SSC CGL Tier I - 13 Sep 2025 (Shift 1)

Which of the following words does not belong to the given group? Rose, Lotus, Jasmine, Mango

One number does not fit into the given factorial series. Identif yit. 3, 6, 24, 120, 720, 800

Ramesh said, " That boy is the son of the only daughter of my grandfather." How is the boy related to Ramesh?

Find the option that best complet es the analogy. AC: FH:: BD:?

Which of the following number sets is differ ent from the other s? (9, 18, 36) (12, 24, 48) (7, 14, 29) (5, 10, 20)

Introducing a man, a woman said, "He is the brother of the daughter of my father." How is the man related to the woman?

How many letters in the given word are betw een the first vowel and the last consonant? "COMMUNICATION"

Which of the following address(es) is/ar eexactly the same as the given address? Given Address: Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green R esidency, Bhop al, 462016 1. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green R esidency, Bhop al, 462016 2. Amit Sharma, Flat 21, Gr een R esidency, Bhop al, 462016 3. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green R esidencies, Bhop al, 462016 4. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green R esidency, Bhop al, 462018

If CLOUD is coded as ENQWF, how is RAIN coded?

A mixtur econtains milk and water in the ratio 3: 5. If the total quantity is 40 litr es, how much milk should be added to make the ratio 1: 1?

Read the following stat ement car efully and identify the conclusion(s) that follow. Statement: All regist ered voters receiv ed voter ID car ds. Conclusions: I. Some people receiv ed voter ID car ds. II. No unr egist ered per son receiv ed a voter ID car d.

Each letter of the word given below is arranged in alphabetical or der. How many letters are ther ebetw een the 4th letter from the lef tand the 3r dletter from the right in the new arrangement? HOSPITAL

What should come at the place of the question mark (?) in the following series? 2, 3, 8, 9, 26, 27,?

Select the letter-cluster from the given options that will replace the question mark (?) in the following series. ABZ, BCY, CDX, DEW,?

In the following question, the second word is formed by rearranging the letters of the first word using a specific pattern. Apply the same pattern to the thir dword. PLANET: LPAENT:: ORANGE:?

Select the letter-cluster that can replace the question mark (?) in the given series. LMP, NOR, PQ T,?

If 9/11 = A and 3/7 = B, then find the value of A - B.

Pointing to a woman, Rahul said, "She is the wife of my father ''s only son. "How is the woman related to Rahul?

How many meaningful four -letter English words can be formed using the 1st, 3r dthh and 6th letters of the word "TEACHER", using each letter only once in each word?

What comes next in the given number series? 1, 8, 27, 64, 125,?

Which of the following alt ernativ es will replace the question mark? Ignition, Acceleration, Motion, Deceleration,?

In the following question, select the related word from the given alt ernativ es. Ontology: Being:: Aesthetics:?

If the sum of 48 and 52 is multiplied by 3, what will be the result?

Identif ythe assumptions that must be implicit for the stat ement to be valid. Statement: Despit eimpr oved int ernet speeds, cyber security thr eats continue to incr ease glob ally. Assumptions: I. Faster int ernet incr eases digital exposur eII. Cyber thr eats are unaffect ed by int ernet speed. III. Cyber security measur es are inadequat eworldwide.

If 4 @ 2 = 12 and 6 @ 3 = 27, then what is the value of 8 @ 4?

Which of the following stat ements corr ectly reflect India' srecent digital gov ernance initiativ es? 1. DigiLocker enables citizens to store official documents digitally. 2. BharatNet focuses on urb an metr oconnectivity only.

Asser tion (A): GST is a destination-b ased tax. Reason (R): GST is levied only on manufacturing.

What is the main objectiv eof the Right to Information Act, 2005?

What change did the Char ter Act of 1813 bring to the East India Comp any?

Which of the following stat ements about R ed For tare correct? 1. It was construct ed during the reign of Shah J ahan. 2. It is locat ed on the banks of the Y amuna River. 3. It ser ved as the main residence of Mughal emper ors.

