100 questions · 200 marks · 60 minutes · English, Reasoning, Quant and GK in the CHSL order · Hindi & English · step-by-step solutions · हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी दोनों माध्यम में
Thirty full-length SSC CHSL Tier I papers on the latest pattern, released one after another, plus 10 Refresher mocks (Mock 31–40) that open 20 days before the exam with the latest current affairs. Mock 1–2 are free; the Tier II series is on its own page.
📄 Also attempt: SSC CHSL Previous Year Papers (free) →All 30 SSC CHSL Tier I tests in one place. Each card opens in English or Hindi as soon as its mock is released — हर टेस्ट हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी दोनों में, शुरू करते समय भाषा चुनें। Mock 26–30 are challenge papers; Mock 31–40 are Refresher papers that open 20 days before the exam with the latest current affairs.
Pitched at the real SSC CHSL Tier I level, spread across every topic in the syllabus so nothing is left untouched.
One level above the actual CHSL paper. Same question types, harder versions — if you can hold your score here, the real exam will feel calm.
Ten fresh full-length papers that open 20 days before the exam, built on the latest paper and the newest current affairs — your final-fortnight revision set. Included in the pass.
SSC CHSL Tier 1 is a speed test on a 10+2-level syllabus: 100 questions, 60 minutes, and a qualifying cut-off that decides who moves on to Tier 2. The questions are rarely hard on their own. What costs marks is pace across four very different sections, and the slips that negative marking punishes. This series is built for exactly that: thirty full-length papers modelled question-type by question-type on real CHSL shifts from 2023, 2024 and 2025.
Every mock follows the CHSL section order — English first, then General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude and General Awareness — so the paper you practise on is the paper you will sit. Each one opens in English or Hindi, and every question has a step-by-step solution.
SSC CHSL 2026 Tier 1 is scheduled from 30 November to 31 December 2026 as a computer-based exam, for 2,536 LDC/JSA and DEO posts. The application window closed on 7 October 2026, so the work now is practice. Your own exam date, shift and centre are printed on the admit card, which SSC releases a few days before your exam.
The 30 regular mocks are live now, and the 10 Refresher mocks open 20 days before the exam with current affairs updated to the exam month. For eligibility, vacancies and the full notification, see the SSC CHSL 2026 exam page.
Every mock follows the Tier 1 paper exactly: objective, computer-based and bilingual. For the full notification — dates, eligibility, vacancies and the complete exam pattern — see the SSC CHSL 2026 exam page. It is qualifying in nature: the final merit list is prepared from Tier 2, but you only reach Tier 2 by clearing the Tier 1 cut-off, which moves with every cycle.
| Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| English Language | 25 | 50 |
| General Intelligence | 25 | 50 |
| Quantitative Aptitude (Basic Arithmetic Skill) | 25 | 50 |
| General Awareness | 25 | 50 |
| Total | 100 | 200 |
Every mock in this series is built against the official Tier 1 syllabus below, so practising the full series means meeting every topic SSC lists.
Spot the error, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms, spelling and misspelt words, idioms and phrases, one-word substitution, sentence improvement, active and passive voice, direct and indirect narration, shuffling of sentence parts and of sentences in a passage, cloze passage and reading comprehension. Practise this section alone with the SSC CHSL English mock test.
Semantic, number and figural analogy and classification, letter, number and figure series, coding-decoding, numerical and symbolic operations, word building, Venn diagrams, drawing inferences, space orientation, paper folding and punched holes, embedded figures, figure completion and mirror images. Practise it with the SSC CHSL reasoning mock test.
Number system, percentage, ratio and proportion, square roots, average, simple and compound interest, profit, loss and discount, partnership, mixture and alligation, time and distance, time and work, basic algebraic identities, geometry of triangles and circles, mensuration of 2D and 3D figures, trigonometric ratios, identities and heights and distances, and data interpretation from tables, bar graphs and pie charts. Practise it with the SSC CHSL quant mock test.
Current events, history, art and culture, geography, Indian polity, economy, general science (physics, chemistry, biology), environment and static GK such as books, awards, sports, days and organisations. Practise it with the SSC CHSL GK mock test.
The thirty papers follow a fixed plan so that nothing in the syllabus is left to chance. Each mock mirrors one real CHSL shift for its question mix, and the plan rotates across three recent shifts so that you meet every pattern SSC has used since 2023.
Mock 1 to Mock 25 are pitched at the real CHSL level: mostly direct questions, a share of two-step problems and a few that test the ceiling of the paper. Mock 26 to Mock 30 are challenge papers, one level above the actual exam. They keep the same question types but push the harder version of each — three-step arithmetic, longer voice and narration sentences, and General Awareness questions where every option is a real fact.
