SSC CHSL Exam 2019 : Notifications, Admit Card & Result

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Article 11: 

List of important topics for CHSL descriptive 2017: 

Friends, I am providing you the list of important topics for appearing in CHSL descriptive 2017. It does not mean that no other topics that are not mentioned here are not important. It means, the below mentioned topics are little bit important and can be underlined as most important topics as we can’t speculate which topic will be asked in descriptive as everything is in the hands of SSC itself. But according to my knowledge after observing the past trends, current issues of are being generally asked. 

You may feel that..Oh..God..!!! These many topics..!!! How can I manage to remember all these concepts in the topic!!! Then do one thing which I followed during my preparation. You should definitely make notes on whatever you read. 

For instance, let’s take “Beti Bacho Beti Padao” which was asked last year. For that, you would have noted down, (Just briefly)

1) Objective of the topic 

2) When (date) this program was established? And by whom? 

3) Merits and demerits of the scheme 

4) How can we give our own idea (If asked in exam to write how extent you support/ work for that scheme) – Your own ideology 

5) Concluding points includes what all improvement can be done to reach further success

Like this we can frame essay for each topic we study and make these points while studying itself. So that, it’ll be easy for you to revise in the last hour. 

Here are the important topics, (collected from several sources) 

1. Demonetisation (More chances to come in exam)

2. Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana

3. Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao

4. Cashless economy

5. Union Indian Budget

6. Women Empowerment

7. Role of technology in gross development

8. GST bill and its benefits (More chances to come in exam)

9. Eradication of black money from country, steps taken by government

10. Technology Advancement in India (ISRO)

11. Make in India Inititative (More chances to come in exam)

12. Intellectual Property Rights

13. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (More chances to come in exam)

14. UDAN Scheme

15. Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan (PMGDSA) – Making Rural India Digitally Literate

16. Vrishtha Pension Bima Yojana 2017 – The Old Age Pension Scheme

17. 6000 Pregnancy Aid Scheme for Pregnant Women in India

18. New Scheme for Monthly Allowance of Rs. 1500 to Unemployment & Poor

19. Mid-day Meal Scheme for Madrasa to be Launched Soon (More chances to come in exam)

20. 2 Lakh Insurance Cover Scheme for Jan Dhan Account Holders

21. Pravsai Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PKVY) – Skills in Line with International Standards Surgical Strike

22. Digital India

23. Surgical Strike (More chances to come in exam)

24. Digital Payments, E – Wallets

25. Unified Payment Interface

26. The Seventh Pay Commission

27. Corruption

28. Intolerance

29. Women Empowerment

30. The Technological Revolution

31. Sexual Harassment

32. Reservation in educational institutions

33. Right to Information

34. Right to Equality

35. Gender Sensitivity/ Gender specific roles

36. The GST bill

37. Reservation of women in Parliament

38. Violence and Peace

39. Terrorism

40. The Kashmir Issue

41. The India Pakistan Relations

42. Globalization

43. Startup India/stand up India for students

44. BHIM App and its effects 

45.  Gauge the Success of Swatchh Bharat Abhiyan 

46. Ambit and Expansion of Aadhaar Card’s Scope in India

47. Discuss OROP and its feasibility

48. Triple Talaq

49. Death Penalty for child rape

50. Political system in India

51. LGBT Rights

52.Euthanasia in India

53. Kashmir problem: Is it a creation of our unwise policies?

54. Are Naxals and Maoists serious threat to national security?

55.  India’s plan to fight pollution & changing atmosphere conditions

56. Article 370 of the Constitution of India

57. Rio Olympics 

Important Notes: For now, go through them and you may also search for other important topics online based on the current issues that are going on in India. We shall share further more topics (if found) important from time to time. Besides this, you may also share important topics by writing posts here so that other candidates may get benefited. 

Next Article 12: Guidelines for evaluation of essay: Distribution of Marks (i.e., How evaluator evaluates an essay based on the instructions given to them to correct the paper) 

Next Article 13: Best books to be followed for CHSL descriptive 

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Article 12: 

Guidelines for evaluation of essay: Distribution of 50 Marks 

Kindly go through each and every point and note them in a book and this is how examiner evaluates our paper and assign marks for the concerned distributed area. 