Accor ding to recent repor ts, which fact or has significantly imp acted glob al peace tr ends?

The dependency ratio refers to:

Which stat ement highlights a key featur eof India' sIT industr y?

Under recent climat eaction plans, which sect or receiv es major focus for adaptation?

Which Ar ticle of the Constitution deals with the appointment of the Prime Minister?

Why are footb alls generally spherical in shape?

Which of the following stat ements about the atmospher eis correct? 1. Tropospher eis the low est layer of the atmosphere. 2. Ionospher elies abov ethe mesosphere.

Which stat ement best describes the contribution of Kabir to Indian lit erature?

What is the primar yfunction of mit ochondria?

At the 1980 Moscow Olympics, which timing did India record in men shock ey final?

Examine the stat ements about Chandrayaan-3 mission: 1. It successfully landed near the Moon' ssouth pole. 2. It carried an orbiter along with the lander and rover.

Which Indian stat ehas the highest lit eracy rat eas per Census 2011?

Wher eis the J awaharlal Nehru S tadium locat ed?

Which commission recommended reforms in Centre-State financial relations?

Which stat ement corr ectly represents the Nobel Prize in Lit erature?

The National Food Security Act primarily aims to:

In which type of terrain are wat erfalls most commonly formed?

In Indian philosophy, which tw omajor paths to liberation are emphasized?

Why is aluminium widely used in air craft construction?

Who inaugurated India' sfirst metr orail service in Kolkata?

Table – Daily pr oduction (in units) of 5 machines ov er 4 days. Day M1M2M3M4M5 Day 1 150140180130160 Day 2 160135190135165 Day 3 155145185140170 Day 4 165150195145175 What is the av erage daily pr oduction of Machine M3?

The budget of a fact ory is distribut ed among raw mat erials, wages, and maint enance in the ratio 4:3:3. During a year, the cost of raw mat erials rises by 12%, wages by 8%, and maint enance falls by 10%. What is the ov erall percentage change in the total budget?

Suppose p = √3 + √7, q = √8 + √2 and r = 2√3 + 2. Which of the following is true?

Evaluate:

X and Y star ted a business by inv esting ₹60,000 and ₹90,000 respectiv ely. After 6 months, X doubled his capital, while Y reduced his capital by ₹30,000. If the total annual profit is ₹62,000, what is Y' sshare(to the near est int eger)?

P, Q, and R inv ested ₹30,000, ₹40,000, and ₹50,000 respectiv ely in a business. If the profit at the end of the year is ₹36,000, what is Q' sshar eof the profit?

A vendor sold 18 pens for ₹1,440 and gained a profit of 20%. How many pens must he sell for ₹1,408 to make a profit of 12%(to the near est integer)?

From a 54-litr econtainer of pur emilk, 9 litr es are remov ed and replaced by water. This pr ocess is repeat ed thr ee times in total. What is the final quantity of milk lef tin the container?

In at own, the pr esent number of employ ed people is 40,000. If the number of employ ed men decr eases by 4% and the number of employ ed women incr eases by 12%, the total employ ed population becomes 40,480. What is the pr esent number of employ ed men?

A shopk eeper or dered 12 k gof premium co ffee and some k gof regular co ffee. The price of premium co ffee per k gwas thr ee times that of regular coffee. Due to a billing mistak ethe quantities of the tw otypes were interchanged, which reduced the total bill by 30%. What was the ratio of the quantity of premium co ffee to regular co ffee in the original or der?

P and Q together can complete a job in 16 days. Q and R together can complet eit in 24 days, and R and P together can do it in 32 days. In how many days can P alone complet ethe job?

A trader sells one variety of sugar at ₹36 per k gincurring a 10% loss, and another variety at ₹48 per k gincurring a 20% loss. If he mix es the tw ovarieties in equal quantities and sells the mixtur eat ₹42 per k gwhat is his ov erall profit or loss percentage?

What is the ar ea of a sect or of a circle with radius 9 cm and central angle 80°?

