SSC CHSL Syllabus 2025 Overview

The SSC CHSL 2025 syllabus will be officially released along with the SSC
CHSL Notification 2025. The syllabus includes several subjects that
candidates must cover for both Tier 1 and Tier 2 exams. The SSC CHSL
syllabus is divided into four main subjects for Tier 1 and an additional subject
for Tier 2:

General Intelligence & Reasoning (Tier 1 and Tier 2)

Quantitative Aptitude (Tier 1 and Tier 2)

General Awareness (Tier 1 and Tier 2)

English Language (Tier 1 and Tier 2)

Computer Knowledge (Tier 2)

SSC CHSL Syllabus 2025

The SSC CHSL 2025 examination will be conducted in two tiers. Both the SSC
CHSL Tier 1 and Tier 2 exams will be conducted online. The detailed overview
of the SSC CHSL Syllabus 2025 is as follows:
Particulars Details

Commission Staff Selection Commission (SSC)

Exam Name SSC CHSL 2025

Category Syllabus

Mode of Exam Online

Marking Scheme For Tier 1 Tier 1: For Each Correct Answer: +2.0 Marks

For Each Incorrect Answer: -0.5 Marks

Marking Scheme For Tier 2 Tier 2: For Each Correct Answer: +3.0 Marks

For Each Incorrect Answer: -1.0 Marks

Selection Process Tier 1 and Tier 2 exam

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SSC CHSL Tier 1 Syllabus

The SSC CHSL Tier 1 Syllabus includes sections such as Reasoning,

Mathematics, General Awareness, and English. The detailed syllabus for SSC
CHSL Tier 1 is as follows:

SSC CHSL Reasoning Syllabus

The SSC CHSL Reasoning Syllabus is as follows:

S. No Topic (English)

1 Alphabetical Series

2 Coding-Decoding

3 Direction and Distance

4 Order and Ranking

5 Blood Relation

6 Syllogism

7 Logical Venn Diagram

8 Sitting Arrangement

9 Analogy

10 Classification (Understand Number Patterns and Series)

11 Number Series

12 Missing Numbers

13 Arithmetical Reasoning

14 Symbols and Notations

15 Word Formation and Logical Order of Words

16 Clock

17 Calendar

18 Cube, Cuboid and Dice

19 Statement and Assumption

20 Statement and Conclusion

21 Mirror Image

22 Paper Folding and Paper Cutting

23 Figure Completion (Embedded Figure, Grouping of Identical Images,

Figure Matrix, Formation of Figure)
24 Non Verbal Reasoning (Series, Analogy and Classification)

25 Matrix

26 Statement and Argument Courses of Action

SSC CHSL Maths Syllabus

The SSC CHSL Maths Syllabus is as follows:

S. No Topic (English)

1 Number System (Computation of whole numbers; Decimals; Fractions;

and Relationships between numbers)

2 L.C.M and H.C.F

3 Surds and Indices

4 Algebraic Identities

5 Percentage

6 Profit and Loss

7 Simple and Compound Interest

8 Average

9 Ratio and Proportion

10 Partnership

11 Problems with Ages

12 Time and Work

13 Pipe and Cistern

14 Mixture and Alligation

15 Distance, Time, and Speed

16 Problems based on Train, Boat, and Stream

17 Mensuration
 – Circle and its chords

– Tangents
– Angles subtended by chords of a circle
– Common tangents to two or more circles
– Triangle
– Quadrilaterals
– Regular Polygons
– Right Prism
– Right Circular Cone
– Right Circular Cylinder
– Sphere
– Hemispheres
– Rectangular Parallelepiped

– Regular Right Pyramid with triangular or square base

18 Geometry and Co-Ordinate Geometry (Graphs of Linear Equations)

19 Trigonometry

20 Height and Distance

21 Data Interpretation (Histogram; Frequency polygon; Bar diagram & Pie

chart)

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SSC CHSL GA Syllabus

The SSC CHSL General Awareness syllabus is as follows:

Subject Topics

General Awareness

1. Environment and its Societal Applications

2. Current Events

3. Everyday Observations

4. Scientific Aspects

5. India and Neighboring Countries

History

1. Indus Valley and Civilization

2. Buddhism and Jainism in India

3. The Magadha Empire

4. Gupta Dynasty

5. Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire

6. India and its Independence

Geography

1. The Universe and the Solar System

2. Earth

3. Mountains and Rivers

4. Hydrosphere, Lithosphere, Atmosphere

5. Wind Cyclone6. Climate

7. Geological Survey of India

8. Indian Climate, Natural Vegetation and Soil

Economics

1. General Economics

2. Economic Planning

3. National Income of India

4. Budget

5. Market

6. Demand and Supply

7. Economic Concepts
8. Population of India, Mortality Rate, Unemployment

Polity

1. Constitutional Development of India

2. State, Union Territory

3. Fundamental Rights

4. Directive Principles of State Policy

5. Executive, Legislation, Judiciary

6. Constitution of India

Science

Basic Topics of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology

SSC CHSL English Syllabus

The SSC CHSL English Syllabus is as follows:

