Attempt the General Intelligence & Reasoning section of every SSC CGL previous year paper as a separate 15-minute test — the same 25 questions (Q1–25) that appeared in that shift, with the real sectional clock, answer key and step-by-step solutions. Pick a year, pick a shift, and practise just Reasoning.
A full 100-question SSC CGL paper is the best way to rehearse the exam, but most of your day-to-day preparation is subject-wise. That is exactly what this page is for: every shift of every year is split so that you can sit only the General Intelligence & Reasoning portion — 25 questions in a strict 15-minute window, which is the sectional time SSC gives this subject in the 2026 pattern. You get the real difficulty, the real mix of topics and the real time pressure without spending an hour on the other three sections.
Because the questions are lifted from actual papers, you also see the repeat patterns SSC relies on. Attempt three or four shifts of the same year back to back and the recurring question types become obvious — those are the topics to lock down first.
Every test is free, available in both English and Hindi, and ends with the answer key, a question-by-question review and detailed solutions. Your attempted status is saved to your account, so you can track which shifts you have already covered.
Tier I: 25 questions · 50 marks · 15 minutes · +2 per correct, −0.5 per wrong. Tier II (Paper I): 30 questions · +3 / −1. Topic counts are typical of recent shifts and vary a little from paper to paper.
हर टेस्ट हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी दोनों में उपलब्ध है। "Attempt Test" दबाने पर भाषा चुनें — प्रश्न, विकल्प और हल उसी भाषा में दिखेंगे। हिंदी माध्यम के अभ्यर्थी भी हल देखते समय "View in English" से अंग्रेज़ी प्रश्न देख सकते हैं।
Yes. Every General Intelligence & Reasoning previous year test on this page is free to attempt online. You only need a free TrickySSC account so your score and attempted status are saved.
Each Tier I test contains the 25 General Intelligence & Reasoning questions of one real SSC CGL shift and runs for 15 minutes — exactly the sectional time SSC allots to this subject in the 2026 pattern. Tier II tests carry that paper's full General Intelligence & Reasoning section.
Yes. Every paper is available in both English and Hindi. Choose the language when you tap Attempt Test.
Yes. After submitting you get the answer key, a question-by-question review, and detailed solutions with tricks wherever they apply.
No. Subject-wise attempts are tracked separately from full-paper attempts, so you can practise a subject here and still attempt the complete 100-question paper later from the PYQ Bank.
Tier I follows the real SSC CGL scheme: +2 for every correct answer and −0.5 for every wrong answer (unattempted questions score zero). Tier II tests use +3 / −1.
Yes. The moment a new SSC CGL shift is uploaded to TrickySSC, its General Intelligence & Reasoning test appears here under the matching year — no separate update is needed.