Learn How You Can Get A Head Start On Different Job Profiles in SSC CHSL 2018-19

To fill the various posts in Government Department and Ministries of India, SSC releases the notification for the recruitment exam of SSC CHSL 2018-19 for the job profiles of DEO, LDC/JSA & PS/SA. After the official notification for the recruitment exam SSC CHSL 2018-19 has been released, the candidates search for answers to queries related to job profiles in SSC CHSL.

With the official notification, candidates get an opportunity to work with Central Government of India. But it has been noticed that they are aware of only the status value of the job but do not know about the work profile, salary, pay scale and career growth opportunities. For those looking for answers to these questions, here is some information related to SSC CHSL job profiles 2018-19.

 

Job Profiles in SSC CHSL 2018-19

There are four kinds of job profiles under SSC CHSL recruitment exam 2018-19.

Candidates should study important criteria like salary, job location and promotion related to various job profiles before filling the choices.

• Court Clerk
• Lower Division Clerk (LDC)
• Postal/ Sorting Assistants
• Data Entry Operator (DEO)

There is a different cut-off lists and merit list for different job profiles of SSC CHSL. It is important for candidates to be crystal clear about the requirements so that they can apply for a particular post accordingly.

Factors to Consider While Filling Up Post Preference

Once candidates have a thorough knowledge of the different posts of SSC CHSL, it is important to consider the various factors, that help in selecting the appropriate post preference. Before filling choices for the various job profiles under SSC CHSL exam, candidates should know about the important factors, which are included in the job profiles of SSC CHSL 2018-19. These factors are as follows:

1. Area of Work – This is an important factor to prioritise a job profile. For instance, if you are keenly interested in working in a Ministry of the Government of India, then your highest priority should be Data Entry Operator. And if you want to work in the court, then you should give priority to the job profile of Court Clerk.

2. 2. Places of Work– Under job profile of SSC CHSL, you can get to work in a different location from a rural area to suburban and urban to metropolitan. If you want to get posted in a capital city or in an urban area, then you should choose the job profile of Court Clerk. The job profile of Postal Assistant can give you rural area to a departmental office in the city.

3. Skill Set– This is directly linked with your interests. If you have a particular skill set, then it will become easy for you to perform the job responsibilities linked to that job profile. You should know the skill set and then prioritise the posts accordingly.

4. Chances of Qualification– This is a very important factor to consider before choosing the job profile under SSC CHSL. To grab the opportunity to work in various job profiles, you need to clear the various phases of the exam. If there is tough competition for one post, you can divert your focus to other posts. For instance, competition for the post of Data Entry Operator remains higher as compared to other posts.

5. Salary– It is one of the most important factors while prioritising job profiles. Different posts in SSC CHSL exam offer a different salary. You should make a proper analysis of the amount in hand, grade pay, incentives and perks.

6. Personal Preference– Every job profile has different preferences. It is the final choice of the candidate to choose the job profile after analysing the personal preference linked with that job profile.

7. Career Growth– After having a particular job profile, it is important to know the career path of that job profile, which includes, roles, responsibility, power etc. Every job profile has different career paths.

SSC CHSL 2018-19 Post Preference

 

Here are details of all the four job profiles:

Post	Code of the Post	Department	Salary	Location	Typing Language
Postal Assistant	P	Postal Departments	2400	Mostly in rural and semi-urban towns	English/Hindi
Data Entry Operator	D	Ministries or Departments of Government of India	2400	Major/Minor Cities	English Only
Data Entry Operator	E	Ministries or Departments of Government of India	1900	Major/Minor Cities	English Only
Lower Division Clerk	L	Ministries or Departments of Government of India	1900	Major/Minor Cities	English/Hindi
Court Clerk	C	Tribunals	1900	Major Cities	English/Hindi

To be successful in the SSC CHSL exam, you need to start with the best understanding of job preference. Do a proper analysis of all the factors as this helps in deciding the best order of preference.

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