SSC CHSL 2026 revision tracker and checklist

This free tracker has one row for each of the 111 units in the SSC CHSL syllabus, taken from the exam body's own documents, with six round columns beside each one. Download it as Excel, CSV or PDF, or print this page, and write the date of each revision round in its own column.

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Source: Notice of Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2026 (uploaded 07-09-2026), F. No. HQ-C1102/5/2026-C-1. Checked on 23 October 2026. Next check: when the Staff Selection Commission publishes a new notice, and at least once a quarter.

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SubjectTopic pathFirst pass finished onRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Recall at last roundNext round on
English LanguageSpot the Error
English LanguageFill in the Blanks
English LanguageSynonyms/ Homonyms
English LanguageAntonyms
English LanguageSpellings/ Detecting mis-spelt words
English LanguageIdioms & Phrases
English LanguageOne word substitution
English LanguageImprovement of Sentences
English LanguageActive/ Passive Voice of Verbs
English LanguageConversion into Direct/ Indirect narration
English LanguageShuffling of Sentence parts
English LanguageShuffling of Sentences in a passage
English LanguageCloze Passage
English LanguageComprehension Passage
General IntelligenceSemantic Analogy
General IntelligenceSymbolic operations
General IntelligenceSymbolic/ Number Analogy
General IntelligenceTrends
General IntelligenceFigural Analogy
General IntelligenceSpace Orientation
General IntelligenceSemantic Classification
General IntelligenceVenn Diagrams
General IntelligenceSymbolic/ Number Classification
General IntelligenceDrawing inferences
General IntelligenceFigural Classification
General IntelligencePunched hole/ pattern-folding & unfolding
General IntelligenceSemantic Series
General IntelligenceFigural Pattern-folding and completion
General IntelligenceNumber Series
General IntelligenceEmbedded figures
General IntelligenceFigural Series
General IntelligenceCritical Thinking
General IntelligenceProblem Solving
General IntelligenceEmotional Intelligence
General IntelligenceWord Building
General IntelligenceSocial Intelligence
General IntelligenceCoding and de-coding
General IntelligenceNumerical operations
Quantitative AptitudeNumber Systems
Quantitative AptitudeFundamental arithmetical operations
Quantitative AptitudeAlgebra
Quantitative AptitudeGeometry
Quantitative AptitudeMensuration
Quantitative AptitudeTrigonometry
Quantitative AptitudeStatistical Charts
Tier-I: General AwarenessGeneral awareness of the environment around him and its application to society
Tier-I: General AwarenessCurrent events
Tier-I: General AwarenessEveryday observation and experience in their scientific aspect
Tier-I: General AwarenessHistory
Tier-I: General AwarenessCulture
Tier-I: General AwarenessGeography
Tier-I: General AwarenessEconomic Scene
Tier-I: General AwarenessGeneral policy and scientific research
Mathematical AbilitiesNumber Systems
Mathematical AbilitiesFundamental arithmetical operations
Mathematical AbilitiesAlgebra
Mathematical AbilitiesGeometry
Mathematical AbilitiesMensuration
Mathematical AbilitiesTrigonometry
Mathematical AbilitiesStatistics and probability
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSemantic Analogy
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSymbolic operations
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSymbolic/ Number Analogy
Reasoning and General IntelligenceTrends
Reasoning and General IntelligenceFigural Analogy
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSpace Orientation
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSemantic Classification
Reasoning and General IntelligenceVenn Diagrams
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSymbolic/ Number Classification
Reasoning and General IntelligenceDrawing inferences
Reasoning and General IntelligenceFigural Classification
Reasoning and General IntelligencePunched hole/ pattern-folding & unfolding
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSemantic Series
Reasoning and General IntelligenceFigural Pattern-folding and completion
Reasoning and General IntelligenceNumber Series
Reasoning and General IntelligenceEmbedded figures
Reasoning and General IntelligenceFigural Series
Reasoning and General IntelligenceCritical Thinking
Reasoning and General IntelligenceProblem Solving
Reasoning and General IntelligenceEmotional Intelligence
Reasoning and General IntelligenceWord Building
Reasoning and General IntelligenceSocial Intelligence
Reasoning and General IntelligenceCoding and de-coding
Reasoning and General IntelligenceNumerical operations
English Language and ComprehensionVocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, synonyms, antonyms and their correct usage
English Language and ComprehensionSpot the Error
English Language and ComprehensionFill in the Blanks
English Language and ComprehensionSynonyms/ Homonyms
English Language and ComprehensionAntonyms
English Language and ComprehensionSpellings/ Detecting mis-spelt words
English Language and ComprehensionIdioms & Phrases
English Language and ComprehensionOne word substitution
English Language and ComprehensionImprovement of Sentences
English Language and ComprehensionActive/ Passive Voice of Verbs
English Language and ComprehensionConversion into Direct/ Indirect narration
English Language and ComprehensionShuffling of Sentence parts
English Language and ComprehensionShuffling of Sentences in a passage
English Language and ComprehensionCloze Passage
English Language and ComprehensionComprehension Passage
Tier-II: General AwarenessGeneral awareness of the environment around them and its application to society
Tier-II: General AwarenessCurrent events
Tier-II: General AwarenessEveryday observation and experience in their scientific aspect
Tier-II: General AwarenessHistory
Tier-II: General AwarenessCulture
Tier-II: General AwarenessGeography
Tier-II: General AwarenessEconomic Scene
Tier-II: General AwarenessGeneral policy and scientific research
Computer Knowledge/ProficiencyComputer Basics
Computer Knowledge/ProficiencySoftware
Computer Knowledge/ProficiencyWorking with Internet and e-mails
Computer Knowledge/ProficiencyBasics of networking and cyber security

