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SSC CHSL 2025 Tier 1 Dates Announced LIVE: Exam Begins on 12 November — What Aspirants Must Know

 

SSC CHSL 2025 Tier 1 Dates Announced LIVE: Exam Begins on 12 November — What Aspirants Must Know




For aspirants gearing up for government jobs after 12th standard, the latest update from the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) brings much‑needed clarity. Here’s a breakdown of the full article for your blog — including dates, how to act, important details and key tips.


🎯 What’s the Big Update?

  • The SSC has officially announced that the SSC CHSL 2025 Tier 1 exam will now commence from 12 November 2025 onwards. (Testbook)

  • Alongside this, a self‑slot selection window (city, date & shift) will be available for candidates. (Testbook)

  • The total number of vacancies for CHSL 2025 is about 3,131 for various Group C posts like LDC (Lower Division Clerk), JSA (Junior Secretariat Assistant), DEO (Data Entry Operator) etc. (Navbharat Times)


📅 Key Dates & Timeline (Recent Changes)

Event Date / Window
Notification & Application Start 23 June 2025 (indianjobber.com)
Last Date to Apply 18 July 2025 (indianjobber.com)
Self‑Slot / City‑Date‑Shift Selection 22 Oct to 28 Oct 2025 (Testbook)
Tier 1 Exam Begins 12 November 2025 onwards (Testbook)
Admit Card Release Usually few days before exam; check official portal for exact date.

Important: The exam was earlier scheduled for 8‑18 September 2025 but was postponed. (indianjobber.com)




📝 What You Need to Do Right Now

  1. Check your application status: Make sure your registration, fee payment and details are complete.

  2. Prepare for slot selection: When the slot‑selection window opens (22‑28 Oct), log in to your SSC portal and choose your preferred exam city, date and shift as soon as possible — slots are on a first‑come basis. (Testbook)

  3. Update your contact & photo details: Ensure your registered mobile number, email and photograph are correct in your profile.

  4. Download and save admit card: Once released, download the hall ticket/admit card from the official portal and check exam centre, date, shift and instructions.

  5. Plan travel & stay (if required): Since the exam spans multiple cities/days, plan logistics ahead if you need to travel to another city for your slot.

  6. Revise syllabus + practise full‑length mocks: With a confirmed start date now out, intensify your preparation — focus on Tier 1 pattern, speed & accuracy.


📌 Exam Pattern & What to Expect for Tier 1

While full details are in the SSC notification, here’s an overview:

  • Mode: Computer‑Based Test (CBT)

  • Subjects: General Intelligence & Reasoning, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness

  • Duration: Typically 60 minutes (may vary)

  • Marks & negative marking: Confirm official notification for 2025 cycle

  • Tier 1 is qualifying and will be followed by Tier 2 (or other round) for shortlisted candidates.


🔍 Why the Delay & What It Means

  • The earlier schedule (8‑18 Sept) got shifted due to overlapping exams (e.g., SSC CGL) and administrative reasons. (Jagranjosh.com)

  • The new schedule giving “choice of city/date/shift” is a positive move — offers flexibility to candidates and helps manage large volumes better.

  • Clear date announcement means candidates can plan better now rather than in uncertainty.


✅ Final Tips for Aspirants

  • Keep monitoring ssc.gov.in for any official notification updates.

  • Use the slot‑selection window smartly — pick a convenient location and shift to minimize stress.

  • Practice time‑bound mocks to accommodate multiple shifts/exam days.

  • Focus on accuracy — negative marking punishes reckless guessing.

  • Keep all documents ready: photo ID, print‑out of admit card, stationery etc.

  • Stay healthy and well‑rested nearer to the exam date.


📣 Wrapping Up

The SSC CHSL 2025 Tier 1 exam starting from 12 November 2025 is a major opportunity for 12th‑pass candidates seeking secure central government posts. With the new slot‑selection feature, flexibility has improved. Now is the time to fine‑tune your preparation, finalise logistics, and ensure you are set to perform your best when your exam day arrives.


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