SSC CGL
Combined Graduate Level
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What is SSC CGL?
SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission – Combined Graduate Level) is a government exam conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) for recruitment to various posts under the Government of India. Lakhs of candidates apply every year, so preparation must be structured and consistent. The exam pattern may include computer-based tests, descriptive papers, or skill tests depending on the notification. On this page you will find free practice sets for SSC CGL covering Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, English, and General Awareness where applicable.
Use the tabs above to access Mock Test, PYQ, and Syllabus. For a quick eligibility check, try our SSC Eligibility Checker and SSC CGL Age Limit Calculator.
SSC CGL eligibility and age limit
Eligibility for SSC CGL depends on the post. Educational qualification may be graduation, 12th pass, or 10th pass as per the notification. Age limits vary by post and category: usually 18–32 years for General/EWS, with relaxations for OBC, SC/ST, PwBD, and ex-servicemen as per the official advertisement. Age is calculated as on the date specified in the notification (often 1st January of the year of the exam). Nationality rules apply. Check the latest SSC CGL notification on ssc.nic.in for exact eligibility; use our age limit calculator to see if you meet the criteria for your category.
Post-wise educational qualification may differ. Always refer to the official notification for the post you are interested in.
SSC CGL exam pattern and syllabus
Most SSC exams are computer-based and include sections such as General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. The number of questions, marking scheme, and negative marking are given in the SSC CGL notification. Syllabus typically covers analogies, coding-decoding, number series, simplification, grammar, reading comprehension, current affairs, history, geography, polity, and science. Some exams have multiple tiers or a descriptive paper—check the official notification for the exact pattern.
Use the Practice sets on this page for daily revision. For full-length exam simulation, take our SSC CGL mock tests. After the exam, use our Tier 1 marks calculator and cutoff predictor to estimate your score and chances.
How to prepare for SSC CGL
Start with the syllabus and exam pattern. Allocate time for each section: Reasoning, Quant, English, and General Awareness all need regular practice. Read one standard source for GK and current affairs and revise regularly. For English, practice comprehension, grammar, and vocabulary. For Quant and Reasoning, solve topic-wise sets and then mixed sets. Time management is critical—practice with a timer so that you can attempt all questions without rushing in the last minutes.
Use the practice sets on this page for section-wise and mixed practice. Attempt at least one set daily. Once you have covered the syllabus, take full-length mock tests to build speed and stamina. Analyse your mock results and revise weak topics. Our daily quiz and current affairs quiz help you stay in touch with GK and current events. For previous year questions, use the PYQ section.
Bookmark this page and visit SSC for other exams like CHSL, MTS, and GD. For free online tools such as marks calculator, cutoff predictor, and rank predictor, go to Online Tools. Good luck with your SSC CGL preparation.