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CHSL (10+2) Vacancy Details

A total of 2536 vacancies are available for this recruitment. Below is the complete category-wise and post-wise breakdown.

Detailed Vacancy Table

Post Name No. Of Post
SSC CHSL 2536

CHSL (10+2) Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

12th class (Intermediate) from a recognized board.

General Eligibility

Candidates must have passed the 12th class examination from a recognized board. For Data Entry Operator (DEO) posts, candidates should have a background in Science with Mathematics in 12th standard.

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CHSL (10+2) Age Limit

The age limit is 18 to 27 years as on the cut-off date given in the official notification.

Category Age Limit
General (UR) 18 – 27 Years

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CHSL (10+2) Selection Process

Selection Process

The selection will be based on two tiers: Tier-I (Objective Type Exam) and Tier-II (Descriptive Exam). Candidates must qualify in both tiers to be considered for the posts.

Exam Pattern

Subject Number of Questions Marks
General Intelligence 25 50
English Language 25 50
Quantitative Aptitude 25 50
General Awareness 25 50
Total 100 200

CHSL (10+2) Application Process & Important Dates

📅 Important Dates
Event Date
Application Start07/09/2026
Last Date to Apply07/10/2026
Fee Last Date08/10/2026
Exam Date27/10/2026
Admit Card27/Oct/2026
💳 Application Fee
Category Fee
General / OBC₹100
EWS₹100
Payment ModeOnline through Debit/Credit Card, Internet Banking, etc.

📎 Documents Required

  • Identity Proof
  • Educational Certificates
  • Photograph
  • Signature

🖊️ How To Apply Online

  • Visit the official SSC website.
  • Register for the exam by filling in the required details.
  • Complete the application form and upload necessary documents.
  • Submit the application before the deadline of October 7, 2026.
  • Pay the application fee online.

⚠️ Important Instructions

  • Ensure that all details in the application form are accurate.
  • Keep a copy of the application form for future reference.
  • Check the official website regularly for updates on exam dates and results.

📌 Important Notes

  • Age relaxation is available as per government norms.
  • Candidates are advised to read the official notification carefully before applying.

Expert Guide & Detailed Information

Staff Selection Commission CHSL (10+2) is now live on Sarkari Results Competition. Here is what eligible candidates need to know before applying for Staff Selection Commission CHSL (10+2).

Staff Selection Commission CHSL (10+2) — What Candidates Should Know

Full eligibility and vacancy details for Staff Selection Commission CHSL (10+2) are available in the official notification. Check the official notification for the exact application window.

Full selection-process details for Staff Selection Commission CHSL (10+2) are covered further down this page. Aspirants preparing for this exam can also try our free typing speed test and mock tests while they wait for the application window.

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Recruitment Overview & Introduction

🎯 Recruitment Summary at a Glance:
  • 🏢 Organization & Post: Staff Selection Commission — recruitment for CHSL (10+2).
  • 📊 Vacancies: 2536 posts across various departments/locations.
  • 🖥️ Application Mode & Dates: Apply Online from 07/09/2026 to 07/10/2026.
  • 🎓 Eligibility: 12th class (Intermediate) from a recognized board.; age 18–27 years (category-wise relaxation as per govt rules).
  • 📝 Selection Process: The selection will be based on two tiers: Tier-I (Objective Type Exam) and Tier-II (Descriptive Exam). Candidates must qualify in both tiers to be considered for the posts..
  • 💰 Salary: As per Government Rules per month, plus standard allowances and benefits.

CHSL (10+2) — Key Details

CHSL (10+2) Eligibility & Qualification

Candidates must have 12th class (Intermediate) from a recognized board from a recognised board or university. The full eligibility wording is given in the official notification.

CHSL (10+2) Total Vacancies

A total of 2536 vacancies have been advertised in this recruitment by Staff Selection Commission. The category-wise and post-wise breakdown is given on this page.

CHSL (10+2) Last Date to Apply

The last date to submit the online application is 07/10/2026. Applications opened on 07/09/2026. Apply a few days early, as official portals are usually slow on the final day.

CHSL (10+2) Age Limit

The age limit is 18 to 27 years as on the cut-off date stated in the notification.

CHSL (10+2) Application Fee

The application fee is ₹100 for General/OBC candidates, ₹0 for SC/ST candidates, and ₹0 for female candidates. Payment can be made by Online through Debit/Credit Card, Internet Banking, etc.

CHSL (10+2) Selection Process

Selection is based on The selection will be based on two tiers: Tier-I (Objective Type Exam) and Tier-II (Descriptive Exam). Candidates must qualify in both tiers to be considered for the posts.