Start with a free mock early, before you have finished the syllabus, and treat the score as a baseline rather than a verdict. Then move to one full mock every two or three days, and spend at least as long reviewing each paper as you spent writing it. The review is where marks are found: sort your wrong answers into concept gaps, careless slips and time losses, because each needs a different fix.
In the last three weeks, shift to a mock every day at the same time as your exam slot, and use the subject-wise tests to repair the weakest section without sitting a whole paper. Keep the challenge mocks for the final fortnight, when a tough paper tells you more than an easy one.
You can start without paying anything. Mock 1 and Mock 2 are full-length Tier 1 papers that are free with a TrickySSC account, and so are their English, Reasoning, Quant and GK subject-wise tests. Every SSC CHSL previous year paper on TrickySSC is free as well, in Hindi and English with solutions.
The remaining mocks, including the challenge mocks and the 10 Refresher mocks, unlock with the SSC CHSL pass at ₹49 for one year. One payment covers all 40 Tier 1 and all 40 Tier 2 mocks and every subject-wise test, not one test at a time.
हर मॉक टेस्ट हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी दोनों में उपलब्ध है। टेस्ट शुरू करते समय भाषा चुनें — प्रश्न, विकल्प और हल तीनों आपकी चुनी भाषा में मिलेंगे। मॉक 1 और मॉक 2 निःशुल्क हैं; बाकी सभी मॉक ₹49 के SSC CHSL पास से खुलते हैं। एसएससी सीएचएसएल 2026 टियर 1 परीक्षा 30 नवंबर से 31 दिसंबर 2026 तक होगी।
Both, in that order of the calendar. Previous year papers show you what SSC actually asks, so solve them first and learn the recurring question types. Mock tests then give you fresh papers built from those same patterns, so your score measures skill rather than memory of a paper you have already seen. The SSC CHSL previous year papers are free to attempt, and so are the subject-wise PYQ tests linked above.
There are 30 full-length Tier 1 mocks plus 10 Refresher mocks (Mock 31–40). Each has 100 questions for 200 marks, in the same section order as the real paper: English, General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude and General Awareness. The Refresher mocks open 20 days before the Tier 1 exam with current affairs updated to the exam month.
Mock 1 and Mock 2 are free with a TrickySSC account. The other mocks unlock with the SSC CHSL Premium pass at ₹49 for one year, which covers all 40 Tier 1 and all 40 Tier 2 mocks (30 regular + 10 Refresher each) and every subject-wise test. New mocks are added daily until the series is complete, at no extra cost.
Yes. Every correct answer earns 2 marks and every wrong answer costs 0.5 marks, exactly as in SSC CHSL Tier 1. Unattempted questions carry no penalty.
Yes. Every mock can be attempted in English or Hindi, and you choose the language when you start. हाँ, हर मॉक टेस्ट हिंदी में भी उपलब्ध है।
Mock 26 to Mock 30 are set one level above the real CHSL Tier 1 paper. They use the same question types but harder versions, so a score you can hold here gives you a margin on exam day.
Yes. Across the 30 regular mocks every chapter of the static GK syllabus is asked at least once — history, art and culture, geography, environment, polity, economics, physics, chemistry, biology and the exam-special topics — alongside current affairs.
Yes. Each mock is also split into subject-wise tests of 25 questions and 15 minutes: English, Reasoning, Quant and GK. Use the subject links on this page.
The SSC CHSL previous year papers page has Tier 1 shifts from 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 as free online tests, plus Tier 2 papers, and the subject-wise PYQ pages let you attempt one section of each paper.
SSC CHSL 2026 Tier 1 is scheduled from 30 November to 31 December 2026 as a computer-based exam. Your own date, shift and centre are printed on the admit card, which SSC releases a few days before your exam.
Yes. Mock 1 and Mock 2 are full-length CHSL Tier 1 mocks that are free with a TrickySSC account, along with their subject-wise tests. Every SSC CHSL previous year paper on TrickySSC is also free to attempt online, so you can practise on real shifts without paying anything.
Most candidates who clear the Tier 1 cut-off attempt somewhere between 20 and 30 full-length mocks, and review each one carefully. Fewer mocks reviewed properly beat many mocks attempted and forgotten. In the final three weeks, aim for one full mock a day at the same time as your exam slot.
The 10 Refresher mocks (Mock 31 to Mock 40) open 20 days before the Tier 1 exam, so their current-affairs questions are updated to the months just before your paper. The open date is shown on each Refresher card on this page.
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