Dear students, Staff Selection Commission will conduct CHSL Tier-2 Descriptive Paper on 9th July 2017. You have crossed one hurdle already, that is, CHSL Tier-1 Exam. Now, again the most challenging part of CHSL Exam process, that is, descriptive paper, is on the way. You need to plan it very meticulously. First, understand the pattern and question types asked in the Descriptive Exam. The descriptive exam will test your writing skills, understanding, analyzing and summarizing skills.
The duration of this paper is 1 hour, Applicants have the choice to appear for this Exam in Hindi Or English Language.It carries a weightage of 100 marks. and questions will be asked from the following sections:
Some Important Points for SSC CHSL Tier-2 Exam: - The exam is of 60 minutes duration and carries 100 marks.
- The exam duration is 80 minutes for candidates who are visually handicapped or suffer from cerebral palsy.
- The Paper would comprise writing of an Essay of 200-250 words.
- The Paper would comprise writing of Letter /Application writing of approximately 150-200 words.
- The minimum qualifying marks in Tier-II would be 33 per cent.
- The performance in Tier II would be included for preparing merit.
- The paper will have to be written either in Hindi or in English.
- Part paper written in Hindi and Part in English will not be evaluated
In this post, we will discuss in detail, Regarding the Syllabus, Exam Pattern of SSC CHSL Descriptive Paper, so that candidates will be aware of what the paper is composed of and What they actually need to prepare for so that, they can appear for the exam with full preparation with No doubts whatsoever in their mind. First, you must note that Descriptive Paper is only for those, who have Qualified the CHSL Tier-1 Written Exam.
Précis Writing means making a holistic/intelligent summary of a long paragraph. Students need to have a clear understanding of the passage to write a précis. Once you have understood the context, only then you can express it in a concise manner yet include all important points and idea. No new idea should be introduced in the precis writing.
To prepare for Essay, Start with reading the newspaper (Hindu only for this- editorial section). Focus on how the paragraphs are connected to each other, what is the structure of Essay. Then read some good essays. You can refer any good book (check this-A Guide To Descriptive Writing: Practice ebook) or read the essay of previous years topics and sample essays. You may get them on the internet very easily. we have already provided here on ssc adda.
Start writing in between. It doesn't matter how bad you are at writing, but you have to do it anyway. Don't be afraid of bad handwriting. Start early, fail early and try to improve yourself. Write an essay and give it to your friends or any person who has a good command over essays for checking. Analyze what you are lacking. Are you not able to make the structure of Essay or you are not able to connect the paragraphs, your introduction is not eye catching or you are not able to give a good conclusion, see what is lacking in now and focus on those areas to make you stronger and better.
Every educated person should know how to write a clear and readable letter. Everyone has sometimes to write business letters of some sort, and may have to face the problem of writing an important letter that will vitally affect his interests in life. The art of letter-writing is, therefore, no mere ornamental accomplishment, but something that every educated person must acquire for practical reasons.
Letters are messages, and certain letter forms have been established by experience and custom as the most useful forms learned and used by every letter-writer, for neglect of them is a sign of ignorance and carelessness.There are several different kinds of letters (such as friendly letters, business letters, etc.) each of which has its own particular form; but there are certain matters of form which apply to all, In all kinds of letters, there are six points of form to be attended-
- The Heading consisting of (a) the writer’s address and (b) and date.
- The courteous Greeting of Salutation.
- The Communication or Message - The body of the letter.
- The Subscription, or courteous Leave-taking, or Conclusion.
- The Signature.
- The Superscription on the envelope.
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