SSC CGL Quantitative Aptitude Chapter Wise Test 2026 — Maths Topic Wise Practice

All 35 SSC CGL Quantitative Aptitude Chapters — Pick a Chapter to Practice

Every chapter below is a separate SSC CGL maths practice set. Tap a chapter to choose Level 1 or 2 and start a test.

1. 🔢 Basics of Numbers Practice→ ▾
2. ➗ Divisibility Rules Practice→ ▾
3. 🧮 Finding Remainders Practice→ ▾
4. ½ Decimals & Fractions Practice→ ▾
5. 🔗 LCM & HCF (Factors & Multiples) Practice→ ▾
6. √ Squares, Cubes & Roots Practice→ ▾
7. 📶 Number Series (AP & GP) Practice→ ▾
8. ⚡ Powers, Indices & Surds Practice→ ▾
9. x² Algebraic Formula Practice→ ▾
10. x+1/x Algebraic Result Practice→ ▾
11. 𝑥 Algebraic Expressions Practice→ ▾
12. % Percentage Practice→ ▾
13. 💰 Profit & Loss Practice→ ▾
14. 🏷️ Discount & Marked Price Practice→ ▾
15. 🏦 Simple Interest Practice→ ▾
16. 📈 Compound Interest Practice→ ▾
17. ⚖️ Ratio & Proportion Practice→ ▾
18. 🤝 Partnership (Sharing Profit) Practice→ ▾
19. x̄ Averages Practice→ ▾
20. 🎂 Problems on Ages Practice→ ▾
21. 🧪 Mixtures & Alligation Practice→ ▾
22. 🛠️ Time & Work Practice→ ▾
23. 🚰 Pipes & Tanks Practice→ ▾
24. 🚄 Speed, Distance & Trains Practice→ ▾
25. ax² Quadratic Equations Practice→ ▾
26. ⛵ Boats & Streams Practice→ ▾
27. 🏁 Races & Games Practice→ ▾
28. 📐 Trigonometry Practice→ ▾
29. 🗼 Heights & Distances Practice→ ▾
30. ⭕ Geometry (Lines, Triangles & Circles) Practice→ ▾
31. 📦 Mensuration: Area & Volume Practice→ ▾
32. 🧭 Coordinate Geometry Practice→ ▾
33. 🎲 Probability Practice→ ▾
34. 📉 Statistics (Mean, Median, Mode) Practice→ ▾
35. 📊 Data Interpretation (Graphs & Tables) Practice→ ▾

Quantitative Aptitude is the section that decides most SSC CGL selections. Twenty-five questions in Tier I and thirty in Tier II Paper I, all inside a locked sectional clock, means a candidate who is strong everywhere except one chapter still loses marks every single shift. Chapter wise practice is how you find and close those gaps instead of discovering them on exam day.

This page lists every maths chapter in the SSC CGL syllabus as its own practice set. Each chapter has three difficulty levels and 15 to 20 tests per level, so you can start at basic level right after learning a formula and work up to Tier II standard questions on the same topic. Questions come from the same bank that powers our previous year paper and mock test sections, so the language and the traps match what SSC actually asks.

How Many Maths Questions Are Asked in SSC CGL?

Maths appears in both stages of SSC CGL, and it is worth more marks in Tier II than in Tier I. Here is exactly how much of the paper it occupies.

Tier I runs on locked sectional timing from the 2026 cycle — you cannot carry unused minutes from one section into the next, which is exactly why chapter-level speed matters.

Chapter-wise weightage in SSC CGL Tier I Maths

Typical spread seen across recent SSC CGL Tier I shifts. SSC does not publish a chapter-wise breakup, so treat these as planning ranges, not guarantees — the section total is always 25 questions / 50 marks.

How the Maths Chapter Wise Tests Work

Every chapter on this page opens the same test player. You pick a level, pick a test number, choose English or Hindi, and choose whether you want the clock running.

• 25 questions per test, with a full question palette (answered, skipped, marked for review).
• Optional 15-minute timer — attempt with the clock to build exam speed, or without it while you are still learning the chapter.
• Marking: +2 for a correct answer, −0.5 for a wrong one, 0 if left blank — the same scheme as the real paper.
• Solutions, tricks and concept notes open after you submit, question by question.
• English and हिंदी — the same test in both languages wherever the Hindi set has been uploaded.
• Free with a TrickySSC account — sign in once with Google or your mobile number, and every chapter test is open to you.

SSC CGL Maths Syllabus 2026 — Chapter by Chapter

Arithmetic — the highest-return block

Percentage, profit and loss, discount, interest, ratio, average, age, mixture, time and work, and time–speed–distance together account for roughly half the Tier I maths section. They also feed each other: once percentage is fluent, profit and loss, discount and interest all get faster. If you are starting chapter wise practice from zero, start here.

Advanced maths — algebra, trigonometry, geometry, mensuration

This block is where most candidates lose marks and where toppers gain them. Algebraic results and trigonometric identities are pattern-based and highly repeatable, so Level 1 and Level 2 practice pays off quickly. Geometry and mensuration need formula recall plus figure reading, which is exactly what timed chapter tests train.

Number system and simplification

Short, fast-scoring and very repeatable across shifts. Divisibility rules, remainder theorem, unit digit, LCM and HCF questions can be finished in under thirty seconds each once the standard shapes are familiar — free marks you should never leave in the paper.

Data interpretation and miscellaneous

DI in Tier I is usually a small table, bar or pie set worth two to three questions, and it is largely percentage and average work in disguise. Co-ordinate geometry, probability and basic statistics appear occasionally in Tier I and more regularly in Tier II Paper I.

How to Use Chapter Wise Practice for SSC CGL Maths

1. Fix the chapter order. Percentage → profit and loss → discount → interest → ratio → average. Each one reuses the previous one, so this order cuts your learning time.
2. Attempt Level 1 without the timer the same day you finish the concept. The goal there is correctness and formula recall, not speed.
3. Repeat Level 1 with the 15-minute clock on. Level 1 is real SSC CGL standard — this is the score that tells you whether the chapter is exam-ready. Then move to Level 2.
4. Read every solution, including the ones you got right. Our solutions carry the shortcut trick alongside the full method; a right answer reached the long way is still a timing problem.
5. Keep an error notebook per chapter. If two of your last three mistakes in geometry were circle theorems, that is your next Level 2 test, not a new chapter.
6. Convert chapter strength into paper strength. Once four or five chapters are consistent at Level 1 under the clock, attempt a previous year paper, then a full mock test with sectional timing to check that the speed survives under section pressure.

Chapter Tests, PYQs or Mock Tests — Which One, When?

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 for 60 minutes under locked sectional timing.

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