SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 Practice Mock Test 2

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Pre­pare for the SSC CGL 2026 Tier‑I Exam with Mock Test 2, a free online prac­tice test designed to help can­di­dates improve their speed, accu­ra­cy, and exam prepa­ra­tion. This prac­tice set includes ques­tions from Gen­er­al Intel­li­gence & Rea­son­ing, Gen­er­al Aware­ness, Quan­ti­ta­tive Apti­tude, and Eng­lish Com­pre­hen­sion, cov­er­ing impor­tant top­ics com­mon­ly rel­e­vant to SSC CGL preparation.

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This SSC CGL Mock Test 2 con­tains 20 orig­i­nal prac­tice ques­tions with instant result cal­cu­la­tion. Each cor­rect answer car­ries +2 marks, while 0.50 marks are deduct­ed for every incor­rect answer. After sub­mit­ting the test, you can check your score, per­cent­age, cor­rect answers, wrong answers, unat­tempt­ed ques­tions, and detailed explanations.

Reg­u­lar­ly solv­ing SSC CGL Mock Tests, Prac­tice Sets, Pre­vi­ous Year Ques­tions, Rea­son­ing Ques­tions, GK Ques­tions, Maths Ques­tions, and Eng­lish Ques­tions can help you iden­ti­fy weak areas and improve your over­all performance.

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 Mock Test 2

Prac­tice SSC CGL 2026 Tier‑I Mock Test 2 with 20 impor­tant ques­tions from Gen­er­al Intel­li­gence & Rea­son­ing, Gen­er­al Aware­ness, Quan­ti­ta­tive Apti­tude and Eng­lish Comprehension. 
Total Ques­tions: 20
Cor­rect Answer: +2 Marks
Wrong Answer: ‑0.50 Mark
Unat­tempt­ed: 0 Mark
Max­i­mum Marks: 40 
Gen­er­al Intel­li­gence & Reasoning

1. Find the next num­ber in the series: 3, 8, 15, 24, 35, ?

Expla­na­tion: Dif­fer­ences are 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13. There­fore, 35 + 13 = 48. 

2. If BOOK is cod­ed as CPPL, how will WORD be cod­ed using the same rule?

Expla­na­tion: Each let­ter is replaced by the next let­ter of the alpha­bet: W→X, O→P, R→S and D→E. Hence XPSE. 

3. Point­ing to a woman, Ravi said, “She is the daugh­ter of the only son of my grand­fa­ther.” How is the woman relat­ed to Ravi?

Expla­na­tion: The only son of Rav­i’s grand­fa­ther is Rav­i’s father. His daugh­ter is Rav­i’s sister. 

4. Which one of the fol­low­ing is dif­fer­ent from the others?

Expla­na­tion: 16, 25 and 36 are per­fect squares, where­as 27 is not. 

5. A man walks 5 km north, turns right and walks 4 km, then turns right and walks 5 km. In which direc­tion is he from his start­ing point?

Expla­na­tion: He final­ly reach­es a point 4 km east of his start­ing position. 
Gen­er­al Awareness

6. Which Arti­cle of the Indi­an Con­sti­tu­tion deals with equal­i­ty before law?

Expla­na­tion: Arti­cle 14 guar­an­tees equal­i­ty before the law and equal pro­tec­tion of the laws. 

7. Which is the largest gland in the human body?

Expla­na­tion: The liv­er is the largest gland and the largest inter­nal sol­id organ in the human body. 

8. Who found­ed the Mau­ryan Empire?

Expla­na­tion: Chan­dragup­ta Mau­rya found­ed the Mau­ryan Empire in the 4th cen­tu­ry BCE. 

9. Which gas is present in the high­est pro­por­tion in Earth­’s atmosphere?

Expla­na­tion: Nitro­gen con­sti­tutes approx­i­mate­ly 78% of Earth­’s atmosphere. 

10. The Reserve Bank of India was estab­lished in which year?

Expla­na­tion: The Reserve Bank of India com­menced oper­a­tions on 1 April 1935. 
Quan­ti­ta­tive Aptitude

11. If 25% of a num­ber is 60, what is the number?

Expla­na­tion: Num­ber = 60 × 100 ÷ 25 = 240. 

12. The aver­age of 18, 24, 30, 36 and 42 is:

Expla­na­tion: Sum = 150. Aver­age = 150 ÷ 5 = 30. 

13. A shop­keep­er buys an arti­cle for ₹800 and sells it for ₹920. What is his prof­it percentage?

Expla­na­tion: Prof­it = ₹120. Prof­it % = (120 ÷ 800) × 100 = 15%. 

14. The ratio of two num­bers is 3:5 and their sum is 64. What is the larg­er number?

Expla­na­tion: Total parts = 8. One part = 64 ÷ 8 = 8. Larg­er num­ber = 5 × 8 = 40. 

15. A train cov­ers 360 km in 4.5 hours. What is its aver­age speed?

Expla­na­tion: Speed = Dis­tance ÷ Time = 360 ÷ 4.5 = 80 km/h.
Eng­lish Comprehension

16. Choose the syn­onym of “Abun­dant”.

Expla­na­tion: “Abun­dant” means exist­ing or avail­able in large quan­ti­ties; there­fore, “plen­ti­ful” is the cor­rect synonym. 

17. Choose the antonym of “Ancient”.

Expla­na­tion: The oppo­site of “ancient” is “mod­ern”.

18. Select the cor­rect­ly spelt word.

Expla­na­tion: The cor­rect spelling is “Accom­mo­da­tion”.

19. Fill in the blank: She has been work­ing here _____ 2022.

Expla­na­tion: “Since” is used with a spe­cif­ic point of time, such as 2022. 

20. Iden­ti­fy the part con­tain­ing an error: “He do not know the answer.”

Expla­na­tion: With the sin­gu­lar sub­ject “He”, the cor­rect form is “does not”. The cor­rect sen­tence is: “He does not know the answer.” 

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