How to Apply Online for CHSL (10+2)

Applications are submitted on the official website only (Online). Use the apply link in the Important Links section of this page, which points to the official portal — never pay a third party to submit a government application form for you.

CHSL (10+2) Login / Candidate Portal

There is no separate login page on this site. Use the Apply Online / Official Website link in the Important Links section of this page to reach the official portal, where you can login with your registration details to check application status, download your admit card, or view your result. Always sign in only on the official government website.

CHSL (10+2) Cut Off

The official cut-off marks are released by Staff Selection Commission along with or shortly after the result, and vary every year by category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS) and exam difficulty, so they cannot be predicted in advance. Check the Result Link in the Important Links section of this page once results are declared for the category-wise cut-off.

CHSL (10+2) Exam Date

The exam is scheduled for 27/10/2026. Exam dates are revised from time to time, so confirm against the official notice before making travel plans.

CHSL (10+2) Documents Required

Keep ready: Identity Proof, Educational Certificates, Photograph, Signature. Check the Documents Required section on this page and the official notification for the complete list.

CHSL (10+2) Official Website

The official website for Staff Selection Commission is linked in the Important Links section on this page. Always apply and check updates only through the official site, never a third-party link.

CHSL (10+2) Notification PDF

The official notification PDF can be downloaded from the Official Notification link in the Important Links section of this page. Always read the full notification before applying, since it is the authoritative source for eligibility, dates and fee.

CHSL (10+2) Admit Card

The admit card is expected around 27/Oct/2026. It will be available for download from the official website; this page will be updated with the direct link once it is released.

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has rolled out an exciting opportunity with the CHSL (10+2) Examination for 2026, inviting applications for 2536 positions across various government departments. This recruitment is perfect for candidates who have completed their 12th class and are eager to contribute to public service. With a structured selection process and ample vacancies, this is a significant chance for aspirants to secure a government job.
Notification Summary: The SSC CHSL (10+2) recruitment for 2026 aims to fill 2536 vacancies in multiple roles, including LDC and PA/SA. The application process begins on September 7, 2026, and will close on October 7, 2026. Interested candidates should ensure they meet the eligibility criteria, including educational qualifications and age limits, which range from 18 to 27 years. The selection process involves two tiers: an objective type exam followed by a descriptive exam. Candidates are encouraged to apply early and stay updated on the official website for any announcements regarding exam dates and results.

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📚 Preparation Strategy & Exam Syllabus Insights ▼

To effectively prepare for the SSC CHSL (10+2) exam, candidates should focus on key areas that have shown up frequently in past papers. High-yield topics include:

  • General Intelligence: Focus on reasoning ability, analytical skills, and problem-solving.
  • English Language: Enhance vocabulary, comprehension, and grammar skills.
  • Quantitative Aptitude: Practice arithmetic, algebra, and data interpretation.
  • General Awareness: Stay updated on current affairs, history, and geography.

Engagement with previous year papers can also provide insight into the exam format and types of questions asked. Candidates should adhere to a study schedule, allocate time for each subject, and regularly assess their knowledge through mock tests. Remember, cut-offs can vary based on the difficulty of the exam and number of vacancies, so aim to score higher than the average expected marks.

🎯 Selection Criteria & Weightage Details ▼

Selection for CHSL (10+2) typically runs through a few distinct stages rather than a single exam:

  1. Written/CBT Round: Objective-type questions spanning numerical ability, reasoning, language skills, and subject knowledge specific to the post.
  2. Skill or Physical Round (where applicable): A qualifying-only stage — pass/fail based on physical standards or typing/technical proficiency, not scored into the final merit.
  3. Document Verification: Original certificates, age proof, and category/reservation documents are checked against what was declared in the application.

Only candidates clearing the category-wise cutoff at each stage move forward to the final selection list.

💼 Career Path, Allowances & Job Perks ▼

Beyond the role itself, Staff Selection Commission offers the job security and structured growth typical of government service, under 7th Pay Commission norms:

  • Compensation: As per department rules as the base, before allowances.
  • Standard Government Benefits: DA, HRA, and TA on top of base pay, plus medical coverage extending to dependents.
  • Career Movement: Promotion is not automatic, but structured annual reviews and departmental exams provide a real path upward over time.
🎤 Real Interview Experience & Challenges ▼

This post doesn't yet have a genuine, sourced interview experience attached to it — we only publish these when a real candidate account exists, so for now there's nothing here to share.

A practical substitute in the meantime: study the selection-stage breakdown in the official notification itself, and organize your documents (educational certificates, category/reservation proof, valid ID) well before any call letter is issued. Incomplete paperwork is one of the more common, entirely avoidable reasons candidates get held up at this stage.