (computer-based test)	Offline (pen-and-paper-based test)
Number of sections & subjects	English Language,  General Intelligence,  Quantitative Aptitude, and  General Awareness	Essay and Letter/Application
Exam duration	1 hour	1 hour
Number of questions	100	2
Type of questions	Multiple choice questions; 4 options with 1 correct option	Descriptive questions
Total marks	200	100
Language of paper	English and Hindi	English and Hindi
Negative Marking	deduction of 0.50 marks for each incorrect answer	Not applicable

SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exam Pattern

SSC CHSL Tier-I question paper is classified into four parts covering a total of 100 objective-type and multiple-choice questions. Applicants have to finish the exam in 60 minutes. For more clarification, candidates can see the table below:

SSC CHSL Tier-I Subjects	SSC CHSL Tier-I Number of Questions	SSC CHSL Tier-I Maximum Marks
English Language	25	50
General Intelligence	25	50
Quantitative Aptitude	25	50
General Awareness	25	50
Total	100	200

SSC CHSL Tier 1 Marking 

Two marks are given for each correct answer in the exam. A negative marking of 0.50 marks will be given for every wrong answer. 

Type of Questions in SSC CHSL Tier-I Exam	Correct Answers	Incorrect Answers
MCQs	+2	-0.50

SSC CHSL tier-II question paper is a descriptive part, where the candidates will write an essay and a letter or application in pen-and-paper mode. The total time given to complete the tier-II exam is 60 minutes. For more clarification, candidates can refer to the table given below:

SSC CHSL Tier-II Sections	Word Limit	SSC CHSL Tier-II Maximum Marks
Essay	200-250	100
Letter/Application	150-200

SSC CHSL tier-III exam is a typing test conducted on a computer depending on the post applied by an applicant.

SSC CHSL Posts	SSC CHSL Tier-III Tests
Data Entry Operator (DEO)	Skill Test
Lower Division Clerk, Junior Secretariat Assistant, Postal Assistant, Sorting Assistant	Typing Test

In this test, the applicants are tested on the data entry speed. Applicants must have a speed of 8,000 key depressions per hour.

Each applicant is given a published matter of about 3,700-4,000 key depressions they have to enter into the computer within the time duration of 15 minutes.