Part D of every full-length SSC GD Constable mock as a separate 15-minute test · 20 questions · +2 / −0.25 · same solutions
Each test is Part D — English / Hindi — of one full-length SSC GD mock, so a test opens automatically when its mock goes live. The complete 80-question papers are on the SSC GD mock test page.
All 50 SSC GD English 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 41–50 are challenge papers.
Pitched at the real SSC GD level, spread across every topic in Part D so nothing is left untouched.
One level above the actual GD paper. Same question types, harder versions — if you can hold your score here, the real exam will feel calm.
Part D is the language part — English for candidates who sit the English paper and Hindi for those who choose Hindi. The English version tests basic comprehension and writing ability: spot the error, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms, spelling, idioms, one-word substitution, sentence improvement, voice, narration, cloze passage and a short reading comprehension. The Hindi version covers vyakaran, shabd gyan, vakya shuddhi and gadyansh at the same level.
These tests take Part D out of each full-length SSC GD mock and run it on its own clock. That makes them the fastest way to fix a weak part: you sit only the section of the paper you need, with the same exam interface, the same +2 / −0.25 marking and the same step-by-step solutions.
The 50 tests rotate through spot the error, fill in the blanks, synonyms and antonyms, spelling, idioms and phrases, one-word substitution, sentence improvement, active-passive voice, direct-indirect narration, cloze passage and reading comprehension (Hindi paper: vyakaran, paryayvachi-vilom, vakya shuddhi, muhavare and gadyansh), in the proportions real GD shifts use, so by the end of the series every question type in the part has come up several times.
Take a full-length mock first and note the part that cost you the most marks or the most minutes. Then work through that part's subject tests in order, two or three at a sitting, and review every wrong answer before moving on. When the part score is stable, return to full-length papers to check that the gain holds up when all four parts share the clock.
Keep an error log with three columns — concept, careless slip, time — and look at it before each test. Most of the marks available in English come from removing repeated slips rather than learning new topics.
Each test is Part D (English / Hindi) of one full-length SSC GD Constable mock: 20 questions in 15 minutes, with +2 for a correct answer and 0.25 deducted for a wrong one, exactly as in the real CBE.
There are 50, one for each full-length SSC GD mock. A subject test opens automatically as soon as its mock is released.
The tests from Mock 1 and Mock 2 are free with a TrickySSC account. The rest open with the SSC GD pass at Rs 49 for one year, which also covers all 50 full-length mocks.
Yes. Every test can be attempted in English or Hindi, chosen when you start. On the Hindi paper this part is the Hindi language section, as in the real exam. हाँ, हर टेस्ट हिंदी में भी उपलब्ध है।
No. Subject tests are tracked separately, so you can take the full-length mock later and still see it as unattempted.
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