Which of the following lines is parallel to 4x − 3y = 7?

If cos(90° − θ) = sin(2θ), what is θ?

Given that angles A and B are complementar yand cosA = 5/13, what is tanB?

In a cy clic quadrilat eral PQRS, if angle P is 110°, what is the measur eof angle R?

A milkman mix es water with pur emilk. If he sells the mixtur eat the cost price of pur emilk and mak es a profit of 25%, what is the ratio of water to milk in the mixture?

Two cyclists star tfrom the same point on a cir cular track of length 900 mat 7:00 a.m. and ride in opposit edirections. Their speeds are 6 km/h and 9 km/h respectiv ely. At what time will they meet for the four th time?

In triangles DEF and PQR, if DE = PQ, EF = QR, and FD = RP, which congruence crit erion shows that triangle DEF is congruent to triangle PQR?

A bus cov ers 30% of a journey at a speed of 24 km/h and the remaining distance at a speed of 36 km/h. What is the av erage speed of the bus for the entir ejourney?

The ar ea of a sect or of a circle of radius 6 cm with central angle 120° is:

If t = √6 + 3, find t² − 6√6.

What is the radian measur eof 135°?

If sin²θ − cos²θ = −1/3, find the value of cos²θ.

Select the most appr opriat eant onym of the given word: FLEETING

Select the sentence containing the homonym of the highlight ed word: During the cer emony, the fanon lay acr oss the bishop sshoulder.

Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlight ed part of the sentence: I am used to get up early ev ery morning.

Find the part of the sentence that contains an err or: The initiativ es praised by the committ ee (1)/ are not only designed to modernise repor ting syst ems (2)/ but also impr oving transp arency in funding distribution (3)/ acr oss all districts. (4)

Rearrange the following sent ences to form a coher ent paragraph: 1. Such st ories fr equently examine the moral and societal imp act of technological pr ogress, from AI to genetic modification. 2. Science fiction is a form of speculativ ewriting that commonly pr esents imaginativ eideas related to futur escience and technology. 3. As a result, it becomes a str ong medium for social critique and for for ecasting upcoming pr oblems and dilemmas. 4. Though it ent ertains reader sthe genr eoffers mor ethan simple escapism.

Spot the correct spelling of a metamorphic rock textur ewith lar ge, conspicuous cr ystals.

Find the part of the sentence that contains an err or: What the or ganization did not examine thor oughly enough (1)/ were not the scheme' sobjectiv es themselv es, (2)/ but the political consequences it (3)/ might hav ecaused if carried out without wider agr eement. (4)

Select the correct option: The speaker's explanation was so packed with technical jar gon that it veered into __________.

Select the most appr opriat esynonym of the given word: CUTTING

Choose the most suitable option to replace the highlight ed part of the sentence: I suggest ed that he goes to the veterinary surgeon immediately as his dog was not well.

Select the correct option: Only af ter ten years of fieldw ork __ she truly under stand the dialect' snuances.

A sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Ritika said, "Rajiv does not list en to me. "

Change the following from active to passiv eThe resear ch team will hav ereverified the samples befor esunrise.

Select the correct option: Her rebuttal, although polished, did not __________ the cor eissue raised by the opposition.

Choose the correct one-w ord substitut efor: "A gov ernment contr olled by the rich and pow erful."

Identif ythe incorr ectly spelt word:

Conv ert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structur eAncient ar tifacts are believ ed to hav ebeen quietly remov ed from the location by tr espasser sbefor ethe audit.

Rearrange the following sent ences to form a coher ent paragraph: 1. This pr ocess helps ensur ethat the food we consume is safe and fr ee from harmful micr obes or other impurities. 2. Food pr ocessing refers to a set of techniques used to convert raw ingr edients int oedible pr oducts. 3. These techniques may include simple st eps lik echopping and grinding, as well as adv anced pr ocedur es such as pasteurization and fermentation. 4. In addition, it suppor ts preservation by incr easing shelf life and can also impr ove nutritional value.

Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Pull no punches

In the passage, the expr ession " gnawing dissonance" most nearly refers to: Read the passage and answer the following questions. For sev enteen-y ear-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic go als; it turned into a sp ace wher ehow she saw her self clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standar ds of attractiv eness, Meera began to feel that ev en her own reflection was unr eliable—almost lik eit was deceiving her. With ev ery scroll thr ough social media, a constant, nagging gap gr ew str onger: the differ ence betw een who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrat ed online. This was not or dinar yteenage self -doubt; it slowly became a pattern of har sh self -judgment about her appearance. Ov er time, she star ted punishing her self in quiet ways—eating felt lik esomething she had to "earn, " mirr ors felt lik eenemies, and ev en compliments sounded lik ecoded reminder sthat she still wasn't enough. Her slide int odysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the sur face, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in comp any, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was br eaking down inwar dly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mer evanity, and tr eating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outbur st, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy intr oduced her to the idea that her self -perception was dist orted, and helped her dev elop the emotional suppor tsyst em needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consist ent counseling, Meera learned to sep arate society' simposed standar ds from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she star ted accepting that beauty is not a single fix ed model decided by cultur erather, it exists in many forms shaped by div ersity, well-being, and self -kindness. Meera' sstory is not an isolat ed case—it reflects a lar ger crisis in which many teenager sfight invisible battles behind seemingly per fect digital liv es. Addr essing this pr oblem demands mor ethan simple awar eness; it requir es sharp media lit eracy, suppor tive and emp athetic sp aces, and a br oader redefinition of beauty that goes bey ond shallow measur ements.

Accor ding to the passage, Meera' smental and emotional decline was: Read the passage and answer the following questions. For sev enteen-y ear-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic go als; it turned into a sp ace wher ehow she saw her self clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standar ds of attractiv eness, Meera began to feel that ev en her own reflection was unr eliable—almost lik eit was deceiving her. With ev ery scroll thr ough social media, a constant, nagging gap gr ew str onger: the differ ence betw een who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrat ed online. This was not or dinar yteenage self -doubt; it slowly became a pattern of har sh self -judgment about her appearance. Ov er time, she star ted punishing her self in quiet ways—eating felt lik esomething she had to "earn, " mirr ors felt lik eenemies, and ev en compliments sounded lik ecoded reminder sthat she still wasn't enough. Her slide int odysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the sur face, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in comp any, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was br eaking down inwar dly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mer evanity, and tr eating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outbur st, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy intr oduced her to the idea that her self -perception was dist orted, and helped her dev elop the emotional suppor tsyst em needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consist ent counseling, Meera learned to sep arate society' simposed standar ds from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she star ted accepting that beauty is not a single fix ed model decided by cultur erather, it exists in many forms shaped by div ersity, well-being, and self -kindness. Meera' sstory is not an isolat ed case—it reflects a lar ger crisis in which many teenager sfight invisible battles behind seemingly per fect digital liv es. Addr essing this pr oblem demands mor ethan simple awar eness; it requir es sharp media lit eracy, suppor tive and emp athetic sp aces, and a br oader redefinition of beauty that goes bey ond shallow measur ements.

