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SSC GD Mock Test 2023- Candidates must solve the free SSC GD Constable Mock test provided by BYJU’S for extensive preparation of the SSC General Duty examination. SSC GD Online test series help candidates apprehend their performance and understand the scope and difficulty level of questions asked in the SSC GD Constable exam.

The Staff Selection Commission conducts the open exam of SSC GD for recruitment of Constables in BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB, NIA, SSF and Rifleman in Assam Rifles. For more details on SSC GD, candidates can check the linked article.

SSC GD exam is easy compared to other SSC exams. SSC GD stands for General Duty exam. It is a national-level exam taken by lakhs of candidates to get selected as constables in the Indian Security Forces.

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Take SSC GD Mock Test Free and prepare for the actual exam for the best result. Each SSC GD Practice Set consists of 25 questions from the three main sections of the SSC exams: Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability, and English Language.

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Religiously solving free SSC GD Practice Set for GD Constable 2023 exam will enable candidates to analyze their weak and strong sections or topics. The SSC GD free mock tests have been prepared to keep in mind the latest SSC GD Exam pattern.

Regularly taking Constable SSC GD  practice tests help to understand where a candidate stands among its peers and increases the chances to ace the SSC GD Constable exam in the first attempt itself.

The free SSC GD Constable mock test series will give candidates an actual exam-like feel. It is the best way a candidate can examine their preparation level for the examination.

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SSC GD Exam Pattern

The SSC GD exam pattern is set by the Staff Selection Commission. It is conducted in three stages upon the qualification of which candidates are recruited for the Constable General Duty post in the security forces of India. Practicing SSC GD Mock Test religiously will also help candidates to understand the examination pattern well.

These phases are mentioned below:

Stage 1: – Written Exam (Objective type)

Stage 2: – Physical Standard Test/ Physical Efficiency Test

Stage 3: – Medical Test

The SSC GD Exam Pattern for written exam is as follows:

Candidates must take free SSC GD Mock tests to know their preparation level, the latest exam pattern, time to be given to each question during the final face-off. Also, It gives candidates a chance to practise and revise the whole syllabus.

The SSC GD Constable free mock test pattern will be the same as the one given below. Candidates can refer to the free SSC GD mock test online given below.

SSC GD Mock Test 1

Directions (1-3): Read the information given below and answer the following questions:

Seven boys Ashish, Divya, Manas, Udit, Preeti, Kiran and Jagriti live in three different buildings – Green Homes, Sky High and Lake view. Each of them flies kites of different colours i.e., red, orange, purple, brown, grey, yellow and pink, not necessarily in that order. Not more than three or less than two stays in any of the buildings. Kiran is flying a pink kite and lives in the same building as only Jagriti, i.e. Green Homes. Manas is flying a grey kite and does not live in Lake view building. Udit does not live in the same building as Ashish or Preeti and is flying a yellow coloured kite. Divya lives in Lake view building with only one more person and is flying an orange kite. None in the Sky High building flies a brown kite. Preeti does not fly a purple kite.

Q 1. Which colour kite does Kiran fly?

1. Yellow
2. Red
3. Purple
4. Pink
5. Grey

Answer: 4

Q 2. Which among the given set of people live in Sky-high building?

1. Ashish, Preeti, Manas
2. Kiran, Preeti
3. Jagriti, Udit
4. Divya, Manas, Preeti
5. Kiran, Udit

Answer: 1

Q 3. Who flies the grey-coloured kite?

1. Ashish
2. Divya
3. Jagriti
4. Manas
5. Preeti

Answer: 4

Solution (1-3):

Directions (4-5): Answer the following questions based on the information given below:

In a certain code language, ‘si no ki’ is written as ‘clouds pour rain’

‘No bi mt’ is written as ‘rain he goes’

‘Bi no zi’ stands for ‘stood rain he’

Q 4. What is ‘clouds’ coded as?

1. Si
2. No
3. Zi
4. Ki
5. Either ‘si’ or ‘ki’

Answer: 5

Q 5. What is the code for ‘clouds rain pour’?

