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LDC/JSA, Data Entry Operator and Group C posts across Central Government offices — built for 12th-pass candidates starting their first attempt.
The Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination is a national-level recruitment exam conducted by SSC for various Group C positions in central government ministries, departments and offices.
It's particularly suited to candidates who've completed the required higher-secondary qualification and want to begin a career in the Central Government straight after school.
| Conducting Body | Staff Selection Commission |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level |
| Common Name | SSC CHSL |
| Level | National |
| Qualification | 12th / post-specific |
| Mode | Computer Based Examination |
| Job Category | Group C |
| Major Posts | LDC/JSA, DEO & applicable posts |
Candidates generally need to have passed 12th standard, or an equivalent qualification, from a recognized board.
Certain Data Entry Operator posts may carry specific subject requirements, depending on the post and notification.
The prescribed age range is specified in the relevant notification, with applicable relaxations for eligible categories.
LDC/JSA positions generally involve clerical and administrative support work in government offices.
DEOs perform computer-based data entry, record management and related office responsibilities.
Post availability depends on the vacancies notified in the relevant recruitment cycle.
The exact scheme and qualifying requirements should be checked in the latest CHSL notification.
Computer Based Examination
Examination
Where applicable to the post
Final eligibility check
Four subjects make up the exam. Pick one to see what's inside it.
Candidates should build these alongside their subject preparation:
Pay level varies by post. Applicable allowances and government benefits follow the relevant service rules.
Yes, subject to the qualification requirements of the particular post.
Typing or skill requirements apply to relevant posts and stages.
Yes. Candidates can begin preparation by strengthening the basic subjects and gradually moving to examination-level questions.