SSC CGL Mock Test 2026: 5 Free Full Tier 1 Papers

SSC CGL Tier 1 pattern: 100 questions, 200 marks, 60 minutes, +2 correct and −0.50 wrong. Papers and counts on this page are read from our question bank as it loads.

In short: 5 free SSC CGL mock tests, each a full 100-question Tier 1 paper on the 2026 pattern with a 60-minute timer and SSC's own marking. They open online without registration, show the answer and a worked solution for every question after you submit, and every answer was solved and checked by hand before publishing.

Free SSC CGL Tier 1 mock tests

SSC CGL Tier 1 Mock Test 1

100 questions60 minutes200 marksNo login

25 each of reasoning, general awareness, quantitative aptitude and English, with a solution under every question.

SSC CGL Tier 1 Mock Test 2

100 questions60 minutes200 marksNo login

25 each of reasoning, general awareness, quantitative aptitude and English, with a solution under every question.

SSC CGL Tier 1 Mock Test 3

100 questions60 minutes200 marksNo login

25 each of reasoning, general awareness, quantitative aptitude and English, with a solution under every question.

SSC CGL Tier 1 Mock Test 4

100 questions60 minutes200 marksNo login

25 each of reasoning, general awareness, quantitative aptitude and English, with a solution under every question.

SSC CGL Tier 1 Mock Test 5

100 questions60 minutes200 marksNo login

25 each of reasoning, general awareness, quantitative aptitude and English, with a solution under every question.

Shuffle mode: once you have sat the numbered papers, start a shuffled SSC CGL mock for a fresh 100 questions drawn from all of them, so a retake never repeats the same paper.

SSC CGL Tier 1 exam pattern 2026

Every paper above copies this structure exactly, so your score and timing carry over to the real exam.

SSC CGL Tier 1: sections, questions and marks
SectionQuestionsMarks
General Intelligence & Reasoning2550
General Awareness2550
Quantitative Aptitude2550
English Comprehension2550
Total (60 minutes)100200

At −0.50, a wrong answer wipes out a quarter of a correct one. Guessing between two options you cannot separate is roughly break-even, so skipping a question you have no handle on usually costs you nothing.

How these mock tests were checked

The papers were first drafted with AI for our sister site, Global Drishti. AI-drafted questions go wrong in quiet ways: a key that points at the wrong option, two options that are both right, a "series" that fits no rule. So before any paper was published here, every question was solved by hand.

What the hand check found across 5 papers
OutcomeQuestions
Correct as drafted251
Corrected or rewritten (wrong key, ambiguous options, unclear wording, thin explanation)216
Replaced with a new question (broken, unanswerable or repeated from another paper)33
Total500

One more fix is invisible but matters: the drafts put the correct answer in option B far more often than chance, so a student who always ticked B would have scored well. The options in every question were reordered so each letter is right roughly a quarter of the time, as in the real exam.

How to use 5 mock tests before the exam

  1. Sit Mock Test 1 cold, in one 60-minute sitting, to see where you stand before changing anything.
  2. Spend longer on the review than on the test. For every wrong or skipped question, read the solution and note whether it was a knowledge gap, a slow method or a careless slip.
  3. Drill the weakest section on its own using the subject pages below, until the same kind of question stops costing you marks.
  4. Take the next paper and compare section by section. A rising score with fewer wrong answers is the target, not just more attempts.

Chapter-wise practice for each section

A full mock shows where you stand; these pages let you practise one subject at a time, with the answer and a worked solution under every question.

Want a real previous year paper?

These SSC CGL papers are practice papers on the official pattern. If you want an actual exam paper with an official answer key behind every question, the DSSSB ASO 2019 papers are transcribed question by question from DSSSB's own answer-key PDFs.

Frequently asked questions

Are these SSC CGL mock tests really free?

Yes. All 5 papers are free and open without registration or login. An account is optional and only saves your results so you can compare attempts.

How many questions and how much time does each mock test have?

Each paper follows the SSC CGL Tier 1 pattern: 100 questions in four sections of 25, worth 200 marks, with a 60-minute timer. A correct answer earns 2 marks and a wrong one costs 0.50.

Are these SSC CGL previous year papers?

No. They are practice papers written on the Tier 1 pattern, not reproductions of an official SSC paper, and the page says so. If you want a real paper with an official answer key, use the DSSSB ASO 2019 papers on this site.

How were the answers checked?

The papers were first drafted with AI. Every one of the 500 questions was then solved by hand: 216 were corrected or rewritten (wrong keys, ambiguous options, thin explanations) and 33 broken or repeated ones were replaced with new questions.

Is the SSC CGL mock test available in Hindi?

Not yet. These papers are in English only. For Hindi-medium practice, the DSSSB papers on this site include a full Hindi section.

Do I get the same questions if I retake a paper?

Yes, each numbered paper is fixed, which lets you measure improvement on the same test. For new questions every time, use shuffle mode, which draws a fresh 100 from all 5 papers.