1. No ki zi
2. Zi bi mt
3. No ki si
4. No bi si
5. Si ki no

Answer: 3

Solution (4-5):

Clouds – si / ki

Pour – si / ki

rain – no

He – bi

Goes – mt

stood – zi

Q 6. X is the son of L. D is the son of J. X is married to C. C is J’s daughter. How is D related to X?

1. Brother
2. Sister
3. Uncle
4. Brother in law
5. Cannot be determined

Answer: 4

Solution 6:

X is the son of L

D is the son and C is the daughter of J

C is married to X

Therefore, D is the brother-in-law of X.

Q 7. In the word ‘ENTHUSIASTIC’, how many such pair of letters are there in the word as many letters between them in the English Alphabet.

1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. More than four
5. Five

Answer: 2

Solution 7:

Directions (8-9): For the following questions, statements are given followed by conclusions. Based on the conclusion, mark the correct option.

Q.8.

Statement

• All pins are nails.
• Some nails are hammers.
• Some hammers are screw.
• Some screws are Axe.

Conclusions:

1. Some Axe being hammers is a possibility .
2. Some screws are nails.
3. Some screw not being pins is a possibility.
4. Some Axes are nails.

1. Only I and II follows
2. Only II and III follows
3. Only I and III follows
4. Only II and IV follows
5. None of these.

Answer 3

Solution 8:

Q.9.

Statements

• Some flies are bees
• Some bees are grasshoppers

Conclusion;

1. Some flies are not grasshoppers
2. Some grasshoppers are not bees

1. Both I and II follows
2. Only I follows
3. Only II follows
4. Either I or II follows
5. Neither I or II follows

Answer 5

Solution 9:

Directions 10- 11: A part of each sentence given below has been underlined. Select the option that best replaces the underlined part.

Q.10. Many people mistake familiarity for a vulgar style, and suppose that to write without affectation is to write at random speed.

1. is to write randomly
2. is to write fast
3. is to write at random
4. is to do speed writing
5. Is to do speedy writing

Answer 3

Q.11.

The management can still hire freely but cannot scold freely.

1. cannot give umbrage
2. cannot take decisions to scold
3. cannot scold willfully
4. cannot scold at will
5. Cannot scold at their free will

Answer 4

Directions 12- 14: Fill in the blanks of the following sentences using the most appropriate

word or words from among the options given for each.

Q.12.

Social studies, science matters of health and safety, the atmosphere of the classroom, these areas are few of the _____ for the _____ of proper emotional reactions.

1. Things, growth
2. important areas, formation
3. fertile areas, basis
4. fertile fields, inculcation
5. Critical areas, development

Answer 2

Q.13.

Simple arithmetic tells us that there is more ___ than ___.

1. Improvisation, improvement
2. Impracticality, knowledge
3. Imitation, innovation
4. Improbability, probability
5. Impersonation, arrangement

Answer 3

Q.14. Football evokes a ___ response in India compared to cricket, that almost ___ the nation.

1. Languid, murk
2. Lukewarm, electrifies
3. Turbid, fascinating
4. Tepid,boiling
5. Apocryphal, genuinely fascinates

Answer 2

Directions 15-16: Arrange sentences 1,2,3 and 4 between sentences A and F to form a logical sequence of six sentences.

Q15.

I. A market for Indian art has existed ever since the international art scene sprang to life.

1. The fortunes of the Delhi supremos, the Jew Town dealers in Cochin and myriad others around the country were made.
2. But interest in architectural conceits is an unanticipated fallout of the Festivals of India of the ’80s, which were designed to increase exports of Indian crafts.
3. Western dealers, unhappy in a market afflicted by violent price fluctuations and unpredictable profit margins, began to look East, and found cheap antiques with irresistible appeal.
4. Simultaneously, the Indian elite discarded their synthetic sarees and kitsch plastic furniture and a market came into being.

VI. A chain of command was established, from the local contacts to the provincial dealers and up to the big boys, who entertain the Italians and the French, cutting deals worth lakhs in warehouses worth crores.

1. 1234
2. 1324
3. 3421
4. 3241
5. 2413

Answer 3

Q.16.

I.The problem of improving Indian agriculture is both a sociological and an administrative one.

1. It also appears that there is a direct relationship between the size of a state and development.
2. Without improving Indian agriculture, no liberalisation and delicensing will be able to help India.
3. The issues of Indian development, and the problem of India’s agricultural sector, will remain with us long into the next century.
4. At the end of the day, there has to be a ferment and movement of life and action in the vast segment of rural India.

