How to Score 45+ Marks in Maths in the SSC CHSL Examination? 

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Around 10-12 lakh candidates compete to secure clerical jobs through the SSC CHSL Examination each year. In SSC CHSL, there is a two-tier examination structure, out of which the preliminary examination holds the maximum weightage i.e. 200 marks. Owing to the fact that the marks in the descriptive examination are highly unpredictable, the CHSL Tier I examination becomes highly important.

In SSC CHSL, a good lead in the preliminary examination is often enough to secure a job. Considering the importance of the SSC CHSL Tier I examination, the significance of getting good marks in Maths increases further. In the SSC CHSL examination, in a tough shift, the role of Maths s score is almost inevitable as it plays a pivotal role in normalization. Hence, follow these practical tips to increase your score in the Maths section of the SSC CHSL Examination.

Tips to Ace Maths Section in SSC CHSL PRE Examination

  • Arithmetic: The majority of the questions framed in the SSC CHSL Examination are from the arithmetic section. The level of questions varies from easy to moderate. The chapters like Profit & Loss, Averages, SI & CI, and Ratio & Proportion form the majority of questions from the arithmetic Maths. However, in arithmetic questions, it is more about solving the questions faster than just solving them. As most of the arithmetic questions are straightforward but how quickly you solve them is what matters. Hence, you should pay special attention to various tricks, formulas, and approaches to solve arithmetic questions faster. 

 

  • Geometry & Mensuration: In the CHSL Pre Examination, the weightage of Advance Maths questions has increased a bit in recent years. Now around 3-4 questions are being asked from Geometry & Mensuration itself in Pre Examination of SSC CHSL. Nevertheless, you don’t need to dig much deeper in Advance Maths as the level of questions is quite easy. Moreover, the questions asked in SSC CHSL are formula-based and can be solved easily if you know the formulas and identities. 

 

  • Trigonometry: Around 2-3 questions are usually asked from Trigonometry in the SSC CHSL Examination. However, the level of questions is again easy to moderate. These trigonometry questions can be easily solved by angle putting, short tricks, and trigonometry identities. Hence, again you should just focus on the basics of the chapter then giving it too much time. 

 

  • Algebra & Number System: In SSC CHSL, around 2-3 questions are asked from Algebra, whereas 1 question is usually asked from Number System. But again the questions are quite straightforward, and one can easily solve them even if he learns the basics of the chapter. Therefore even the basics of the Advance Maths chapter would be enough for SSC CHSL Pre Examination. 

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  • DI: The Data Interpretation questions asked in the SSC CHSL Examination at times can be calculative. It is more about your calculation skills in the DI questions than knowledge since the concepts of DI are easy to understand. Nevertheless, you would need to learn the basics of each form of DIs asked in the SSC CHSL Examination like pie Chart, Bar Graphs, Tabular DI, Histogram, etc.  

 

  • Calculation Skills: In recent years, the Maths Section of the SSC CHSL Examination has become a tad calculative. Moreover, your fast calculation skills can give you an edge over other candidates, and you can utilize the remaining time to solve other lengthy questions or other sections of the CHSL Examination. Therefore you should practice a lot until you achieve a high calculation speed. 

 

  • Previous Year Papers: Solving the previous year’s papers is the most important part of SSC preparation. Almost 60-70% of paper remains the same as the past years in the SSC Examination. Hence, consider previous year’s papers as the bible of your SSC Preparation and solve as many previous year papers as you can. 

 

Maths is a practice-based subject that can only be aced through practice. Hence, for SSC CHSL Maths preparation, make Practice as your Best friend and meet it daily via mocks, quizzes, and previous year papers. 

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