Securing a Post in SSC CHSL 2018 UR: Tips and Hints for Success
Preparation for the Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Exam can be a daunting task. With varying cut-offs and uncertain success rates, it's essential to gain a clear understanding of the process and the factors that influence your chances of securing a post. For the upcoming SSC CHSL 2018 UR category, here are some valuable insights and tips to enhance your chances:
Understanding the SSC CHSL 2018 Exam Structure and Success Rates
Securing a post in the SSC CHSL 2018 UR category is not guaranteed, even with a perfect score. The number of vacancies and last year's cut-off scores play a significant role in determining the final success.
While you have successfully qualified the Tier 2 and are eligible for the Typing Test, it is still crucial to perform well in the Typing Test as well. Many candidates who qualified for the CHSL 2017, CGL 2017, and CGL 2018 exams have also appeared for the Descriptive Paper and have chosen not to proceed with the Typing Test. This means that your competition might be higher than expected.
The final cut-off for the UR category is likely to be between 211 and 215. This range reflects the expected competition and the cut-off scores from previous years.
Scoring Well in the Typing Test
Given the importance of the Typing Test, it is essential to prepare thoroughly. If you score well in the Typing Test, you have a significant advantage and a higher chance of securing a desired post. The Typing Test will require you to type accurately and quickly, so regular practice is crucial.
Maximizing Your Chances with Good Scores in Tier 3
Between Tier 3 examinations, scoring 50 can easily fetch you a Technical Assistant (T.A) or Clerk Data Entry Operator (C.D.E.A) post. However, setting a higher goal can significantly boost your chances:
Try to score 75 in the Tier 3 examination to maximize your chances of securing an Excise Inspector post. By achieving a score of 75 or more, you are increasing your eligibility for a higher grade pay (GP) post, which can be 2800 or even 4200 GP.Given the increased number of vacancies in 2018, the cut-off should not change significantly from previous years. Therefore, you can be confident that your roll number will be in the final list if you aim for a competitive score.
Conclusion and Final Advice
Whatever your target score, it is important to stay calm and focus on the Tier 3 examination seriously. You can achieve a score of 2400 with ease, and with a score of 65 in Tier 3, you can potentially achieve a GP of 2800 or 4200.
Taking a chill pill and preparing seriously for the Tier 3 examination is your best course of action. With dedication and hard work, you have a good chance of securing a post in the SSC CHSL 2018 UR category. Best of luck!