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Access free OSSC CHSL previous papers, exam pattern, vacancies, qualification & important links for the Combined Higher Level Secondary (10+2) recruitment.
The Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) has released previous year question papers for the Combined Higher Level Secondary (CHSL) examination (10+2 level). These papers are available in both Odia and English with answer keys, helping candidates prepare effectively for the written test (Prelims & Mains).
| Board | Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) |
| Exam Name | Combined Higher Level Secondary (10+2) |
| Post Names | Amin, Weaving Supervisor (Provisional), Technical Assistant (Provisional), Soil Conservation Extension Worker |
| Total Vacancies | 354 |
| Category | Govt Jobs |
| Selection Process | Prelims (MCQ) → Mains (Written) → Document Verification |
| Qualification | Diploma / 10th / Intermediate |
| Official Website | www.ossc.gov.in |
No specific dates are mentioned in the notification for application, prelims or mains. Candidates should regularly check the official OSSC website for updates.
Fee details are not provided in the notification.
Age criteria are not mentioned in the notification.
| Prelims Exam | 150 Marks – MCQ type |
| Subjects | Arithmetic, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, Analytical Ability, General Mental Ability, Current Events (National & International), Computer/Internet Awareness |
| Negative Marking | 0.25 marks for each wrong answer |
| Mains Exam | 200 Marks – Technical Paper |
Category‑wise distribution is not specified in the notification.
Utilizing the OSSC CHSL previous papers is essential for aspirants aiming to clear the Combined Higher Level Secondary exam. These resources help candidates understand the exam pattern, improve problem‑solving speed, and build confidence. Keep checking the official OSSC website for updates on application dates, fee structure, and age criteria, and integrate regular practice of previous papers into your study plan for optimal results.