Free SSC CGL practice questions
Answer eight General Awareness questions across polity, geography, science and history. Use the explanations to identify facts to revise, then repeat the questions you missed.
General Awareness
8 questions · Suggested study time: 6 minutes. This set is untimed. Score one point per correct answer, with no negative marking. Original practice, not official PYQs or a full mock.
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Which Part of the Constitution of India contains Fundamental Rights?
Choose an answer to see the explanation.
The Tropic of Cancer passes through how many Indian states?
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What is the SI base unit of electric current?
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Which Article provides for the constitution of the Finance Commission?
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The Battle of Plassey was fought in which year?
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A deficiency of vitamin C causes which disease?
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Which is the largest gland in the human body?
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Who founded the Arya Samaj in 1875?
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How to review this SSC CGL practice
For each error, write down the topic and the fact you confused it with. Revise constitutional Parts together, SI units together and historical dates in a short sequence.
After choosing an answer, identify what each alternative refers to. Distinguishing nearby facts is more useful than memorising the option letter.
Retry the missed questions after reviewing the explanation. A correct answer immediately after reading is useful practice; checking it again later tests recall.
SSC CGL practice — FAQ
This is a short set of 8 original practice questions covering general awareness. It covers a small General Awareness sample and does not include the other SSC CGL sections. It is not an official previous-year paper or a full exam simulation.
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