SSC CGL Mock Test — Free AI Practice Papers
SSC CGL is the Combined Graduate Level examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission to recruit graduates into Group B and Group C posts across Indian government departments.
Questivo generates unlimited SSC CGL practice papers that follow the official exam pattern, scores them instantly with negative marking, and explains the reasoning behind every answer.
What is SSC CGL?
SSC CGL is the Combined Graduate Level examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission to recruit graduates into Group B and Group C posts across Indian government departments.
Who it's for: Graduates seeking central government posts such as Assistant Section Officer, Inspector, Auditor and Tax Assistant.
What is the SSC CGL exam pattern?
| Section | Questions | Question type | Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Intelligence & Reasoning | 25 | Single correct MCQ | +2 / -0.5 |
| General Awareness | 25 | Single correct MCQ | +2 / -0.5 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 25 | Single correct MCQ | +2 / -0.5 |
| English Comprehension | 25 | Single correct MCQ | +2 / -0.5 |
Conducted by Staff Selection Commission. Not yet verified against the current notification — treat as indicative and confirm on the official site before relying on it. ssc.gov.in
What is the SSC CGL syllabus?
Working outline of the SSC CGL syllabus. Confirm against the official notification before relying on it.
General Intelligence & Reasoning (7 units)
- 1.Analogies and Classification
- 2.Series (Number, Figural)
- 3.Coding-Decoding
- 4.Syllogism and Statement Conclusions
- 5.Blood Relations and Direction Sense
- 6.Non-verbal Reasoning
- 7.Venn Diagrams
General Awareness (7 units)
- 1.Indian History and Culture
- 2.Indian Polity and Constitution
- 3.Geography (India and World)
- 4.Indian Economy
- 5.General Science
- 6.Static General Knowledge
- 7.Current Affairs
Quantitative Aptitude (10 units)
- 1.Number System and Simplification
- 2.Percentage, Profit and Loss, Discount
- 3.Ratio, Proportion, Partnership
- 4.Average, Mixture and Alligation
- 5.Time and Work, Pipes and Cisterns
- 6.Time, Speed and Distance
- 7.Simple and Compound Interest
- 8.Geometry and Mensuration
- 9.Trigonometry
- 10.Data Interpretation
English Comprehension (8 units)
- 1.Reading Comprehension
- 2.Cloze Test
- 3.Error Spotting and Sentence Improvement
- 4.Fill in the Blanks
- 5.Synonyms, Antonyms and One-word Substitution
- 6.Idioms and Phrases
- 7.Active/Passive Voice and Narration
- 8.Para Jumbles
What subjects do SSC CGL mock tests cover?
You can generate a full-length paper across every area below, or restrict a test to a single subject or chapter.
| Subject area | Sectional practice |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | Available |
| General Intelligence & Reasoning | Available |
| English Comprehension | Available |
| General Awareness | Available |
How does Questivo generate SSC CGL mock tests?
- 1Choose SSC CGL and pick the subjects or chapters you want to be tested on.
- 2Set how many questions you want and the difficulty level.
- 3Questivo's AI writes a fresh paper that follows the official exam pattern and marking scheme.
- 4Attempt it against a timer, then review a step-by-step explanation for every question.
Why take timed SSC CGL mock tests?
SSC CGL is won on speed. The syllabus is not conceptually hard, but the sectional time pressure is brutal, and candidates who know the material still lose marks to slow arithmetic and second-guessing. Volume practice against a clock is the entire game, which is why an unlimited generator matters more here than a fixed set of twenty papers.
Are SSC CGL questions repeated between tests?
No. Questivo generates a new SSC CGL paper on every request rather than serving from a fixed bank, so you will not see the same question twice across attempts. That also means practice scores reflect understanding rather than recall of a paper you have already seen.
What mistakes cost candidates marks in SSC CGL?
These are the patterns worth watching for when you review a mock test:
- Practising Quantitative Aptitude without a clock. The content is not conceptually hard; finishing in the time available is the entire difficulty.
- Not building calculation shortcuts. Candidates who compute everything longhand lose the paper on arithmetic speed alone.
- Treating General Awareness as unlearnable and skipping it, when it is the fastest section to answer and needs the least time per mark.
- Attempting sections in whatever order they appear rather than deciding an order in advance and practising it.
How should you use mock tests in SSC CGL preparation?
Treat the attempt as the cheap part and the review as the real work. A practical loop: take a sectional test on the topic you studied most recently, review every wrong answer against its explanation before starting anything new, then note whether each mistake was a knowledge gap or an execution error. Knowledge gaps send you back to the material; execution errors — misreading, arithmetic slips, spending four minutes on a question worth the same as one that takes forty seconds — only improve with more timed attempts.
Once sectional accuracy is steady, switch to full-length SSC CGL papers to build stamina and practise the order in which you attempt sections.
SSC CGL mock test FAQs
Are Questivo's SSC CGL mock tests free?
Yes. SSC CGL mock tests on Questivo are free to generate and attempt.
Can I practise only Quantitative Aptitude or Reasoning?
Yes. You can generate a sectional test covering only Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, English or General Awareness, and choose how many questions it contains.
How is a Questivo SSC CGL mock test scored?
Tests are scored instantly using the exam's marking scheme, including negative marking, and you get a per-question breakdown showing which items you got wrong and why.
Can I increase the difficulty as I improve?
Yes. You can set the difficulty when generating a paper, and Questivo also adjusts question difficulty in real time based on how you are performing during a test.