The SSC CHSL Science Syllabus covers the science-related topics included under the General Awareness section. It focuses on matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspect, along with scientific research and other areas related to India and neighbouring countries.
Candidates should understand the science-related areas included in General Awareness before starting their preparation. Knowing these topics can help them organise their studies, identify the areas to focus on and prepare systematically.
The SSC CHSL science subject syllabus is part of General Awareness. The Tier-I examination includes General Awareness as one of its four parts, with 25 questions carrying 50 marks.
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Particulars |
Details |
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Exam |
Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2026 |
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Science Section |
Covered under General Awareness |
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Tier-I General Awareness |
25 Questions, 50 Marks |
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Science Coverage |
Scientific aspects of everyday observation and experience |
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Scientific Area |
Scientific research |
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Related General Awareness Areas |
History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene and General Policy |
The SSC CHSL Science Syllabus covers science-related areas under General Awareness. It includes awareness of the environment and its application to society, current events, and matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspect.
The key SSC CHSL Science topics include:
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Science Area |
What the Official Syllabus Mentions |
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Scientific aspects of everyday life |
Matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspect |
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Scientific research |
Questions relating to scientific research |
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Application to society |
General awareness of the environment around candidates and its application to society |
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Current events |
Knowledge of current events is included under General Awareness |
The SSC CHSL Science Syllabus covers the following science-related areas under General Awareness:
Scientific aspects of everyday observation and experience
Scientific research
Environment and its application to society
Current events
History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene and General Policy related to India and neighbouring countries
The SSC CHSL Science Syllabus is covered under the General Awareness section. In Tier-I, General Awareness is one of the four sections, along with English Language, General Intelligence and Quantitative Aptitude.
The Tier-I General Awareness section consists of 25 questions carrying 50 marks. There is a negative marking of 0.50 marks for each wrong answer.
In Tier-II, General Awareness is included in Section-II along with English Language and Comprehension. This section has 40 questions from English Language and Comprehension and 20 questions from General Awareness, with a total of 180 marks.
Science-related questions are included within General Awareness, so they follow the examination pattern of the General Awareness section.
In Tier-I, General Awareness is one of the four parts. It contains 25 questions carrying 50 marks, with all four parts allotted a total duration of 60 minutes. There is negative marking of 0.50 marks for each wrong answer.
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Tier |
Subject |
Questions |
Marks |
Time |
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Tier-I |
General Awareness |
25 |
50 |
Part of 60-minute total duration |
Since Science is one component of General Awareness, the number of Science-specific questions is not separately specified.
In Tier-II, General Awareness is included in Section-II along with English Language and Comprehension. General Awareness has 20 questions, while the complete Section-II has 60 questions and carries 180 marks. Section-II is allotted one hour.
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Tier |
Section |
Subject |
Questions |
Marks |
Time |
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Tier-II |
Section-II |
General Awareness |
20 |
60* |
1 hour for Section-II |
Candidates can prepare Science as part of the General Awareness section by focusing on the science-related areas covered in the syllabus.
Focus on everyday science: Give attention to matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspect.
Cover scientific research: Include scientific research as an important area of preparation.
Understand the environment: Prepare topics related to the environment and its application to society.
Follow current events: Include knowledge of current events while preparing General Awareness.
Cover broader General Awareness: Along with science-related areas, prepare History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene and General Policy related to India and neighbouring countries.
Practise within the exam pattern: Science questions are included within General Awareness, so candidates should practise according to the overall section pattern.
Candidates preparing for SSC CHSL can use organised study resources, practice material and mock tests to strengthen their General Awareness and Science preparation.
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Details |
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Course |
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Mode |
Live + Recorded Classes |
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Study Material |
Notes, PDFs & Practice Questions |
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Practice |
Mock Tests & Previous Year Questions |