SSC CHSL 2025 Expected Exam Analysis for November 13; Check detailed paper review here
Day 1 feedback suggests SSC CHSL 2025 November 13 paper is likely to be easy to moderate overall. Students must aim for 18–20 correct in Quantitative Aptitude. Practice quick mental maths, skip overly long problems, and manage time to hit those targets.
SSC CHSL 2025 Expected Exam Analysis for November 13: After the first day of SSC CHSL 2025 Tier 1 exam on November 12, students and teachers are trying to figure out the pattern for November 13, 2025. The consensus is that the paper is moderately tough but, more importantly, time‑pressured, especially in the Quantitative Aptitude section, where calculations consume more time. Based on this, here’s a quick look at what to expect in the Day 2 examination.
SSC CHSL 2025 Exam: Day 1 Student Reviews
Here’s the student feedback for Day 1 examination, which will help test takers appearing on subsequent shifts and exam days..
- Most students repeated that the exam felt rushed. Piyush Kumar (Shift 1, Noida) said the paper was moderate overall, with General Studies and Mathematics being the tougher parts, yet he managed to attempt 70+ questions.
- Sourabh Agarwal from Sarita Vihar noted that while the pattern matched last year, the maths questions were particularly lengthy, forcing many to leave a few unanswered.
- Overall, candidates reported good attempts ranging from 84 to 88 correct answers, with English being the easiest and Quantitative Aptitude the most taxing .
Expected SSC CHSL 2025 Exam Analysis for November 13
The tabular format below depicts the section-wise expected exam analysis for SSC CHSL November 13 exam 2025.
Section | Expected Difficulty | Expected Good Attempts |
General Intelligence | Easy to Moderate | 20–22 |
General Awareness | Moderate | 19–21 |
Quantitative Aptitude | Moderate | 18–20 |
English Language | Easy | 22–24 |
Quick Tips for SSC CHSL November 13 Exam 2025
Candidates appearing for the examination on November 13, 2025 must keep in mind the quick tips given by our experts below.
- Quant will still be the toughest part; practice quick mental maths and skip overly long problems.
- General Awareness may have a few more current‑affairs questions, but the overall level stays moderate.
- Keep a steady pace and use the last few minutes to scan any unanswered questions.
- Watch the clock: Spend about 45 minutes on the first three sections and roughly 30 minutes on Quant to reach 80+ attempts.
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