SSC CHSL 10+2 previous Year Question papers (2008 - till now)

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            SSC CHSL 10+2 previous Year Question   papers (2008 - till now)
2015 01 November 2015 Morning Shift
15 November 2015 Morning Shift		 1 November 2015 Evening Shift
15 November 2015 Morning Shift
2014 02 November 2014 Morning Shift
TF No. - 567MK8		 02 November 2014 Evening Shift
TF No. - 890RJ3
09 November 2014 Morning Shift
TF No. - 513MP7		 09 November 2014 Evening Shift
TF No. - 129TN7
2013 20 October 2013 Morning Shift 20 October 2013 Eveing Shift 
TF No- 654SH7
27 October 2013 Morning Shift 
TF No- 005LQ6		 27 October 2013 Evening Shift
TF No.- 987TG6 10 November 2013 Evening Shift
TF No.- 002PM3 TF No.- 000KG1
2012 TF No.- 987TO9 TF No.- 871PM3
TF No. - 431PM3 TF No.- 334PK9
TF No- 012PN5 TF No. - 012PG9
Paper held on 21-10-2012 Paper held on 28-10-2012
Paper held on 04 November 2012
2011 TF No.- 556PT3 TF No.- 555KP5
Paper held on 11-12-2011
2010 27-11-2010 28-11-2010 Morning
28-11-2010 Evening
2009 02-08-2009
2008 31-08-2008

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