1) Clarity of Expression – 5 Marks 

2) Command over language – 5 Marks 

3) Continuity, Context/ Understanding – 5 Marks 

4) Content – 5 Marks (When launched, by whom, and with what objectives/ goals)

5) Components, Strength and Weakness, Suggestion, Conclusion – 30 Marks 

Showing how distribution is done by taking an example “Swatch Bharat Mission (SBM)” topic, Have a look..!!

Name of the Essay Topic: Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM)

Distribution of Marks: (Total 50 Marks) 

1. Clarity of Expression – 5 Marks

2. Command over language – 5 Marks

3. Continuity, Context/Understanding – 5 Marks

4. Content– When launched, by whom and with what objectives/goals, nodal ministries of SBM – 5 Marks

5. Mission objectives

§ Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM): GRAMIN – 5 Marks

§ SBM: URBAN – 5 Marks

7.SBM Components

(i)  SBM: GRAMIN – 5 Marks

(ii)  SBM: URBAN – 5 Marks

8. Comments on strength and weaknesses – 4 Marks

9. Suggestions – 6 Marks

Important Note: Now, you have got an Idea of distribution of marks right !!! This way, you need to manage any topic in the form that is given above. This way you need to include all the major areas for any topic. As we know that Word limit is 250 words for essay and if your word limit exceeds 275 words, there are chances that your paper will not be evaluated so this the most important thing to be kept in mind. Hence make sure, your words are in between 250-260 to be in safe side. 

Next Article 13: Best books to be followed for CHSL descriptive (Essay) 

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SSC Status Report as on 16th May, 2018 

http://ssc.nic.in/SSC_WEBSITE_LATEST/notice/notice_pdf/Status_Report_of_result_as_on_16.5.2018.pdf

CHSL 2017 Tier 1 Result date - 15th June, 2018 

All The Best Dudes

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Does any one know about controller of defence account department.. I got it through mts

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Final answer key result ke baad aayega ya pahle?

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Ssc chsl 2016 me descriptive exam kb huaa tha aur uska result kb aaya tha???

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Check your MTS 2016 Marks (Descriptive marks are out)

http://ssconline.nic.in/sscmarksmodule/

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Sc category , 151 marks tire 2 Kitne chaiye PA and sa ke liye abhi typing speed 30 a rha h any advices please

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Descriptive exams me average marks kitne aate hh??

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According to answer key,i scored 125 in chsl tier1 .is there any chance of pa/sa?? St category

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Which one is best????

  • Sa
  • Pa
  • LDC
  • check answer

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In cgl 2016 approx 30000 candidates scored more than 150 but in 2016 chsl only 2000 scored ratio 15:1. In ssc cgl 2015 approx 12000 scored more than 150 so likewise 800 might be more than 150. average score in cgl in 2017 varied shift wise For normal shift it was upward of 140 and tough shift saw an average of 122. If we compare easy shift of ssc cgl we will notice that there was no major difference in question level. Few maths questions might be tough depending on the competency of student but in chsl later shifts I.e. after 10th March g.k. g.s. was way more tougher. SO I think this time 150+ scorers may be 2000 plus minus 10%. This 2000 is much greater than 800 figure arrived previously but this time it's a totally different game. Competition has reached yet another level i.e. one step towards higher side and many of cgl test takers this time have given preference to chsl. Also since tier2 cgl and tier1 chsl were held within a month's time students who have given tier2 might have a slight edge over others. And this holds true for tier3 cgl and tier2 chsl. SO congratulation to those who have scored 150 or more and prepare well for tier2. One more interesting fact is that this time standard deviation from median might be on a lower side. SO it may be possible that 140 plus candidates may be as high as 30000 or more. SO those who have scored near 140 +-3 Also have a golden opportunity to clear final list with flying colours. 10-15 marks difference in tier 1 can be backed by tier2 score.

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Will there be some delay on joining process of chsl 2017 due to 2019 election? After all ssc takes how many months to provide a job from the date of notification in chsl?

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i got 142 according to answer key.Minimum score require in descrip to get any post(gen cat).

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Khurana::

CGL-16 ko 1 saal late karvaaya.

CGL-17 ko 2 saal late karvaungaa. 

aur galati to tumne protest karke kar dii.

CGL-18 ko 3 saal late karvaa ke jaungaa 😂 😂 

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Started paper-2 prep?

  • no will start next month
  • yes, started

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Plzz...Guys....Guide me

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