1. Noun

2. Pronoun

3. Verb Forms, Syntax, Modals and Tenses

4. Adjectives

5. Adverbs

6. Prepositions

7. Conjunctions

8. Articles

9. Error Detection

10. Fill in the Blanks

11. Antonyms, Synonyms and Homonyms

12. Cloze Passage

13. Rearrangement of Sentences and words

14. Reading Comprehension

15. Sentence Improvement and Spelling Correction

16. Misspelt or Inappropriate Words

17. Idiom/ Phrases

18. One Word Substitution

19. Active/ Passive Voice of Verbs

20. Direct and Indirect Speech

SSC CHSL Tier 2 Syllabus

The subjects covered in SSC CHSL Tier 2 are similar to Tier 1, but the
questions will be comparatively difficult. Additionally, Tier 2 includes a new
subject, Computer Knowledge, along with a Skill Test.

SSC CHSL Mathematical Abilities Syllabus

The SSC CHSL Tier 2 Mathematical Abilities syllabus focuses on assessing

candidates’ proficiency in solving mathematical problems, including
arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistical concepts.

UnitsTopics (English)

Number Systems Computation of Whole Numbers

Decimals and Fractions

Relationship between numbers

Fundamental Arithmetical Operations Percentages

Ratio and Proportion

Square roots

Averages

Interest (Simple and Compound)

Profit and Loss

Discount

Partnership Business

Mixture and Alligation

Time and Distance

Time and Work

Algebra

Basic algebraic identities of School Algebra and Elementary surds

(simple problems) and Graphs of Linear Equations

Geometry

Familiarity with elementary geometric figures and facts: Triangle and its
various kinds of centers

Congruence and similarity of triangles

Circle and its chords

Tangents

Angles subtended by chords of a circle

Common tangents to two or more circles

Mensuration

Triangle

Quadrilaterals

Regular Polygons
Circle

Right Prism

Right Circular Cone

Right Circular Cylinder

Sphere

Hemispheres

Rectangular Parallelepiped

Regular Right Pyramid with triangular or square Base

Trigonometry

Trigonometry

Trigonometric ratios

Complementary angles

Height and distances (simple problems only)

Standard Identities like sin²θ + cos²θ = 1

Statistics and Probability Use of Tables and Graphs

Histogram

Frequency polygon

Bar-diagram

Pie-chart

Measures of central tendency: mean, median, mode, standard deviation;

calculation of simple probabilities

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SSC CHSL Reasoning and General Intelligence Syllabus

Module II of Section I, covering Reasoning and General Intelligence, includes
questions on verbal and non-verbal reasoning, emotional intelligence,
analogy, classification, and logical and analytical reasoning. This section
assesses candidates’ mental ability to make decisions and solve problems
effectively.

Topics Description (English)

Semantic Analogy Recognizing relationships between words based on

their meanings.

Symbolic Operations Manipulating symbols according to specified rules or

patterns.

Symbolic/ Number Analogy Identifying relationships between symbols or

numbers.

Trends Identifying patterns or trends in a sequence of data or figures.

Figural Analogy Recognizing similarities between figures.

Space Orientation Understanding spatial relationships and orientation.

Semantic Classification Grouping words based on their meanings or

categories.

Venn Diagrams Solving problems based on logical relationships between

different sets.

Symbolic/ Number Classification Categorizing symbols or numbers based

on common properties.

Drawing Inferences Making logical deductions or conclusions from given

information.

Figural Classification Categorizing shapes or figures based on common

characteristics.

Punched Hole/ Pattern-folding & Unfolding Visualizing how a pattern

might look when folded or unfolded.

Semantic Series Completing a series of words in logical sequence based on

their meaning.
Figural Pattern-folding and Completion Recognizing patterns and
completing figures.

Number Series Determining the next number in a sequence following a

specific rule.

Embedded Figures Identifying a simple figure hidden within a complex

figure.

Figural Series Identifying the next figure in a sequence.

Critical Thinking Evaluating arguments and drawing conclusions.

Problem Solving Finding solutions to complex problems through logical

reasoning.

