2026 notice published · 12,256 tentative vacancies

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Start with a current-pattern 100-question Tier-I mock, then strengthen weak areas with verified bilingual chapter tests and the larger subject-wise practice banks.

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SSC CGL Tier 1 — Exam Pattern

100 Questions · 200 Marks · 60 Minutes · 15 Minutes per Subject · −0.50 per Wrong Answer

SubjectQsMarksTime
General Intelligence & Reasoning255015 min
General Awareness255015 min
Quantitative Aptitude255015 min
English Comprehension255015 min
Total10020060 min

SSC CGL — Key Facts

Combined Graduate Level Examination — SSC

Conducting BodyStaff Selection Commission (SSC)
NotificationPublished 21 May 2026
Tier 1 ScheduleAugust–September 2026 (tentative)
Tier 2 ScheduleDecember 2026 (tentative)
EligibilityBachelor's Degree from recognised University
Age Limit18–32 years (relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PwD)
Selection StagesTier 1 (CBT) → Tier 2 (CBT) → Document Verification
Post CategoryGroup B (Gazetted & Non-Gazetted) and Group C
Salary Range₹25,500 – ₹1,51,100 (Pay Level 4–8)
Tentative VacanciesApproximately 12,256
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SSC CGL Tier-II Paper-I — Objective Pattern

150 MCQs · 450 marks · 135 minutes · +3/−1 · compulsory for all posts

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SubjectQsMarksTimer
Mathematical Abilities309030 min
Reasoning & General Intelligence309030 min
English Language & Comprehension4513540 min
General Awareness257520 min
Computer Knowledge Test206015 min
Objective total150450135 min

Session-II follows separately with a 15-minute qualifying Data Entry Speed Test of about 2,000 key depressions. Computer Knowledge and DEST are qualifying in nature; qualifying standards can be higher for specified posts.

Mock Tests

SSC CGL Mock Test & Topic-wise Practice

Start with a current Tier-I mock, attempt the complete Tier-II Paper-I objective simulation, or choose a subject to practise a specific weak area. Tests include answer review and instant scoring.

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier I Full Mock 1

100 questions - four locked 15-minute sections - official +2/-0.5 marking

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier I Full Mock 2

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier I Full Mock 3

A separate validated 100-question paper with current sectional timing

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier I Full Mock 4

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier-II Paper-I Objective Mock 1

150 validated MCQs with official 30/30/40/20/15-minute timers and +3/-1 marking; DEST explained separately

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Quant Topic-wise Practice Hub

Chapter-wise practice across arithmetic, algebra, geometry, mensuration, and trigonometry

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Reasoning Topic-wise Practice

Analogy, coding, series, blood relations, syllogism and direction sense

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English Topic-wise Practice

Grammar, vocabulary, idioms, reading comprehension and usage

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General Awareness Practice

History, polity, geography, economy and science question sets

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Computer Awareness Practice

Fundamentals, MS Office, internet, networking and security

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Bilingual Practice

Hindi–English Chapterwise Tests

Practice with bilingual questions — each question printed in both Hindi and English. Ideal for students who think in Hindi but need to crack SSC CGL in English.

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Students should use the verified full mock and chapter/topic banks above. A paper will return here only after every stem, option and answer key is checked.

How to Use SSC CGL Mock Tests for 2026 Preparation

SSC CGL recruits candidates for Group B and Group C posts across Central Government ministries, departments and organisations. The 2026 notice lists approximately 12,256 tentative vacancies, with Tier 1 scheduled for August–September 2026 and Tier 2 for December 2026. SSC states that these examination schedules are tentative.

Tier 1 practice now needs sectional discipline. The 100-question paper still carries 200 marks in 60 minutes, but each of its four subjects has a separate 15-minute timer. A realistic study plan should therefore include short subject drills as well as mixed practice; strength in one section cannot compensate for poor time control in another.

Begin with a baseline: Take the current Tier-I full mock without checking notes. Record accuracy by subject and separate conceptual errors from rushed guesses. A low score is useful if it shows exactly which chapters need attention.

Repair weak chapters: Use the Hindi-English chapter bank for repeated practice in Quant, Reasoning, General Awareness, Polity, History and Language. Review the explanation after every wrong or guessed answer, then retry a fresh set from the same chapter.

Add previous year papers: The 2022, 2023 and 2024 papers help you recognise SSC wording, recurring concepts and the level of calculation expected. Attempt them under time pressure only after reviewing the underlying topics.

Track accuracy, not just attempts: Tier 1 deducts 0.50 marks for every wrong answer. Compare your scores only after applying negative marking, and practise leaving uncertain questions when guessing would reduce the expected score.

How It Works

Your SSC CGL Practice Path

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Step 01

Take the Full Tier-I Mock

Use the 100-question, 60-minute Tier-I mock as a baseline across Reasoning, General Awareness, Quant and English.

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Step 02

Practise Weak Chapters

Move into topic hubs and bilingual chapter tests, keeping the official 15-minute Tier 1 subject limit in mind.

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Step 03

Review and Repeat

Check every wrong or guessed answer, revise the concept and retest until both accuracy and speed improve.

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SSC CGL — Frequently Asked Questions

Is the SSC CGL mock test on LearnAtMyPlace free?+

Yes. You can open all four Tier-I mocks, the Tier-II Paper-I objective mock, bilingual chapter tests and topic-practice hubs without creating an account. Submit a test to see your score and review the answers.

What is the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam pattern for 2026?+

Tier 1 has 100 objective questions for 200 marks: 25 each from General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude and English Comprehension. The total duration is 60 minutes, with a 15-minute timer for each subject. Each wrong answer deducts 0.50 marks.

What changed in the SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 pattern?+

SSC introduced a 15-minute sectional timer for each of the four Tier 1 subjects. Candidates should therefore practise each section within its own time limit instead of planning to transfer unused time between subjects.

What are the official SSC CGL 2026 dates?+

SSC published the 2026 notice on 21 May 2026. Applications closed on 22 June 2026. The official notice lists Tier 1 for August-September 2026 and Tier 2 for December 2026; both examination schedules are tentative and updates should be checked on ssc.gov.in.

How many SSC CGL 2026 vacancies were announced?+

The SSC CGL 2026 notice lists approximately 12,256 tentative vacancies. SSC may update the post-wise and category-wise vacancy position on its website.

Does SSC CGL Tier 1 count in the final merit list?+

Tier 1 is used to shortlist candidates for Tier 2. Under the 2026 notice, final merit is prepared from Tier 2 performance, subject to the qualifying requirements that apply to the relevant post.

What is the SSC CGL Tier 2 structure?+

Paper I is compulsory for all posts. Its objective Session-I has 30 Mathematical Abilities, 30 Reasoning, 45 English, 25 General Awareness and 20 Computer questions, followed by a separate 15-minute DEST in Session-II. The five subject timers are 30, 30, 40, 20 and 15 minutes, and each wrong MCQ deducts 1 mark. Paper II and Paper III apply only to candidates shortlisted for specified posts.

How should I use SSC CGL mock tests effectively?+

Begin with the full Tier-I mock to find weak sections. Use verified chapter and topic tests to correct those gaps, repeat timed sets, and review every wrong or guessed answer within the 15-minute sectional limit.

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