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SSC CHSL GK Questions 2026

Static GK decides the General Awareness score in SSC CHSL. Of the 25 questions in Tier-I and the 20 in Tier-II, most come from Indian Polity, History, Geography, the Economy and General Science, the areas the CHSL 2026 notice lists as History, Culture, Geography, Economic Scene, General Policy and Scientific Research relating to India and its neighbouring countries. The level is that of Class 12, so the questions are direct: which article, which river, which ruler, which year. Polity asks about parts and schedules of the Constitution, fundamental rights, the President, Parliament, the Supreme Court and constitutional bodies. History covers the Indus Valley, the Mauryas and Guptas, the Sultanate and Mughal periods, and the freedom struggle from 1857 to 1947. Geography asks about rivers, soils, climate, national parks, minerals and world physical features. The Economy part asks about budget terms, the RBI, banking and basic concepts. General Science is school-level Physics, Chemistry and Biology with everyday applications, and Culture covers dances, festivals, monuments and books. This page holds GK24's topic-wise GK notes for SSC CHSL, written as short facts and tables so a topic can be revised in one sitting. Read a topic, then solve its previous-year questions and quiz on this site to check what you retained.

SSC CHSL GK Questions with Answers

Q12124.Indian HistoryMedium

Evidence of a ploughed field, the earliest in the subcontinent, was found at which Harappan site?

  1. A.Dholavira
  2. B.Kalibangan
  3. C.Rakhigarhi
  4. D.Alamgirpur
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Correct answer: B. Kalibangan

Kalibangan stands on the dry bed of the Ghaggar in the Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan. A field there, belonging to the pre-Harappan level, carries two sets of furrows crossing each other at right angles, showing that two crops were grown in the same plot at the same time.

Q12128.Indian EconomyEasy

Per capita income of a country is calculated as

  1. A.national income divided by the total population
  2. B.national income divided by the working population
  3. C.national income multiplied by the growth rate
  4. D.the total savings of households in a year
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Correct answer: A. national income divided by the total population

Per capita income is the average income of a person in a year, found by dividing national income by the entire population, including children and those who do not work.

Q12129.Indian EconomyMedium

In India, the official estimates of national income are prepared by which organisation?

  1. A.The Reserve Bank of India
  2. B.The National Statistical Office under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
  3. C.The Finance Commission
  4. D.The Securities and Exchange Board of India
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Correct answer: B. The National Statistical Office under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

The National Statistical Office, formed by merging the Central Statistical Office with the National Sample Survey Office, prepares the national accounts under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.

Q12130.Indian EconomyMedium

Under the expenditure method, GDP is the sum of consumption, investment, government expenditure and

  1. A.exports minus imports
  2. B.imports minus exports
  3. C.total exports only
  4. D.depreciation
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Correct answer: A. exports minus imports

Exports are goods produced at home and sold abroad, so they belong in domestic production. Imports are produced abroad but are already included in the spending of households, firms and government, so they must be taken out to leave only what the country itself produced.

Q12131.Indian EconomyHard

The GDP deflator is calculated as

  1. A.(Real GDP divided by nominal GDP) multiplied by 100
  2. B.(Nominal GDP divided by real GDP) multiplied by 100
  3. C.Nominal GDP minus real GDP
  4. D.GDP divided by population
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Correct answer: B. (Nominal GDP divided by real GDP) multiplied by 100

The deflator compares what the year's output costs at this year's prices with what the same output would cost at base year prices, so nominal GDP goes on top and real GDP below, and the ratio is expressed as a percentage.

Q12132.Indian EconomyMedium

Real GDP of a country is measured at

  1. A.current prices of the year concerned
  2. B.constant prices of a base year
  3. C.factor cost of the previous year
  4. D.international dollar prices
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Correct answer: B. constant prices of a base year

When output of every year is valued at the same fixed set of prices, any change in the total must come from a change in the quantity produced.

Q12133.Indian EconomyMedium

National income at factor cost is obtained from national income at market price by

  1. A.adding indirect taxes and subtracting subsidies
  2. B.subtracting indirect taxes and adding subsidies
  3. C.adding both indirect taxes and subsidies
  4. D.subtracting both indirect taxes and subsidies
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Correct answer: B. subtracting indirect taxes and adding subsidies

A market price contains the indirect taxes the buyer pays, which never reach the producer, so they must be taken out.

Q12135.Indian EconomyMedium

Who made the first estimate of the national income of India?

  1. A.V. K. R. V. Rao
  2. B.P. C. Mahalanobis
  3. C.Dadabhai Naoroji
  4. D.D. R. Gadgil
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Correct answer: C. Dadabhai Naoroji

He made the earliest estimate of India's national income in the nineteenth century and used it to argue that British rule was draining wealth out of the country, putting the average income at about twenty rupees a person a year.

Q12138.Indian EconomyEasy

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the value of all final goods and services produced

  1. A.by the residents of a country, wherever they may be
  2. B.within the domestic territory of a country in a year
  3. C.by the government sector alone in a year
  4. D.including intermediate goods used in production
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Correct answer: B. within the domestic territory of a country in a year

GDP measures production inside the borders of a country in one accounting year, whoever the producer may be. A foreign firm making cars in India adds to India's GDP, because the test is the place of production and not the nationality of the producer.