SSC CHSL 2022 Exam Pattern Changed: Revised Syllabus

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the official recruitment notification for Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) 2022 where they have made a huge change in exam pattern. SSC use to conduct CHSL (10+2) exam for the posts of Data Entry Operator (DEO), Lower Division Clerk (LDC) and Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA) in different department of Govt of India. 

SSC has announced a total of 4500  vacancies tentatively this year. In this articles, we are going to discuss what are the changes in CHSL 2022 exam made by SSC.

What are the Biggest Changes in SSC CHSL 2022 Exam?

Till the last recruitment (CHSL 2021 exam), SSC usually conducts CHSL exam in there stages - Tier 1, Tier-2 and Tier-3. But from this year, Tier-3 has been abolished. There will be only two stages i.e. Tier 1 and Tier 2. There will be no Tier 3 exam. Earlier Tier exam was skill test/ typing test, but from now skill test/ typing test has been merged with Tier 2. 

Now Tier 1 will be qualifying in nature only. That means the marks obtained in Tier 1 exam will not be considered for merit list. It is just a screening test. Marks obtained in Tier 2 exam will only considered while making merit list. 

Earlier Tier 2 exam was Descriptive type, but from now Tier 2 will be Objective type (MCQ pattern) except skill test/ typing test. 

SSC CHSL 2022 Exam : Old Pattern vs New Pattern

Let me make a comparison of old exam pattern and new exam pattern. This will help you to understand the changes made by SSC. 

	OLD Pattern	NEW Pattern
Tier 1	Objective Type	Same
Tier 2	Descriptive Type	Objective Type + Skill test/ typing test
Tier 3	Skill test/ typing test	Omitted

We will write in another article about detailed syllabus of SSC CHSL 2022 exam. For more details kindly check the official website of SSC.

So Friends, What is your opinion about this changes? Comment here.

Categories: Exam Syllabus, SSC CHSL

Scheme & Syllabus of WBPSC Miscellaneous Service Exam

West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) recruits various posts through Miscellaneous Service Recruitment. The commission has just published official advertisement of Miscellaneous Service Recruitment 2018. Here we are going to share scheme and syllabus of Miscellaneous Service Exam.

Scheme of WBPSC Miscellaneous Service Examination  

The exam will be in three successive stages -

• Preliminary Exam
• Main Exam
• Interview/ Personality Test

The preliminary exam will be objective type and main exam will be conventional type. 

Preliminary Exam : There are total 100 objective questions containing 2 marks each. 

1. General Studies - 75 question (150 marks)

2. Arithmetic -  25 questions (50 marks)

One and half hours are allotted for prelim exam. It is a screening test. Candidates who qualify in this exam will be shortlisted for main exam.

Main Exam : It consists of conventional type questions. Three will be three subjects in this exam-

1. Paper I - English. 150 marks. 1 hour 30 minutes

2. Paper II - Bengali/ Urdu/ Nepali/ Santali. 150 marks. 1 hour 30 minutes

3. Paper III - General Studies & Arithmetic . 100 marks for GS and 50 marks for Arithmetic. 2 hour 30 minutes

Interview/ Personality Test : Candidates who qualify in main exam will be called for interview. The interview contains 100 marks.

Syllabus of WBPSC Miscellaneous Service Exam

1. General Studies (for Prelim & Main Exam) : This part contains general knowledge of different spheres.

2. Arithmetic (for Prelim & Main exam) : Question will be set on the basis of Madhyamik / 10th standard level.

3. English (Paper-I) : 

a) Drafting of a report from points or materials supplied ;

b) Translation from Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali, as the case may be, to

English ;

c) Condensing of a prose passage (Summary/Precis) ;

d) Correct use of words, correction of sentences, use of common phrases, synonyms

and antonyms etc.

4. Bengali/ Urdu/ Nepali/ Santali (Paper-II) :

a) Drafting of a report from points or materials supplied ;

b) Translation from English to Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali, as the case may be ;

c) Condensing of a prose passage ;

d) Grammar.

Questions for Paper-I and Paper-II will be set on the basis of Higher Secondary / 10+2 level. 

If you have any query, feel free to ask us. 

Categories: Exam Syllabus, Other Jobs, WBPSC Recruitment

SSC CGL 2016 New Exam Pattern & Exam Dates

Good news for all genuine aspirants who are dreaming to crack a post through SSC CGL exam! Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has finally changed the pattern of Combined Graduate Level examination. It has been heard from few days that the pattern of SSC CGL 2016 exam is going to changed. Finally the process has been implemented.


SSC has decided to conduct the CGL Tier-I and Tier-II exam in computer based test (online exam). The tier-I exam will be qualifying in nature i.e. marks obtained in tier-I will not be considered at the time of making the merit list! Now go into the details of the exam pattern.



Tier-I Exam (Preliminary Test) : 200 Marks

As said earlier, the tier-I exam will be computer based test. The detailed exam pattern is given below-

1. General Intelligence & Reasoning : 25 Questions (50 Marks)
2. General Awareness : 25 Questions (50 Marks)
3. Quantitative Aptitude : 25 Questions (50 Marks)
4. English : 25 Questions (50 Marks)

Time Duration : 75 minutes 

Tier-II Exam (Main Test) : 400 Marks

It will be same as mentioned in the official notification. That means there is no change in exam pattern. The only thing that has been changed is the exam will be computer based test.

