SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 ( Held on 13th September 2025 Shift 3 )

A.YZB B.YZA C.ZAB D.XYC

A.2 B.1 C.3 D.4

A.51 B.53 C.55 D.58

A.11 B.12 C.13 D.14

A.HFZSFD B.FBHZSE C.HZEFBD D.FAEBHT

A.A2B : C4D : E6F B.G8H : I10J : K11L C.M12N : O14P : Q16R D.S18T : U20V : W22X

A.$(4 / 2) - 8 = -6$ B.$(8 / 2) - 4 = 0$ C.$(8 - 4) / 2 = 2$ D.$(4 - 2) / 8 = 0$

A.Only I and III are implicit B.All I, II, and III are implicit C.Only I is implicit D.Only II and III are implicit

A.61 B.63 C.77 D.81

A.34 B.35 C.33 D.32

A.10202 B.10204 C.10101 D.10001

A.WYVGR B.WVYGR C.WVYRG D.WYVRG

A.20 B.25 C.30 D.49

A.6 B.8 C.10 D.12

A.20 L B.15 L C.18 L D.22 L

A.WQK B.WRK (or VOV) C.VPJ (or VVO) D.XQL

A.14 B.15 C.18 D.20

A.LNMDX (or LNMXD) B.LNDXD C.LNDYC D.MNE XD

A.One B.Two C.Zero D.Four

A.Father B.Uncle C.Grandfather D.Nephew

A.26 B.28 C.30 D.32

A.DGBIS B.DIBJS (or DIBGS) C.DGSIH D.DGASH

A.House No. 45C, Bldg. 7, Sec-15, Sohna Rd., Gurugram, Haryana 122001 B.House No. 45C, Building 7, Sector 15, Sohna Road, Gurgaon, Haryana - 122001 C.House No. 45C, Building 7, Sector 15, Sohna Road, Gurgaon, Haryana - 122011 D.House No. 45B, Building 7, Sector 15, Sohna Road, Gurgaon, Haryana - 122001

A.12 B.10 C.14 D.16

A.Brother B.Husband C.Father D.Uncle

A.Prosperity and longevity B.Good rains and better yield C.Blessings for a male child and fertility D.Marriage rituals

A.Civil Aviation Ministry B.Department of Finance C.Department of Posts D.Housing & Urban Affairs Ministry

A.Expand fossil usage B.Promote single-crop cultivation C.Encourage ecological restoration through credit rewards D.Boost mining allocation

A.Rajya Sabha B.Lok Sabha C.State Legislatures D.NITI Aayog Council

A.1 and 3 only B.2 and 3 only C.2 and 4 only D.1, 2 and 3 only

A.Section 50 B.Section 62 C.Section 105 D.Section 176

A.Striking the ball twice on purpose leads to dismissal. B.‘Retired out’ needs only on-field umpire nod. C.‘Obstructing the field’ can be ruled even if unintentional. D.‘Retired out’ occurs automatically without any review.

A.Dry desert plains B.Flood-dominated river plains C.Glacial corridors D.Marsh-rimmed coastlines

A.Andhra Pradesh B.Telangana C.Karnataka D.Kerala

A.Audav B.Sampoorna C.Shadav D.Chatushra

A.Dec 30 2024 B.Jan 01 2025 C.Jan 16 2025 D.Jan 26 2025

A.Both A and R are true, and R explains A B.Both A and R are true, but R does not explain A C.A is true, but R is false D.A is false, but R is true

A.1 and 2 only B.2 and 3 only C.1 and 3 only D.All 1, 2 and 3

A.A-B-C-D B.A-C-B-D C.B-C-A-D D.C-B-A-D

A.Only 1 B.Only 2 C.Both 1 and 2 D.Neither 1 nor 2

A.Dhyan Chand B.Roop Singh C.Balbir Singh Sr. D.Udham Singh

A.BRICS Innovation Corridor B.BRICS Startup Forum C.BRICS Entrepreneurship Grid D.BRICS SME Network

A.Increasing fossil fuel subsidies B.Expanding new coal-based large stations C.Upgrading and digitizing grid and storage systems D.Doubling crude oil imports