What the sheet covers

111 units in 9 subjects, as the exam body lists them, each with room for six rounds:

  • English Language: 14 units
  • General Intelligence: 24 units
  • Quantitative Aptitude: 7 units
  • Tier-I: General Awareness: 8 units
  • Mathematical Abilities: 7 units
  • Reasoning and General Intelligence: 24 units
  • English Language and Comprehension: 15 units
  • Tier-II: General Awareness: 8 units
  • Computer Knowledge/Proficiency: 4 units

What a revision round is

A round is one pass through a unit you have already finished once. The first pass has its own column, First pass finished on, and the six Round columns hold the passes after it, one date each. AspirantGoal counts rounds the same way: repeating a completed stage starts the next round, so Revision round 2 follows Revision round 1. The glossary has the app's definition.

Using the sheet

  1. Write the date you finished the first pass in First pass finished on. Tick the unit on the SSC CHSL syllabus tracker and the date appears here by itself.
  2. Go through the unit again. Answer its prompt from memory before you open your notes, then write the date in the next free Round column.
  3. Write how much you could recall in Recall at last round: Weak, Partly or Solid in the Excel file, or any mark you like on paper.
  4. Choose the gap to the next round from that: longer after a good answer, shorter after a poor one. Write the date in Next round on, or let the Excel file work it out.

On this page you can also tick a round: the date fills in, your ticks stay in this browser and nothing is sent anywhere. The Excel file adds the totals and works out Next round on from four gaps in days that you type in the yellow cells. It picks no gap for you.

Choosing the gap between rounds

Two methods are rated highest in a 2013 review by Dunlosky and colleagues: testing yourself from memory and spreading study over time. A 2006 review by Cepeda and colleagues found that the best gap between sessions grows with the time until the test. The studies do not give a best gap or a best number of rounds for a particular syllabus, so the sheet leaves both to you. The revision guide has the sources, a worked example and what the studies do not show.

How long one round takes

One round is 111 units. These are sums, not advice about pace, and the time a unit takes is yours to measure:

  • At 2 units a day, one round takes 56 days.
  • At 4 units a day, one round takes 28 days.
  • At 6 units a day, one round takes 19 days.

For hours instead of days, the syllabus hours calculator takes the same units.

Where the units come from

The units are the ones on the SSC CHSL syllabus tracker, copied from the exam body's notice: Notice of Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination, 2026 (uploaded 07-09-2026), F. No. HQ-C1102/5/2026-C-1. Checked on 23 October 2026. The exam body's current notice is the authority: syllabus units can change, so compare this sheet with it and edit what differs. AspirantGoal is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Staff Selection Commission or any exam authority.

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Questions about the SSC CHSL revision tracker

Is there a free SSC CHSL 2026 revision tracker as a PDF and an Excel file?

Yes. This page has one row for each of the 111 units in 9 subjects, with six round columns beside each one, and the same sheet to download as Excel, CSV and PDF. The tracker is free, needs no sign-up and carries the AspirantGoal mark in every format.

What is a revision round in this tracker?

A round is one pass through a unit you have already finished once. You write the date in the next free Round column of that unit. AspirantGoal counts rounds the same way: repeating a completed stage starts the next round, so Revision round 2 follows Revision round 1.

How many revision rounds does SSC CHSL need?

No document from the Staff Selection Commission says, and the research this site cites gives a direction, not a count. The six columns are room, not a target. How many rounds a unit gets, and how far apart they are, is for you to set from how well you can recall it.

How long does one round of the SSC CHSL sheet take?

That depends on how many units you go through in a day. The sheet has 111 units, so at 2 units a day one round takes 56 days, at 4 a day 28 days and at 6 a day 19 days. These are sums, not advice on pace: a unit may be a set of questions or a list of prompts, and the time it takes is yours to measure.

Does this tracker use the dates from the SSC CHSL syllabus tracker?

On this site, yes. When you tick a unit as finished on the SSC CHSL syllabus tracker, its date appears in First pass finished on here. Both pages keep your ticks in this browser and send nothing anywhere. The downloaded files do not link to each other.

Where are the SSC CHSL units copied from?

From the documents of the Staff Selection Commission, which the SSC CHSL page lists with the page or paragraph for each fact. They were checked on 23 October 2026.

Let the app count the rounds.

AspirantGoal counts each revision round and leaves your first-pass coverage unchanged. Install it and revise one topic.