SSC CGL Free Mock Test 2026 — Practice Tier 1 & Tier 2 Online (No Login)

SSC CGL mock test 2026 practice is the single most effective way to convert your syllabus knowledge into exam-day speed and accuracy. With the Staff Selection Commission's SSC CGL 2026 notification already out for 12,256 vacancies (Group B and Group C posts) and the new sectional timing rule in force this year, mock tests are no longer optional — they are how you learn to manage a fixed per-section clock under real exam pressure.

SSC CGL 2026 Exam Pattern — What Your Mock Test Should Cover

Stage	Questions	Marks	Duration	Nature
Tier 1	100	200	60 minutes	Qualifying
Tier 2	135	390	Multiple modules	Merit

Tier 1 sections: General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English Comprehension.

Tier 2 sections: Mathematical Abilities, Reasoning & General Intelligence, English Language & Comprehension, General Awareness, Computer Knowledge.

Negative marking: 0.50 marks deducted per wrong answer in Tier 1; 1 mark deducted per wrong answer in Tier 2.

Why Sectional Timing Changes Your Mock Test Strategy for 2026

SSC has introduced sectional timing in both tiers for 2026 — you get a fixed window per section and cannot jump to another section once time runs out, unlike earlier years where the full 60 minutes could be allocated freely. A full-length mock test is the only realistic way to build the habit of finishing each section inside its own time slot instead of running over and losing marks elsewhere.

How to Use Free SSC CGL Mock Tests Effectively

1. Start with sectional mocks for your weakest area (usually Quant or Reasoning) before attempting full-length tests.
2. Simulate real conditions — one sitting, no pausing, sectional time limits strictly followed.
3. Review every wrong answer the same day, not days later, so the concept stays fresh.
4. Track your section-wise accuracy across attempts rather than only the overall score — SSC CGL has no overall cutoff without sectional qualifying marks in some categories.
5. Increase frequency closer to the exam — 2-3 full mocks a week during preparation, and near-daily mocks combined with sectional/topic tests in the final month.

SSC CGL 2026 Eligibility (Quick Recap)

• Education: Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.
• Age limit: 18-32 years (UR), up to 35 (OBC), up to 37 (SC/ST), as per government relaxation norms.
• Application fee: Rs. 100 for General/OBC male candidates; free for women, SC/ST, and PwD candidates.

SSC CGL 2026 Important Dates

Event	Date
Notification	24 June 2026
Tier 1 Exam	August–September 2026
Tier 2 Exam	December 2026

For the complete topic-wise syllabus breakdown, see our SSC CGL Syllabus 2026 guide.

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FreePrep.in offers completely free SSC CGL mock tests for both Tier 1 and Tier 2, aligned to the 2026 sectional-timing pattern, with instant scoring and no registration required. Visit the SSC CGL exam page to start practicing today.

SSC CGL Mock Test 2026 — Frequently Asked Questions

Is the SSC CGL mock test on FreePrep.in really free?
Yes — all SSC CGL Tier 1 and Tier 2 mock tests on FreePrep.in are completely free, with no login or payment required.

How many mock tests are enough for SSC CGL Tier 1?
Aim for at least 15-20 full-length Tier 1 mock tests before the exam, alongside daily sectional practice, gradually increasing frequency as the exam date approaches.

Does the mock test follow the new sectional timing pattern?
Yes, our SSC CGL 2026 mock tests are structured with sectional time limits matching the official 2026 pattern, so you can practice under realistic conditions.

What is the negative marking in SSC CGL mock tests?
Tier 1 mocks deduct 0.50 marks per wrong answer and Tier 2 mocks deduct 1 mark per wrong answer, mirroring the official exam.