Emotional Intelligence Understanding and managing emotions effectively.

Word Building Creating words from a given set of letters.

Social Intelligence Understanding and managing interpersonal

relationships.

Coding and Decoding Deciphering codes or creating codes based on

specific rules.

Numerical Operations Performing operations on numbers following specific

rules or patterns.

SSC CHSL English Language and Comprehension Syllabus

Candidates will be tested on their ability to understand written material.

They will be given two or more paragraphs to read, which could be from a
book or a story, and also from a current affairs editorial or report. After
reading, questions will be asked based on what they’ve read.

Sub-Topics Details

Language Proficiency Vocabulary,

Grammar,

Sentence structure,
Correct usage of synonyms, Antonyms

Error Detection Spot the Error,

Fill in the Blanks,

Synonyms/Homonyms,

Antonyms,

Spellings/Detecting misspelled words,

Idioms & Phrases,

One-word substitution,

Improvement of Sentences

Voice and Narration Active/Passive Voice of Verbs,

Conversion into Direct/Indirect narration

Sentence Structure Shuffling of Sentence parts,

Shuffling of Sentences in a passage,

Cloze Passage

Comprehension Comprehension Passage with questions based on given

paragraphs, including one paragraph from a book or story and another from
a current affairs editorial or a report.

SSC CHSL General Awareness Syllabus

The questions are made to check the candidates’ awareness of their

surroundings and how they relate to society. They also test knowledge of
current events and general topics based on daily life and scientific aspects,
as expected from an educated person.

Topic Details

Environment Understanding of ecological issues, conservation, and

sustainability.

Society Knowledge of societal structures, norms, and values.

Current Events Awareness of significant global, national, and local events.

Scientific Aspect Understanding of scientific principles and their application

in daily life.

History

Understanding of significant historical events and figures in India and

neighboring nations.

1. Indus Valley and Civilization

2. Buddhism and Jainism In India

3. The Magadha Empire

4. Gupta Dynasty

5. Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire

6. India and its Independence

Culture Knowledge of cultural heritage, traditions, and diversity in India

and neighboring countries.

Geography

Familiarity with geographical features, landmarks, and physical

characteristics of the region.

1. The Universe and the Solar System

2. Earth

3. Mountains and Rivers

4. Hydrosphere, Lithosphere, Atmosphere

5. Wind Cyclone

6. Climate

7. Geological Survey Of India

8. Indian Climate, Natural Vegetation And Soil

Economic Scene Awareness of economic policies, trends, and developments

impacting India and neighboring nations.

1. General Economics
2. Economic Planning

3. National Income Of India

4. Budget

5. Market

6. Demand and Supply

7. Economic Concept

8. Population of India, Mortery Rate, Unemployment

General Policy Understanding of governmental policies, laws, and

regulations governing India and its neighbors.

1. Constitutional Development of India

2. State, Union Territory

3. Fundamental Rights

4. Directive Principles of State Policy

5. Executive, Legislation, Judiciary

6. Constitution of India

Scientific Research Knowledge of ongoing scientific research and

advancements in various fields, both nationally and internationally.

Physics

1. Units and Measurement

2. Waves and Motion

3. Light

4. Work and Energy

5. Heat and Temperature

Chemistry

1. Chemical Symbol and Formulae

2. Atomic Structure

3. Periodic Classification
4. Chemical Bonding

5. Oxidation and Reduction

6. Acid, Bases and Salts

7. Carbon and its Compounds

8. Fuels

9. Metals and Non-Metals

10. Man-Made Substances

Biology

1. Living and Non-Living

2. Cell and Its Structure

3. Genetics

4. Organic Evolution

5. Plant Morphology

6. Plant Diseases

7. Nitrogen Cycle

8. Animal Kingdom

9. Animal Tissue

10. Human Diseases

Module I of Section III, which is the Computer Knowledge Test, is compulsory

for all candidates. However, it is considered a qualifying test, meaning
candidates must attempt it, but the actual marks obtained in this module do
not affect the final result.

Topic Details

Computer Basics Organization of a Computer

Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Input/Output Devices
Computer Memory

Memory Organization

Back-up Devices

PORTs

Windows Explorer

Keyboard Shortcuts

Software Windows Operating System including basics of Microsoft Office

like MS Word, MS Excel, PowerPoint, etc.

Working with the Internet and e-mails Web Browsing & Searching

Downloading & Uploading

Managing an E-mail Account

e-Banking

Basics of Networking and Cyber Security Networking Devices and Protocols

Network and Information Security Threats (like hacking, viruses, worms,

Trojans, etc.)

Preventive Measures