SSC CHSL Marks 2022-23: Important Dates 

As per the official SSC exam calendar, the exam date for SSC CHSL tier 1 2022 cycle is expected to be between February-March, 2023. However, candidates can expect the release of SSC CHSL result marksheet at least two months after the Tier 1 exam is conducted. We’ll update the important details here once SSC officially releases it. Keep checking for live updates. 

Calculate your SSC CHSL total marks using the final SSC CHSL Answer Key here in detail. 

How to Check SSC CHSL Marks 2022-23?

Candidates can check SSC CHSL total marks and the official marksheet on the official website or the direct download link mentioned below. As per previous cycle, the commission had released the SSC CHSL marksheet and marks for Tier 1 exam within a week of the result announcement. All qualified or non-qualified candidates can check their SSC CHSL marks by entering their Registered Login ID and Password on the website. 

The official notification for the current cycle was released on 6th December, 2022 which means there’s still time left for the release of total SSC CHSL marks 2022. In the meanwhile, you can check the steps to download the SSC CHSL Tier 1 Marks or visit the direct link given below -

Download SSC CHSL Marks

Step 1: Visit the official SSC website or the direct SSC CHSL result link provided above.

Step 2: Navigate to the CHSL tab and select it.

Step 3: Next, click on the ‘SSC CHSL Result for Tier-1/ Tier-2 link as per your exam stage in the result column.

Step 4: Search for your name/roll no. in this marksheet or result list. 

Step 5: If your roll number is present, you have been shortlisted. 

Step 6: Download the SSC CHSL Result PDF and save it for future reference.

Check out SSC CHSL Answer Key here.

How to Check SSC CHSL Total Marks for Skill Test or Typing Test?

The skill test result for SSC CHSL Exam 2022 has not been declared yet. However, candidates can check the SSC CHSL Skill Test marksheet of the 2020 cycle for reference. You can download it by following the steps mentioned below. 

Download SSC CHSL Skill Test Result List 1 (2020 Cycle)

Download SSC CHSL Skill Test Result List 2 (2020 Cycle)

Step 1: Click on the above links. 

Step 2: Search for your roll number in the above List 1 or 2 direct links to check if you’re selected for the next DV round. 

Step 3: Download and save your result for future reference. 

SSC CHSL Minimum Qualifying Marks 2022-23

The commission has released the minimum qualifying marks for SSC CHSL TIer 1 and Tier 2 (Section-I, Section-II & Module-I of Section- III) as given below -

Know more about SSC CHSL Application Status to know your eligibility for appearing in the exam. 

SSC CHSL Marking Scheme 2022-23

The SSC CHSL Tier 1 exam will be held for a total of 200 marks and candidates will be shortlisted for Tier 2 based on their normalized SSC CHSL Tier 1 marks. All candidates selected for SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam will appear in tier 3 that will consists of 3 sections having 2 modules in each section. Candidates need to qualify all the sections of Tier-II exam. SSC CHSL Document Verification round is thelast stage. You can check out the SSC CHSL Exam Pattern to understand the SSC CHSL marking scheme 2022 in detail. 

Now, to strategize your preparations accordingly, let’s check out the expected SSC CHSL marks for all three tiers below -

SSC CHSL Tier 1 Marks

The Commission will release the SSC CHSL marks 2022 for Tier 1 exam post 1-2 months after the CBT 1 exam is conducted. As we can see below, the SSC CHSL Topper Marks for Tier-I exam will be above 140 marks. However, candidates can check out the expected qualifying marks for SSC CHSL Tier 1 for various categories from the previous 2021 cycle as given below -

Check SSC CHSL Tier 1 Marks

SSC CHSL Tier 2 Marks

Candidates who have qualified for Section-I and Section-II of SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam will only be eligible to appear for the Section-III (DEST/Typing Test). Although, SSC will be releasing the SSC CHSL Tier 2 marks 2022 a few weeks after this descriptive test is conducted. Notably, you have to score a minimum of 33 marks out of 100 to qualify in the Tier II exam. Notably, SSC CHSL topper marks for Tier-2 will be above 199 marks. Take a quick reference from the SSC CHSL total marks for Tier 2 2021 cycle (released on 16th December 2022) as given below -

Check SSC CHSL Tier 2 Marks

SSC CHSL Skill Test/Typing Test Marks

Once candidates are updated with their SSC CHSL Marks for both tier 1 and tier 2 exams, the commission releases the Skill Test and Typing Test for DEO and LDC/JSA posts respectively. SSC has not yet released the SSC CHSL DEST/Typing Test marks for the 2022 cycle yet. Thus, candidates can check the expected marks from the 2021 cycle below -

Check SSC CHSL Skill Test/Typing Test Marks

Check SSC CHSL Tier 2 Exam Analysis in detail here!

Why Do You Need to Check SSC CHSL Marks 2022-23?

The idea of SSC CHSL marks can be taken from the scorecard -

• The SSC CHSL Scorecard is an important document containing both the aggregate and section-wise marks obtained by the candidates in all three tiers officially. 
• Candidates must consider their normalized marks for both Tier 1 and Tier 2 exam essential for determining merit and for final selection. 
• You will be able to check SSC CHSL passing marks for all tiers and tally it with the respective tier-wise cutoffs for knowing if you’re selected in the succeeding round. 
• You can check if your marks are equal or more than the released stage-wise cutoff. 
• You will also be able to find out if marks of two or more candidates are tied.
• The marks of candidates qualified/non-qualified in 2021-22 cycle will be uploaded on the SSC website on 23rd Dec, 2022. There you can also check the SSC CHSL topper marks. 

Check out the detailed SSC CHSL Salary upon final selection. 

SSC CHSL Marks Tie-Breaking Criteria

In cases where two or more candidates secure equal aggregate marks of Tier 2, the following tie-breaking criteria will be preferred as given below -

• Candidate having more marks in Section-I of Tier-II will be given preference. 
• Older candidates will be ranked higher than that of younger ones.
• Candidates whose initial name alphabet is higher will be preferred over those that of lower-ranking alphabet initials (for eg: a tie between ‘Ramesh’ and ‘Rohan’ will qualify the former.

Know more about all SSC CHSL Posts with detailed job profiles here. 

We hope this article could help you to know how to check SSC CHSL marks and its importance for final selection. For more such exam updates on SSC CHSL, CGL and other competitive exams, download the Testbook App and get started with the best expert resources and study materials today.