SSC MTS 2026 — General Awareness Practice
25 targeted Session-II General Awareness questions with +3 marks per correct answer and -1 per wrong answer.
SSC MTS 2026 — General Awareness (20 Questions)
Targeted General Awareness practice for SSC MTS 2026. 20 original questions covering Indian history, Indian polity & constitution, geography (India + world), general science (physics, chemistry, biology), basic economics, computer fundamentals, sports & awards and current affairs 2025–26. Step-by-step explanations included.
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- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
1. The Chief Election Commissioner belongs to which body?
- A. UPSC
- B. Election Commission of India (Correct)
- C. Finance Commission
- D. NITI Aayog
Explanation: The CEC heads the Election Commission of India.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
2. SEBI regulates the:
- A. bank branches
- B. stock market (Correct)
- C. railways
- D. agriculture census
Explanation: SEBI regulates India's securities market.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
3. The Vice-President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of:
- A. Lok Sabha
- B. Rajya Sabha (Correct)
- C. Supreme Court
- D. NITI Aayog
Explanation: The Vice-President serves as Chairman of Rajya Sabha.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
4. The tax collected on goods and services is commonly known as:
- A. GST (Correct)
- B. FDI
- C. GDP
- D. MSP
Explanation: GST is the Goods and Services Tax.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
5. The Directive Principles of State Policy are contained in:
- A. Part III
- B. Part IV (Correct)
- C. Part V
- D. Part VI
Explanation: Directive Principles are in Part IV of the Constitution.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
6. Repo rate is associated with:
- A. Reserve Bank of India (Correct)
- B. Election Commission
- C. CAG
- D. Planning Commission
Explanation: Repo rate is a monetary policy rate set by RBI.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
7. India is described in the Constitution as a:
- A. Unitary state only
- B. Union of States (Correct)
- C. Federation by treaty
- D. Kingdom
Explanation: Article 1 describes India as a Union of States.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
8. Deflation refers to:
- A. rise in prices
- B. fall in general price level (Correct)
- C. rise in tax only
- D. shortage of money only
Explanation: Deflation is the opposite of inflation.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
9. The Supreme Court of India is located in:
- A. Mumbai
- B. New Delhi (Correct)
- C. Chennai
- D. Kolkata
Explanation: The Supreme Court is in New Delhi.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
10. FDI stands for:
- A. Foreign Direct Investment (Correct)
- B. Federal Domestic Income
- C. Free Duty Import
- D. Financial Development Index
Explanation: FDI means Foreign Direct Investment.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
11. The term of the President of India is:
- A. 4 years
- B. 5 years (Correct)
- C. 6 years
- D. 7 years
Explanation: The President's term is five years.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
12. A subsidy generally means:
- A. government financial support (Correct)
- B. bank penalty
- C. new tax
- D. private donation only
Explanation: A subsidy is financial assistance provided by the government.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
13. The head of the Union Council of Ministers is the:
- A. President
- B. Prime Minister (Correct)
- C. Chief Justice
- D. Governor
Explanation: The Prime Minister heads the Council of Ministers.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Polity
14. Fundamental Duties were added by the:
- A. 42nd Amendment (Correct)
- B. 44th Amendment
- C. 73rd Amendment
- D. 86th Amendment
Explanation: Fundamental Duties were added by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Economy
15. MSP stands for:
- A. Minimum Support Price (Correct)
- B. Maximum Sale Price
- C. Market Security Policy
- D. Multi State Plan
Explanation: MSP means Minimum Support Price.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Geography
16. The longest river in India is generally taken as:
- A. Godavari
- B. Ganga (Correct)
- C. Yamuna
- D. Narmada
Explanation: In standard Indian GK usage, Ganga is treated as the longest river in India.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Geography
17. The desert located in western India is:
- A. Sahara
- B. Thar (Correct)
- C. Gobi
- D. Kalahari
Explanation: The Thar Desert lies in western India.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Biology
18. The powerhouse of the cell is:
- A. nucleus
- B. mitochondria (Correct)
- C. ribosome
- D. lysosome
Explanation: Mitochondria are called the powerhouse of the cell.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Chemistry
19. The chemical symbol of gold is:
- A. Ag
- B. Au (Correct)
- C. Gd
- D. Go
Explanation: Gold has the symbol Au.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Science
20. Plants prepare food by:
- A. respiration
- B. digestion
- C. photosynthesis (Correct)
- D. excretion
Explanation: Plants make food by photosynthesis.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Biology
21. Vitamin C deficiency causes:
- A. rickets
- B. scurvy (Correct)
- C. night blindness
- D. goitre
Explanation: Scurvy is caused by deficiency of Vitamin C.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Physics
22. The speed of light is greatest in:
- A. water
- B. glass
- C. vacuum (Correct)
- D. air only
Explanation: Light travels fastest in vacuum.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Geography
23. The largest ocean on Earth is:
- A. Atlantic
- B. Indian
- C. Pacific (Correct)
- D. Arctic
Explanation: The Pacific Ocean is the largest.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Chemistry
24. The gas used in fire extinguishers is often:
- A. oxygen
- B. carbon dioxide (Correct)
- C. hydrogen
- D. helium
Explanation: Carbon dioxide is commonly used in many fire extinguishers.
- Session II — General Awareness and English — Biology
25. The human heart has _____ chambers.
- A. 2
- B. 3
- C. 4 (Correct)
- D. 5
Explanation: The heart has four chambers.