VI. When it starts marching, India will fly.

1. 4123
2. 3421
3. 1342
4. 1324
5. 4231

Answer 4

Directions 17 -20 Study the following table and answer the questions based on it.

Household expenses of Mr. A per month over the given years.

Q.17. What will be the average for the rent paid by Mr. A for all the five years together?

1. 30600
2. 30200
3. 29800
4. 30006
5. 30060

Answer 1

Solution 17:

Average =

13000 +25200+38400+36800+39600 = 153000

153000/ 5 = 30600

Q.18. what will be the ratio of the amount spent on groceries for the year 2014 to the amount spent on fuel for the year 2017?

1. 240 : 90
2. 214 : 92
3. 242 : 92
4. 240 : 91
5. 245 : 91

Answer 5

Solution 18.

Amount spent on groceries for the year 2014= 9800

Amount spent on fuel for the year 2017= 3640

∴ the ratio of the two will be

9800/3640 = 245: 91

Q.19. What will be the savings that Mr. A made per month for the year 2015?

1. 291510
2. 219550
3. 292551
4. 291550
5. None of these

Answer 4

Solution 19:

Savings of Mr. A for the year 2015 will be:

Salary – (grocery + rent + fuel + taxes)

∴ 342000 – (11200 + 25200 + 3250 +10800)

342000 – 50450

= 291550

Q.20. If the monthly salary of Mr. A for the year 2019 increases by 25% what will be his new salary?

1. 500000
2. 535000
3. 525000
4. 535000
5. 505000

Answer 3

Solution 20:

If the monthly salary of Mr. A for the year 2018 is 420000

Then, after 25% increment salary = 125% of 420000

∴ 125/100 x 420000 = 525000

Directions 21-21 What will come at the place of question mark (?) in the following series?

Q.21.

11826, 3942, 1314, 438, ?

1. 142
2. 146
3. 346
4. 402
5. 284

Answer 2

Solution 21:

11826/3= 3942

3942/3=1314

1314/3= 438

438/3= 146

Q.22.

25, 26, 40, 81, ?

1. 204
2. 192
3. 162.5
4. 203.5
5. 205.5

Answer 4

Solution 22:

25 x 1 + 1 = 26

26 x 1.5 + 1 = 40

40 x 2 + 1 = 81

81 x 2.5 + 1 = 203.5

Q.23. 5 kg of Sugar at ₹6 per kg is mixed with 4 kg of sugar to get a mixture costing ₹7 per kg. Find the price of costlier Sugar?

1. 8.42
2. 8.25
3. 8.04
4. 8.52
5. 8.75

Answer 2

Solution 23.

Using Straight Line Method:

4 corresponds to 7 – 6 and 5 corresponds to x – 7.

4 → 1

∴ 5 → 1.25

Hence, x – 7 = 1.25

And x = 8.25

Direction 24-25. in the following question two quadratic equations are given solve the equation and mark the correct answer.

Q.24.

1. x² -18x + 45 = 0
2. y²– 3y – 10 = 0
3. X > Y
4. Y> X
5. X≥ Y
6. Y≥ X
7. Y=x or no relation

Answer 5

Solution 24:

Equation I :

x² – 18x + 45 = 0

X² – 15x -3x + 45 = 0

x (x – 15) – 3(x – 15)

x = 15 or 3

Equation II:

y²– 3y – 10 = 0

y² -5x + 2x – 10 = 0

y(y – 5) + 2(y – 5) = 0

y= 2 or 5

Q.25.

Equation I

3x² + 2x =1

Equation II

11y²+18y+7 = 0

1. X > Y
2. Y> X
3. X≥ Y
4. Y≥ X
5. Y=x or no relation

Answer 3

Solution 25:

Equation:

3x² + 2x =1

3x² + 2x – 1 = 0

3x² + 3x – x – 1 =0

3x (x + 1) – 1 (x + 1) = 0

X = ⅓ or -1

Equation:

11y²+18y+7 = 0

11y² 11y + 7y + 7 = 0

11y (y + 1) + 7 (y + 1)

Y = -7/11 or -1

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