Weightage and Topics in General Intelligence and Reasoning section of SSC CHSL Tier-I Exam

The General Intelligence and Reasoning section is an important part of the SSC CHSL Tier-I Exam. This section aims to assess the logical and analytical abilities of candidates. While there is no fixed weightage for each topic, it is important to have a good understanding of the different topics to perform well in this section. The following are the key topics that are usually covered in the General Intelligence and Reasoning section:

1. Analogy:
- Number and Alphabet series
- Semantic and Symbolic analogy
- Classification and Odd one out

2. Classification:
- Semantic and Symbolic classification
- Number and Alphabet series
- Analogies

3. Series:
- Number series
- Alphabet series
- Mixed series

4. Coding-Decoding:
- Coding by words
- Coding by numbers
- Coding-decoding by letter shifting

5. Blood Relations:
- Family tree problems
- Coded blood relations

6. Direction Sense:
- Directions and distance
- Route and network problems

7. Logical Venn Diagrams:
- Venn diagrams based on logical operations
- Venn diagrams based on syllogism

8. Puzzle and Seating Arrangement:
- Floor-based puzzles
- Circular seating arrangement
- Linear seating arrangement

9. Statement and Conclusions:
- Statement and inference
- Statement and assumptions
- Statement and conclusion

10. Syllogism:
- Categorical syllogism
- Verbal reasoning based on syllogism

It is important to note that the weightage of these topics may vary from year to year. Therefore, it is advisable to cover all the topics and practice a wide range of questions to be well-prepared for the General Intelligence and Reasoning section of the SSC CHSL Tier-I Exam.