Plenty of free SSC CHSL mock tests ask you to register — name, email, phone — before showing you a single question. This one does not. You can open the paper and sit the full SSC CHSL mock test without registration: 100 questions, four sections of 25, 60 minutes, +2 for a correct answer and −0.5 for a wrong one, run as 15 minutes a section. Your score and the section-wise breakdown come back free and account-free. The one thing that needs an account is the AI analysis of which topics cost you marks, and that account is free too.
SSC CHSL Tier-1 is 100 questions for 200 marks in 60 minutes, four sections of 25, with +2 for a correct answer and −0.5 for a wrong one — so blind guessing costs you. Our mock runs that hour as four blocks of 15 minutes, one section at a time, and moves you on when a block ends. The structure is the same as SSC CGL Tier-1, which is why one paper serves both; CHSL is a 10+2 level exam, so it runs shallower.
You open the mock and start. There is no sign-up form in front of the paper, nothing to verify, and no card details at any point. You sit the full 100-question Tier-1 paper on a sectional timer, and when the time ends you get your total out of 200 and how each of the four sections went. That is the whole free, account-free route.
One thing does need an account: the AI analysis of your attempt — which topics cost you marks and what to fix first. It is computed from your own answers and has to be stored against you, so there has to be a you. That account is free. We would rather state it here than spring it on you after you have spent 60 minutes on the paper.
A mock test is expensive to build and a cheap way to collect a phone number, which is why so many sites put the form before the questions rather than after them. We would rather you sit the paper first, judge whether the questions are any good, and then decide whether we are worth an account.
100 questions, 200 marks, 60 minutes. Four sections of 25 — English Language, General Intelligence, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness. Plus 2 for a correct answer, minus 0.5 for a wrong one. We run the hour as 15 minutes a section and move you on when the block ends. The negative marking is the part a practice set without it cannot teach you: when to leave a question alone.
There is also a single-section mode: pick one of the four sections, 25 questions, 15 minutes, same marking and the same timer pressure. It is the honest version of revising one subject in a lunch break. The no-registration route described on this page is the full 100-question paper; the sectional mode sits alongside it for the days when an hour is not available.
The bank holds roughly 30,700 questions, of which about 28,100 are genuine previous-year SSC questions carrying the Commission's own answer keys, drawn from CGL, CHSL, MTS and other SSC papers. It is not tagged exam by exam, so we will not claim a CHSL-only set. For Tier-1 that matters less than it sounds, since CHSL and CGL sit the same structure. The whole mock runs in Hindi or English.
Yes. The full 100-question paper opens without an account — no sign-up, no email, no card. You answer, the sectional timer runs, and at the end you see your total out of 200 and the section-wise breakdown. There is no form in the middle of the paper and no wall at the result screen. The only gated part is the AI analysis of your mistakes, which needs a free account.
The AI analysis, and that is all. It reads your actual answers, works out which topics and question types cost you marks, and tells you what to fix first — and it can only do that if the attempt is stored against a person. Everything else on the free route stays: the paper, the timer, the real marking, your total and your four section scores. The account itself is free.
No. Without an account there is no profile for the attempt to be attached to, so treat it as a single sitting — read your total and your four section scores off the result screen and write them down before you close the tab. If you want the attempt kept, and the AI analysis with it, make the free account before you begin rather than after.
Partly, and here is the precise answer. The bank holds about 30,700 questions, roughly 28,100 of them genuine previous-year SSC questions with the Commission's own answer keys, taken from CGL, CHSL, MTS and other SSC papers. The bank is not tagged exam by exam, so we cannot hand you a filtered CHSL-only previous-year set and will not pretend otherwise. Tier-1 is the same structure for CGL and CHSL, which is why one paper serves both.
Yes, the same as the real thing: +2 for a correct answer and −0.5 for a wrong one, 100 questions for 200 marks in 60 minutes. A mock without negative marking flatters you — you finish with a score you will not see again on exam day. We also run a 15-minute timer on each section, so you practise leaving a question and moving on.
The paper and your score stay free without an account. A free account adds one AI mock analysis a week and eight AI tutor messages a day, in Hindi or English, and keeps your history - with full-length papers counted at three a week on the free plan, while 15-minute section papers stay unlimited. Paid plans start at ₹499 a month if you want more than that. Orders are one-time payments — nothing renews automatically, so there is no mandate left sitting on your card.
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