Percentage, profit and loss, interest, ratio, average, time and work, speed and distance, algebra, trigonometry, geometry, mensuration and data interpretation — the section that decides most selections.
Start Practicing Maths →Pick a subject, open its chapter list, and practise 50 questions from a single chapter at a time — three difficulty levels, full solutions with shortcuts, in English or हिंदी.
Each subject opens its own page with the full chapter list, the chapter-wise weightage table and the syllabus for that section.
Percentage, profit and loss, interest, ratio, average, time and work, speed and distance, algebra, trigonometry, geometry, mensuration and data interpretation — the section that decides most selections.
Start Practicing Maths →Analogy, classification, series, coding-decoding, syllogism, blood relations and the full non-verbal set — paper folding, mirror image, embedded figures, dice and cube. The highest-accuracy section in the paper.
Start Practicing Reasoning →Spot the error, sentence improvement, voice and narration, para jumbles, synonyms, antonyms, idioms, one word substitution and cloze test — the fastest section to finish and the easiest to improve.
Start Practicing English →History, polity, geography, economics, physics, chemistry, biology, art and culture, seven separate static GK chapters and current affairs — the section that buys you time for maths.
Start Practicing GK →Computer fundamentals, memory and storage, operating systems, MS Office, internet and e-mail, networking and cyber security.
Coming soonCentral tendency, dispersion, correlation and regression, probability, sampling, inference, ANOVA, time series and index numbers.
Coming soonFinancial accounting, final accounts, depreciation, bills of exchange, micro economics, Indian economy, money and banking, budget and fiscal policy.
Coming soonMost candidates lose SSC CGL marks in a handful of chapters, not across the whole syllabus. A full-length paper mixes everything together, so a weak chapter hides inside a decent overall score and stays weak until exam day. Chapter wise practice is how you find it and fix it.
Every chapter of the SSC CGL syllabus is a separate practice set here — 97 chapters across the four Tier I subjects. Each chapter carries three difficulty levels, 15 to 20 tests per level, and 50 questions per test, built from SSC previous year questions plus model questions written in the same pattern. Solutions, shortcut tricks and concept notes open after you submit, question by question, and every chapter is available in English and Hindi.
Chapter wise preparation only pays off if you spend your time in proportion to the marks. This is how the SSC CGL 2026 paper is actually divided.
| Subject | Tier I | Tier II Paper I | Chapters | Practice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 25 Q / 50 marks | 30 Q / 90 marks | 35 | Maths chapter tests |
| General Intelligence & Reasoning | 25 Q / 50 marks | 30 Q / 90 marks | 28 | Reasoning chapter tests |
| English Language | 25 Q / 50 marks | 45 Q / 135 marks | 14 | English chapter tests |
| General Awareness | 25 Q / 50 marks | 25 Q / 75 marks | 20 | GK chapter tests |
| Computer Knowledge | — | 20 Q / 60 marks | 7 | Coming soon |
Tier I runs on locked sectional timing — 15 minutes per section, with no carry-over of unused minutes. That is why chapter-level speed matters as much as chapter-level accuracy.
Every chapter opens the same test player. You pick a level, pick a test number, choose English or Hindi, and choose whether the clock runs.
| Level | Difficulty | Who it is for | Tests |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Basic | You have just finished the concept and want to fix the formula and the standard question shapes. | 15–20 |
| Level 2 | Moderate | Real SSC CGL Tier I standard — the level you should be scoring at before the exam. | 15–20 |
| Level 3 | Hard | Tier II and tough-shift questions, for accuracy under pressure and for pushing your cut-off margin. | 15–20 |
A full-length mock tells you that you scored 132. It does not tell you that 14 of those lost marks came from mensuration and time-and-work. Chapter wise tests answer that question directly, because every test has exactly one variable in it.
Attempt a chapter once without the timer and once with it. If the untimed score is high and the timed score drops, the chapter is a speed problem and the fix is more repetitions of the same shapes. If both are low, it is a concept problem and the fix is going back to the theory first. A mixed paper cannot tell these two apart.
SSC recycles question patterns heavily — the same idiom, the same algebraic identity shape, the same coding-decoding rule, year after year. Practising fifty questions from one chapter in a single sitting is what makes those patterns visible, in a way that meeting one such question every third mock never will.
A full mock needs an uninterrupted hour and a clear head. A chapter test fits into a break. Through the long middle stretch of preparation, that difference is what keeps the daily streak alive.
| Practice type | What it fixes | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Chapter wise test | One topic at a time — concept gaps, formula recall, silly mistakes, speed on a single shape. | While you are still learning or revising a chapter. |
| Previous year paper | The real difficulty level and the exact question style SSC repeats. | After a chapter is solid, to see how SSC really asks it. |
| Full mock test | Section strategy, sectional timing, order of attempt, stamina, rank. | In the last six to eight weeks — twice a week, then daily. |
The three are not alternatives. Chapter tests build the parts, previous year papers calibrate them against the real paper, and mock tests teach you to hold all four sections together under a locked clock.
TrickySSC पर SSC CGL के चारों विषयों — गणित, रीजनिंग, अंग्रेज़ी और सामान्य ज्ञान — के सभी चैप्टर हिंदी में उपलब्ध हैं। प्रश्न, विकल्प, विस्तृत हल और शॉर्टकट ट्रिक सब कुछ हिंदी में पढ़ा जा सकता है, इसलिए हिंदी माध्यम के अभ्यर्थियों को अनुवाद में समय नहीं गँवाना पड़ता।
हर चैप्टर में तीन स्तर हैं — लेवल 1 (आधारभूत), लेवल 2 (टियर I स्तर) और लेवल 3 (कठिन / टियर II स्तर)। प्रत्येक स्तर में 15–20 टेस्ट, प्रत्येक टेस्ट में 50 प्रश्न, वैकल्पिक 30 मिनट का टाइमर और +2 / −0.5 की वही मार्किंग जो असली परीक्षा में होती है।
टेस्ट शुरू करते समय भाषा चुनने का विकल्प मिलता है, और चैप्टर टेस्ट देने के लिए लॉगिन करना ज़रूरी नहीं है।