SSC CHSL Exam Analysis 8th July 2024 Shift 1: A Comprehensive Review

The SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exam, held on 8th July 2024, has concluded its first shift, and candidates have shared their feedback on the questions asked. According to the reviews, the exam was of an “Easy to Moderate” level, with English and Reasoning sections being relatively easier, while Quantitative Aptitude and General Awareness sections being somewhat challenging.

Exam Structure and Format

The SSC CHSL 2024 Tier 1 Exam consists of four sections: Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, Reasoning Ability, and English Comprehension. Each section comprises 25 multiple-choice questions, with four options to choose from. Candidates are awarded 2 marks for each correct answer and lose 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer. The exam is timed at 60 minutes, and candidates are expected to attempt all 100 questions.

Good Attempts and Difficulty Level

Candidates who appeared in Shift 1 of 8th July 2024 reported that the exam was “Easy to Moderate” in difficulty. The expected good attempts range from 74 to 82. For a detailed breakdown of section-wise good attempts and difficulty levels, refer to the table below.

Section-wise Analysis

Reasoning Ability

The Reasoning Ability section consisted of 25 questions, with a difficulty level rated as “Easy” by candidates. Some of the questions asked include:

• Mirror Image: 2-3 questions
• Cutting & Folding: 2 questions
• Alphabetical Series: 1 question
• Blood Relation: 1-2 questions
• Calendar: 1 question
• Alphabetical Series: 1 question

Quantitative Aptitude

The Quantitative Aptitude section had 25 questions, with a difficulty level rated as “Easy to Moderate” by candidates. Some of the questions asked include:

• Mensuration (circle-based question)
• Geometry
• Profit & Loss Percentage: 2-3 questions
• Simplification
• Trigonometry
• Volume of Semi-Sphere
• Profit & Loss related questions

English Comprehension

The English Comprehension section had 25 questions, with a difficulty level rated as “Easy” by candidates. Some of the questions asked include:

• Reading Comprehension: 6-7 questions
• Cloze Test: 4-5 questions
• Antonym: 2-3 questions
• Synonym: 2-3 questions
• Error Detection: 3-4 questions

General Awareness

The General Awareness section had 25 questions, with a difficulty level rated as “Easy to Moderate” by candidates. Most of the current affairs questions were from 2023.

Exam Timings

The SSC CHSL Tier 1 Exam will continue until 11th July 2024, with four shifts each day. Candidates can check the shift timings and reporting timing from the table below.

By understanding the exam pattern, difficulty level, and section-wise analysis, candidates can better prepare for their upcoming shifts and make informed decisions about their exam strategy.