Tier-III Exam (Descriptive Test) :

This test has been newly incorporated from 2016 CGL exam. There will be a descriptive part of English/ Hindi writing skills about Precis/ Letter/ Application etc. writing. This exam is of 100 marks. You will be given 60 minutes for that.

Tier-IV Exam (DEST/ CPT) :

This is same as mentioned earlier in the official notification. This is applicable for few posts like Assistant in CSS, Compiler, Tax Assistant. This is qualifying in nature.

Date of SSC CGL Tier-I exam : starting from 27th August, 2016

Hope you are happy now. Start your preparation from now! Good Luck!

If you have any question regarding new pattern of SSC CGL 2016 exam, feel free to ask here as comments.

Categories: Exam Syllabus, SSC CGL, SSC Exam

FCI Assistant Grade-III Exam Pattern & Syllabus

Food Corporation of India (FCI) has released an recruitment notification for the post of Assistant Grade – III and Junior Engineer in 2015. Advertisement no. 3/2012-FCI Category – III. The total vacancies are 4318. Many candidates have already applied or will apply. Today we have given different post wise FCI Assistant Grade-III exam syllabus  in details.

Exam pattern & Syllabus of FCI Assistant Grade – III and Junior Engineer Recruitment 2015

Post name (post code ) with paper details :

1. J.E. (Civil Engineering) : ( A )- Paper-I and Paper II
2. J.E. (Electrical Engineering) : ( B ) - Paper-I and Paper II
3. J.E.(Mechanical Engineering  : ( C ) - Paper-I and Paper II
4. AG-II (Hindi) : ( D ) - Paper-I and Paper III and Paper IV
5. Typist (Hindi) : ( E ) - Paper-I and Paper III
6. AG-III (General) : ( F ) - Paper-I
7. AG-III (Accounts) : ( G ) - Paper-I and Paper II
8. AG-III (Technical) : ( H ) - Paper-I and Paper II
9. AG-III (Depot) : ( I ) - Paper-I

Syllabus and Pattern of Exam :

Paper-I
Time : 1 hr 30 mins
No. of questions : 120

Syllabus: MCQ questions on General Aptitude consisting of Reasoning, Data Analysis, English Language, Computer Proficiency, General Awareness,General Intelligence, Current Events, Numerical Ability, Data Interpretation.

Paper-II
Time : 1 hr 30 mins
No. of questions : 120

Syllabus :

1. MCQ questions on Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. (Post Code A,B,C )
2. MCQ questions on Commerce particularly General Accounting and Finance. ( Post Code G )
3. MCQ questions on Biological Sciences. ( Post Code H )

Paper-III
Time : 1 hr 30 mins
No. of questions : 120

Syllabus : MCQ questions on General Hindi, General English, General Awareness, General Intelligence and Computer Knowledge.

Paper-IV
Time : 1 hr 30 mins
No. of questions : 120

Syllabus : Translation -2 Passages, one each from Hindi to English and vice-versa and two essays each in Hindi & English.

Hope these will be helpful to all aspirants!

Categories: Exam Syllabus, FCI Recruitment, Other Jobs

Syllabus, Exam Pattern for PA/ SA Recruitment Exam

Syllabus, Pattern of Exam of India Post PA/ SA jobs recruitment exam

Exam Pattern:

In PA/ SA exam, there are total four sections in written examination (Paper-I) which are as follows-

Written Exam (Paper-I) :

1. General Awareness - 25 marks
2. English Language - 25 marks
3. Mathematics - 25 marks
4. Reasoning & Analytical Ability - 25 marks.

There are total 100 questions that contains total 100 marks. 

Negative Marks: There are no negative marks in PA/ SA written exam.

Computer/ Typing Test (Paper-II) : After qualifying in written examination, shortlisted candidates will be called for computer typing or Data Entry test in English/ Hindi. Accuracy and Speed shall be evaluated of both Typing and Data entry tests put together tests.

Complete Syllabus for PA/ SA exam:

• General Awareness : Questions will be asked from Current Events, Sports, History, Geography, basic economics, general politics, Indian Constitution, Science Environment etc.
• English Language : All questions are English grammar-based. Prepositions, adverbs, conjunction, direct/indirect speech, singular & plurals, tenses, antonyms/synonyms etc.
• Numerical Aptitude : Basically mathematics questions from matriculation/ 10th standard exam. This section covers number system, simplification, decimals, corrections, simple & compound interest, percentage, average, profit & loss, menstruation, time & work, time & distance etc.
• Reasoning : Coding/Decoding, blood relation, series (both numerical and alphabetical), Data Sufficiency, odd one out, seating arrangement, diagram etc.

Syllabus, Exam Pattern for W-C Railway Gr-D Recruitment 2013-14

RRC Western-Central Railway Recruitment Syllabus, Exam Pattern

Selection Procedure: Candidates will be selected through written exam followed by physical efficiency test and medical test. There is no interview.

Syllabus & Pattern of Exam: The written test consists of objective multiple questions. The questions will be asked from the following sections-

1. General Knowledge/Awareness
2. Numerical Aptitude
3. Reasoning
4. General Science

There will be total 100 questions of 100 marks. Time duration- 90 minutes.

Negative Marks: There are negative marks in the ratio of 3:1.

Physical EfficiencyTest (PET): After qualifying in written exam, shortlisted candidates will be called for physical efficiency test.

• For Boys - 1000 meters run in just 4 minutes 15 seconds
• For Girls - 400 meters run in just 3 min 10 sec

Read out the detailed information about RRC Western-Central Railway Group-D Recruitment 2013-14.