SSC CGL Tier 1 Mock Tests & Previous Year Papers
For Graduates targeting Group B & C posts in central government departments. Practise in the real test interface, free.
SSC CGL Tier 1 is the first stage of the Staff Selection Commission’s Combined Graduate Level exam — a computer-based screening test across reasoning, general awareness, quantitative aptitude and English.
Tier 1 is speed-critical: a large number of questions in a short window, so timed sectional practice and full mocks are the fastest way to raise your score.
SSC CGL Tier 1 exam pattern
| Sections | General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension |
| Questions & marks | 100 questions, 200 marks (25 questions per section) |
| Duration | About 60 minutes |
| Marking | +2 for a correct answer; −0.5 for a wrong answer |
| Conducting body | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) |
Why prepare for SSC CGL Tier 1 with Rodha
- ✓Full-length Tier 1 mocks and section drills across Reasoning, GA, Quant and English.
- ✓Attempt SSC CGL previous-year papers free in the real interface.
- ✓Concept-level analytics after every attempt: not just which section is weak, but the exact concepts costing you marks, turned into a targeted practice set in one click.
- ✓A mistake notebook that resurfaces the questions you got wrong for spaced re-testing until you beat them.
SSC CGL Tier 1 preparation — FAQs
Are Rodha’s SSC CGL Tier 1 previous year papers free?
Yes — you can browse and attempt SSC CGL Tier 1 previous-year papers free, with no account needed to practise. You only log in to save and view your detailed analysis.
What is the SSC CGL Tier 1 pattern?
Tier 1 has four sections — General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude and English Comprehension — with 25 questions each (100 total, 200 marks), marked +2 for correct and −0.5 for wrong, in about 60 minutes.
Do Rodha’s SSC CGL Tier 1 mocks match the real exam?
They replicate the real test interface — section timers, on-screen calculator, MCQ and (where applicable) type-in-the-answer questions, and the question palette — so the mock mirrors test day.