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SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 Question Paper – 8 Aug 2023 Shift 4 (with Solutions)

The actual SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 paper of 8 August 2023, Shift 4, covering mirror images, calendar reasoning, trigonometry, idioms and the Pushkar Mela, with solutions.

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Duration
60 min

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Marks
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SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 8 Aug Shift 4 PYQ: English, Reasoning, Maths, GA

Square counting, mirror images, calendar reasoning, algebraic identities and Indian culture are among the areas tested in the SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 paper of 8 August 2023, Shift 4.

Topic-wise questions in each section of SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 Question Paper – 8 Aug 2023 Shift 4 (with Solutions)

English Language
9topics
Cloze Test5 · 21%
Synonyms & Antonyms5 · 21%
Error Spotting3 · 13%
Active & Passive Voice2 · 9%
Idioms & Phrases2 · 8%
Para Jumbles2 · 8%
Sentence Improvement2 · 8%
Spelling2 · 8%
One Word Substitution1 · 4%
Reasoning
9topics
Analogy4 · 20%
Classification3 · 15%
Series3 · 15%
Blood Relations2 · 10%
Calendar & Clock2 · 10%
Coding-Decoding2 · 10%
Mathematical Operations2 · 10%
Alphanumeric Series1 · 5%
Syllogism1 · 5%

Based on the questions whose topic is confirmed (83% of this section).

Mathematics

All 14 topics, ranked (questions · share of the section):

Data Interpretation3 · 13%
Geometry3 · 13%
Profit, Loss & Discount3 · 13%
Algebra2 · 9%
Mensuration2 · 8%
Simple & Compound Interest2 · 8%
Trigonometry2 · 8%
Percentage1 · 4%
Ratio & Proportion1 · 4%
Simplification & Approximation1 · 4%
Surds & Indices1 · 4%
Time & Work1 · 4%
Time, Speed & Distance1 · 4%
Trains1 · 4%
General Awareness
8topics
Economy6 · 29%
Art & Culture4 · 19%
Sports3 · 14%
Geography2 · 10%
History2 · 9%
Polity2 · 9%
Biology1 · 5%
Physics1 · 5%

Based on the questions whose topic is confirmed (84% of this section).

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English Language

  • Begin with Cloze Test, Synonyms & Antonyms and Error Spotting. These carry about 54% of the questions, which makes them the best place for your first study sessions.
  • Keep in rotation: Active & Passive Voice, Idioms & Phrases, Para Jumbles, Sentence Improvement and Spelling, a steady 42% that rewards regular practice once the first group feels comfortable.
  • Leave for last: 1 topic appears only once, about 4% in total. Revise that topic from short notes after the topics above are solid.
  • Splitting your study time: out of every 10 study sessions on this section, about 5 for the first group, 4 for the keep-in-rotation group and 1 for the leave-for-last group.

Reasoning

  • First priority: Analogy, Classification and Series, roughly 50% of the questions between them.
  • Keep in rotation: Blood Relations, Calendar & Clock, Coding-Decoding and Mathematical Operations, a steady 40% that rewards regular practice once the first group feels comfortable.
  • Save for the end: 2 one-question topics (10% together). Skim them last rather than building long study blocks around them.
  • Splitting your study time: out of every 10 study sessions on this section, about 5 for the first group, 4 for the keep-in-rotation group and 1 for the leave-for-last group.

Mathematics

  • Start with Data Interpretation, Geometry, Profit, Loss & Discount and Algebra: together about 46% of the questions, so every hour here pays back the most.
  • Keep in rotation: Mensuration, Simple & Compound Interest and Trigonometry, a steady 25% that rewards regular practice once the first group feels comfortable.
  • Leave for last: 7 topics appear only once, about 29% in total. Revise them from short notes after the topics above are solid.
  • Splitting your study time: out of every 10 study sessions on this section, about 5 for the first group, 2 for the keep-in-rotation group and 3 for the leave-for-last group.

