SSC CHSL 2025: Have you made a mistake in the SSC CHSL form? Now make corrections from July 25; You will get a chance till this date..

SSC CHSL 2025 Correction Window: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has changed the dates for correction in the application form for SSC CHSL 2025 recruitment. Now the correction window will open from July 25, 2025, till 11 pm on July 26, 2025. Earlier this window was to open between July 23 and 24, but the commission has now rescheduled it for two days.

Candidates can log in to the official website of SSC ssc.gov.in and edit their application form.

In which information can correction be made?

It has been clarified by SSC that only the following information can be corrected:

Candidate's name

Mother/father's name

Date of birth (DOB)

Gender

Class 10th roll number

Apart from this information, changes will not be allowed in any other detail.

Correction fee
Candidates will get a total of two opportunities to make corrections in the application. For the first correction, a fee of Rs 200 will have to be paid, while for the second correction, the fee will be Rs 500. If any mistake is left while correcting for the first time, the candidate will get only one and last chance. Therefore, it is necessary to check all the information carefully while making changes.

Note all important dates.
A total of 3,131 posts will be filled through this recruitment drive. A table of important dates related to the recruitment process can be seen below:

Correction window 25 July to 26 July 2025 (till 11 pm)
Tier-1 exam 8 to 18 September 2025
Tier-2 exam February-March 2026

SSC CHSL 2025: Selection Process
Tier-1 (Computer-Based Test): The first exam of SSC CHSL is Tier-1, which is computer-based. It consists of four subjects- English Language, General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude, and General Awareness. Each subject carries 25 questions, and the total exam time is 60 minutes. Negative marking of 0.50 marks is also applicable for every wrong answer.

Tier-2: The Tier-2 exam is conducted in two sessions. The first session is a descriptive paper, while the second session is a skill test or typing test, depending on the post.

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