SSC CHSL Static GK Complete in One Shot by Aditya Sir

Static General Knowledge plays an important role in SSC CHSL preparation. Many students focus more on reasoning and maths. But GK is the section that can help improve the overall score in less time. It does not require calculation. It needs clarity and regular revision. This one-shot revision session by Aditya Sir focuses on important static GK topics.

Why Static GK is Important for SSC CHSL?

Static GK includes facts that do not change over time. These include history, important organizations, and basic national facts. Questions from this section are direct. If you know the answer, you can score easily.

Regular revision helps in improving accuracy. It also saves time during the exam. That is why one-shot revision becomes useful before exams.

SSC CHSL Static GK 

Below are the most important topics discussed by Aditya Sir, including international bodies, Indian history, and key national firsts.

United Nations (UN) and Its Structure

The United Nations was established on October 24, 1945. It was formed after World War II. The aim was to maintain peace and cooperation among countries.

• Headquarters: New York

• Total Members: 193

• UN Day: October 24

The newest member is South Sudan, which joined in 2011.

Secretary-General

The current Secretary-General is Antonio Guterres. He took office in 2017. He is from Portugal.

Official Languages

The UN has six official languages:

• English

• French

• Russian

• Spanish

• Chinese

• Arabic

Working languages are English and French.

United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

The UN Security Council is responsible for global peace and security.

• Total Members: 15

• Permanent Members: 5

• Non-permanent Members: 10

Permanent members:

• USA

• China

• Russia

• France

• UK

These countries have special powers in decision-making.

Important UN Agencies

Several important agencies work under the UN.

• World Health Organization

• Established: 1948

• Headquarters: Geneva

• Focus: Global health

• UNESCO

• Established: 1945

• Headquarters: Paris

• Focus: Education and culture

• Food and Agriculture Organization

• Established: 1945

• Headquarters: Rome

• Focus: Food and agriculture

• International Labour Organization

• Established: 1919

• Headquarters: Geneva

• Special Feature: Tripartite structure

• International Court of Justice

• Headquarters: The Hague

• Judges: 15

Other important bodies:

• International Monetary Fund

• World Bank

• World Trade Organization

Other Important UN Bodies

• United Nations Children's Fund – Works for children

• United Nations Development Programme – Development projects

• United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees – Refugee support

The Trusteeship Council was closed in 1994. It completed its work after all regions became independent.

Indian National Congress (INC)

The Indian National Congress was founded in 1885.

• Founder: Allan Octavian Hume

• First President: W. C. Banerjee

• First Session: Mumbai

Important Sessions

• 1907 Surat Session: Split into Moderates and Extremists

• 1916 Lucknow Session: Agreement with Muslim League

• 1929 Lahore Session: Complete independence demand

• 1931 Karachi Session: Fundamental rights

Important Leaders

• Moderates: Gopal Krishna Gokhale

• Extremists: Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Important Facts

• First Muslim President: Badruddin Tyabji

• First Female President: Annie Besant

• First Indian Female President: Sarojini Naidu

Important Firsts in India

These facts are frequently asked in the SSC exams.

Political Firsts

• First President: Rajendra Prasad

• First Prime Minister: Jawaharlal Nehru

• First Vice President: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

• First Indian Governor-General: Chakravarti Rajagopalachari

• First Lok Sabha Speaker: G. V. Mavalankar

Women Achievements

• First Woman Prime Minister: Indira Gandhi

• First Woman President: Pratibha Patil

• First Woman IPS: Kiran Bedi

• First Woman CM: Sucheta Kriplani

Science and Infrastructure Firsts

• First IIT: IIT Kharagpur

• First Satellite: Aryabhata (1975)

• First Nuclear Reactor: Apsara (1956)

• First Missile: Prithvi (1988)

• First Railway: Mumbai to Thane (1853)

• First Metro: Kolkata (1984)

Bharat Ratna Award

India’s highest civilian award was established in 1954.

First recipients:

• C. V. Raman

• Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

• Chakravarti Rajagopalachari

Intelligence Agencies (India & World)

This topic is important for SSC exams. Questions are often direct and fact-based. Knowing the role and country of each agency helps in quick answering.

Indian Agencies

• Research and Analysis Wing – External intelligence

• Intelligence Bureau – Internal security

• Central Bureau of Investigation – Criminal investigation

International Agencies

• Central Intelligence Agency – USA

• Federal Security Service – Russia

• MI5 – Internal security

• MI6 – External intelligence

• Mossad – Israel

• Inter-Services Intelligence – Pakistan

Static GK is scoring if revised properly. This one-shot session by Aditya Sir helps in quick and clear revision.

It covers important topics in a simple way. Students preparing for SSC CHSL should revise these facts regularly. This will improve accuracy and confidence in the exam.