General Awareness

  • Begin with Economy, Art & Culture and Sports. These carry about 62% of the questions, which makes them the best place for your first study sessions.
  • Keep in rotation: Geography, History and Polity, a steady 29% that rewards regular practice once the first group feels comfortable.
  • Save for the end: 2 one-question topics (10% together). Skim them last rather than building long study blocks around them.
  • Splitting your study time: out of every 10 study sessions on this section, about 6 for the first group, 3 for the keep-in-rotation group and 1 for the leave-for-last group.

Key concepts worth revising for CHSL Tier 1

  • Average speed equals total distance divided by total time, not the mean of the speeds
  • Complementary angle relations such as secant with cosecant and tangent with cotangent
  • The odd-day method for finding the day of the week across years
  • Classical texts like the Natyashastra as sources for Indian dance forms

FAQs about SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 Question Paper – 8 Aug 2023 Shift 4 (with Solutions)

How many questions are in the SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 (8 August 2023, Shift 4) paper?
The Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (SSC CHSL) 2023 Tier 1, 8 August 2023 Shift 4 paper on Aptitude360 has 97 questions: 24 in English Comprehension, 24 in General Intelligence and Reasoning, 24 in Quantitative Aptitude and 25 in General Awareness. All are multiple-choice questions.
What was the marking scheme in SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 (8 August 2023, Shift 4)?
In the Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (SSC CHSL) 2023 Tier 1, 8 August 2023 Shift 4 paper, each question carries 2 marks and a wrong answer costs 0.5 marks; an unanswered question costs nothing. The maximum score on this paper is 194.
In SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 (8 August 2023, Shift 4), which Maths topics were asked?
In the Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (SSC CHSL) 2023 Tier 1, 8 August 2023 Shift 4 paper, the Quantitative Aptitude section covered topics including geometry, profit, loss and discount, data interpretation, simple and compound interest and time, speed and distance. For example, one question begins: “If the simple interest on ₹2,500 is more than the interest on ₹1,500 by ₹360 in 3 years, then find the rate of interest per annum.” To practise these, see Aptitude360's Circle Geometry and Profit & Loss practice lessons.
In SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 (8 August 2023, Shift 4), which Reasoning topics were asked?
In the Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (SSC CHSL) 2023 Tier 1, 8 August 2023 Shift 4 paper, the General Intelligence and Reasoning section covered topics including series, analogy, coding-decoding, mathematical operations and calendar and clock. For example, one question begins: “In a certain code language, 'Earth and Sun' is coded as '2% J4 9&' and 'Sun and Stars' is coded as '9& 6# 2%'.” To practise these, see Aptitude360's Series Completion and Analogy practice lessons.
How much time is given for the SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 (8 August 2023, Shift 4) paper?
Aptitude360's timed version of the Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (SSC CHSL) 2023 Tier 1, 8 August 2023 Shift 4 paper runs 60 minutes, 15 minutes for each of its 4 sections. Once you finish a section you cannot go back to it.
Where can I practise the SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 (8 August 2023, Shift 4) paper online?
You can practise the Staff Selection Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level (SSC CHSL) 2023 Tier 1, 8 August 2023 Shift 4 paper on Aptitude360, where it is a free test. Choose Normal practice to see each answer and solution as you go with no timer, or the Simulated test to sit it on the computer-based interface and get your score and full answer key when you submit.

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SectionQuestionsTime
CHSL23 T1 · 8 Aug 2023 · S4 · English2415 min
CHSL23 T1 · 8 Aug 2023 · S4 · Reasoning2415 min
CHSL23 T1 · 8 Aug 2023 · S4 · Maths2415 min
CHSL23 T1 · 8 Aug 2023 · S4 · GA2515 min

Marking & rules

Total marks
194 across 97 questions.
Negative marking
A wrong answer costs marks. Leaving a question unanswered costs nothing.
Attempts
100 in total. An attempt is spent the moment you begin one.

What you get when you submit

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Score and accuracy

Marks, percentage, right, wrong and skipped, and the time you took.

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The full answer key

Every question with your answer, the right one, the working, and the video where there is one.

Where you stand

Your score against the spread of everyone else who has sat this test.

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