Which idea, intr oduced thr ough therapy, became the star ting point of Meera' semotional recov ery? Read the passage and answer the following questions. For sev enteen-y ear-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic go als; it turned into a sp ace wher ehow she saw her self clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standar ds of attractiv eness, Meera began to feel that ev en her own reflection was unr eliable—almost lik eit was deceiving her. With ev ery scroll thr ough social media, a constant, nagging gap gr ew str onger: the differ ence betw een who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrat ed online. This was not or dinar yteenage self -doubt; it slowly became a pattern of har sh self -judgment about her appearance. Ov er time, she star ted punishing her self in quiet ways—eating felt lik esomething she had to "earn, " mirr ors felt lik eenemies, and ev en compliments sounded lik ecoded reminder sthat she still wasn't enough. Her slide int odysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the sur face, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in comp any, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was br eaking down inwar dly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mer evanity, and tr eating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outbur st, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy intr oduced her to the idea that her self -perception was dist orted, and helped her dev elop the emotional suppor tsyst em needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consist ent counseling, Meera learned to sep arate society' simposed standar ds from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she star ted accepting that beauty is not a single fix ed model decided by cultur erather, it exists in many forms shaped by div ersity, well-being, and self -kindness. Meera' sstory is not an isolat ed case—it reflects a lar ger crisis in which many teenager sfight invisible battles behind seemingly per fect digital liv es. Addr essing this pr oblem demands mor ethan simple awar eness; it requir es sharp media lit eracy, suppor tive and emp athetic sp aces, and a br oader redefinition of beauty that goes bey ond shallow measur ements.

Which option best expr esses the cor emessage of the passage? Read the passage and answer the following questions. For sev enteen-y ear-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic go als; it turned into a sp ace wher ehow she saw her self clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standar ds of attractiv eness, Meera began to feel that ev en her own reflection was unr eliable—almost lik eit was deceiving her. With ev ery scroll thr ough social media, a constant, nagging gap gr ew str onger: the differ ence betw een who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrat ed online. This was not or dinar yteenage self -doubt; it slowly became a pattern of har sh self -judgment about her appearance. Ov er time, she star ted punishing her self in quiet ways—eating felt lik esomething she had to "earn, " mirr ors felt lik eenemies, and ev en compliments sounded lik ecoded reminder sthat she still wasn't enough. Her slide int odysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the sur face, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in comp any, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was br eaking down inwar dly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mer evanity, and tr eating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outbur st, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy intr oduced her to the idea that her self -perception was dist orted, and helped her dev elop the emotional suppor tsyst em needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consist ent counseling, Meera learned to sep arate society' simposed standar ds from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she star ted accepting that beauty is not a single fix ed model decided by cultur erather, it exists in many forms shaped by div ersity, well-being, and self -kindness. Meera' sstory is not an isolat ed case—it reflects a lar ger crisis in which many teenager sfight invisible battles behind seemingly per fect digital liv es. Addr essing this pr oblem demands mor ethan simple awar eness; it requir es sharp media lit eracy, suppor tive and emp athetic sp aces, and a br oader redefinition of beauty that goes bey ond shallow measur ements.

. The author stone in the concluding lines of the passage is: Read the passage and answer the following questions. For sev enteen-y ear-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic go als; it turned into a sp ace wher ehow she saw her self clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standar ds of attractiv eness, Meera began to feel that ev en her own reflection was unr eliable—almost lik eit was deceiving her. With ev ery scroll thr ough social media, a constant, nagging gap gr ew str onger: the differ ence betw een who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrat ed online. This was not or dinar yteenage self -doubt; it slowly became a pattern of har sh self -judgment about her appearance. Ov er time, she star ted punishing her self in quiet ways—eating felt lik esomething she had to "earn, " mirr ors felt lik eenemies, and ev en compliments sounded lik ecoded reminder sthat she still wasn't enough. Her slide int odysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the sur face, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in comp any, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was br eaking down inwar dly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mer evanity, and tr eating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outbur st, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy intr oduced her to the idea that her self -perception was dist orted, and helped her dev elop the emotional suppor tsyst em needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consist ent counseling, Meera learned to sep arate society' simposed standar ds from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she star ted accepting that beauty is not a single fix ed model decided by cultur erather, it exists in many forms shaped by div ersity, well-being, and self -kindness. Meera' sstory is not an isolat ed case—it reflects a lar ger crisis in which many teenager sfight invisible battles behind seemingly per fect digital liv es. Addr essing this pr oblem demands mor ethan simple awar eness; it requir es sharp media lit eracy, suppor tive and emp athetic sp aces, and a br oader redefinition of beauty that goes bey ond shallow measur ements.

A sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The supervisor told the staff that the submission deadline had been pushed back by tw odays.