SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 Practice Mock Test 3

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Pre­pare for the SSC CGL 2026 Tier‑I Exam­i­na­tion with Mock Test 3, a free online prac­tice test designed to improve your speed, accu­ra­cy, and con­fi­dence. This prac­tice set con­tains 20 orig­i­nal SSC CGL-style ques­tions from Gen­er­al Intel­li­gence & Rea­son­ing, Gen­er­al Aware­ness, Quan­ti­ta­tive Apti­tude, and Eng­lish Com­pre­hen­sion.

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The offi­cial SSC CGL Tier‑I exam­i­na­tion has 25 ques­tions from each of these four sec­tions, for a total of 100 ques­tions and 200 marks. There is a 0.50-mark neg­a­tive mark­ing for every incor­rect answer.

Use this SSC CGL Mock Test 3 to prac­tice impor­tant con­cepts, iden­ti­fy your weak areas, and improve your ques­tion-solv­ing accu­ra­cy. After sub­mit­ting the test, you can instant­ly check your score, per­cent­age, cor­rect answers, wrong answers, unat­tempt­ed ques­tions, and detailed expla­na­tions.

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SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 Mock Test 3

Prac­tice SSC CGL 2026 Tier‑I Mock Test 3 with 20 orig­i­nal prac­tice ques­tions from Rea­son­ing, Gen­er­al Aware­ness, Quan­ti­ta­tive Apti­tude and Eng­lish Comprehension. 
Total Ques­tions: 20
Max­i­mum Marks: 40
Cor­rect Answer: +2 Marks
Wrong Answer: ‑0.50 Mark
Unat­tempt­ed: 0 Mark 
Gen­er­al Intel­li­gence & Reasoning 

1. Find the next num­ber in the series: 2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ?

Expla­na­tion: The dif­fer­ences are 4, 6, 8, 10. The next dif­fer­ence is 12. There­fore, 30 + 12 = 42. 

2. If DELHI is cod­ed as EFMIJ, how will INDIA be cod­ed using the same pattern?

Expla­na­tion: Each let­ter is moved one posi­tion for­ward in the alpha­bet: I→J, N→O, D→E, I→J, A→B. There­fore, INDIA = JOEJB. 

3. A per­son is fac­ing north. He turns 90° clock­wise, then 180° anti­clock­wise. Which direc­tion is he fac­ing now? 

Expla­na­tion: Fac­ing north → 90° clock­wise = east. Then 180° anti­clock­wise from east = west. 

4. Choose the pair that is dif­fer­ent from the others. 

Expla­na­tion: In the oth­er pairs, the sec­ond num­ber is the square of the first: 7² = 49, 9² = 81 and 11² = 121. But 8² = 64, not 56. 

5. If A is the broth­er of B, B is the sis­ter of C, and C is the father of D, how is A relat­ed to D? 

Expla­na­tion: A and C are sib­lings. C is D’s father. There­fore, A is D’s pater­nal uncle. 
Gen­er­al Awareness 

6. Which vit­a­min is pri­mar­i­ly pro­duced in the human skin when exposed to sunlight? 

Expla­na­tion: Expo­sure to ultra­vi­o­let B radi­a­tion from sun­light enables the skin to syn­the­size vit­a­min D. 

7. Which riv­er is known as the “Sor­row of Bihar”? 

Expla­na­tion: The Kosi Riv­er is tra­di­tion­al­ly known as the “Sor­row of Bihar” because of its his­to­ry of severe flood­ing and course changes. 

8. Who was the first Pres­i­dent of the Repub­lic of India? 

Expla­na­tion: Dr. Rajen­dra Prasad became the first Pres­i­dent of the Repub­lic of India in 1950. 

9. Which part of the plant is pri­mar­i­ly respon­si­ble for photosynthesis? 

Expla­na­tion: Leaves con­tain chloro­phyll and are the main organs where pho­to­syn­the­sis takes place. 

10. The Fun­da­men­tal Duties were added to the Indi­an Con­sti­tu­tion by which amendment? 

Expla­na­tion: Fun­da­men­tal Duties were incor­po­rat­ed into the Con­sti­tu­tion through the 42nd Con­sti­tu­tion­al Amend­ment Act, 1976. 
Quan­ti­ta­tive Aptitude 

11. What is 15% of 240? 

Expla­na­tion: 15% of 240 = (15/100) × 240 = 36. 

12. A sum of ₹5,000 is invest­ed at 8% sim­ple inter­est per annum for 2 years. Find the sim­ple interest. 

Expla­na­tion: SI = P × R × T / 100 = 5000 × 8 × 2 / 100 = ₹800.

13. If the cost price of an arti­cle is ₹600 and it is sold for ₹540, what is the loss percentage? 

Expla­na­tion: Loss = 600 − 540 = ₹60. Loss% = (60/600) × 100 = 10%. 

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

Expla­na­tion: Sum = 12 + 18 + 24 + 30 + 36 = 120. Aver­age = 120 ÷ 5 = 24. 

15. A can com­plete a work in 12 days and B can com­plete it in 18 days. Work­ing togeth­er, in how many days will they com­plete the work? 

Expla­na­tion: A’s one-day work = 1/12. B’s one-day work = 1/18.Togeth­er: 1/12 + 1/18 = 5/36.Time = 36/5 = 7.2 days. 
Eng­lish Comprehension 

16. Choose the syn­onym of “Dili­gent”.

Expla­na­tion: “Dili­gent” means show­ing care­ful and per­sis­tent effort. “Hard­work­ing” is its suit­able synonym. 

17. Choose the antonym of “Expand”.

Expla­na­tion: “Con­tract” means to become small­er or reduce in size, mak­ing it the oppo­site of “expand”.

18. Select the cor­rect­ly spelt word. 

Expla­na­tion: The cor­rect spelling is “Priv­i­lege”.

19. Fill in the blank: He is good _____ mathematics. 

Expla­na­tion: The cor­rect expres­sion is “good at”. There­fore: “He is good at mathematics.” 

20. Iden­ti­fy the part con­tain­ing an error: “Nei­ther of the boys have com­plet­ed the work.” 

Expla­na­tion: “Nei­ther” is treat­ed as sin­gu­lar in stan­dard for­mal Eng­lish. There­fore, “have” should be replaced with “has”.Cor­rect sen­tence: “Nei­ther of the boys has com­plet­ed the work.” 

Your SSC CGL Mock Test 3 Result

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Per­cent­age 0%
Cor­rect 0
Wrong 0
Unat­tempt­ed 0
Total Ques­tions 20 
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