A.Harmony B.Purity C.Unity/Collective Spirit D.Offering

A.Held in Guwahati; India beat Lebanon B.Held in Bhubaneswar; India beat Lebanon C.Held in Imphal; India beat Lebanon D.Held in Ahmedabad; India beat Lebanon

A.Lavjibhai Parmar B.Kantilal Bhil C.Vasudev Parmar D.Narottam Jadeja

A.1 only B.1 and 2 only C.2 and 3 only D.1, 2 and 3

A.Lauriya Nandangarh – Bihar B.Sarnath – Maharashtra C.Sanchi – Jharkhand D.Amaravati – Rajasthan

A.Tapti B.Ganga C.Brahmaputra D.Damodar

A.Only 1 B.Only 2 C.Both 1 and 2 D.Neither 1 nor 2

A.24400 B.14,545 C.24000 D.18000

A.30000 B.40000 C.50000 D.60000

A.3 B.4 C.5 D.6

A.2100 B.3000 C.2500 D.1500

A.2 : 3 B.3 : 1 C.5 : 1 D.6 : 1

A.6000 B.7000 C.3200 D.6200

A.40000 B.50000 C.60000 D.32000

A.93 B.92 C.102 D.95

A.0.25 B.0.3 C.0.35 D.0.41

A.Team A B.Team B C.Team A and Team B are equal D.It cannot be Determined

A.8 : 9 B.3 : 4 C.2 : 3 D.5 : 6

A.20/89 B.30/89 C.40/89 D.25/64

A.19254.62 B.21818.18 C.20654.67 D.22546.68

A.2 : 1 B.1 : 3 C.1 : 2 D.3 : 1

A.3.0 L B.2.75 L C.3.2 L D.3.5 L

A.5% Gain B.8% Loss C.5% Loss D.8.57% Gain

A.417 $m^2$ B.528 $m^2$ C.450 $m^2$ D.938 $m^2$

A.$8\pi$ cm B.$9\pi$ cm C.$12\pi$ cm D.$11\pi$ cm

A.0.11 B.0.2 C.0.32 D.0.48

A.3 : 2 B.2 : 3 C.5 : 4 D.4 : 5

A.$550\sqrt{2}$ $cm^3$ B.$500\sqrt{6}$ $cm^3$ C.$480\sqrt{3}$ $cm^3$ D.$240\sqrt{3}$ $cm^3$

A.640 B.733 C.660 D.680

A.1.08m B.2.5m C.3.5m D.4.5m

A.65 B.57.5 C.60 D.62.5

A.0.025 B.0.575 C.0.6667 D.0.3536

A.“The players are improving with every match,” said the coach. B.“The players were improving with every match,” the coach said. C.“Our players improve with each match,” said the coach. D.“The players had improved with each match,” the coach said.

A.was B.were C.is D.has been

A.Will the updated guidelines be implemented immediately by the committee? B.Will the updated guidelines being implemented by the committee? C.Will the updated guidelines have been implemented by the committee? D.Will the updated guidelines implemented by the committee?

A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4

A.2-1-3-4 B.1-2-3-4 C.4-3-2-1 D.3-4-1-2

A.Vaccine surplus in metros B.Overseas supply delays C.Rural refusal of vaccines D.Urban preference due to logistics and centralized control

A.Mocking and dismissive B.Analytical with mild optimism C.Overjoyed and biased D.Harshly critical

A.It slowed digital registration systems B.It reduced transparency of vaccine data C.It left digitally inexperienced users excluded D.It compromised user security

A.Banning online media B.Using local leaders and mobile units C.Switching to imported vaccines D.Blocking rural internet access

A.India’s pharma export growth B.Vaccine safety concerns C.India’s crisis-time vaccination strategy D.Digital inequality shaping public health outcomes

A.The courier hands over the parcel before evening. B.The courier had handed over the parcel before evening. C.The courier has handed over the parcel before evening. D.The courier will have handed over the parcel before evening.

A.Topographer B.Cartographer C.Geologist D.Archivist

A.have B.has C.are D.were

A.against B.for C.on D.with

A.2-4-1-3 B.4-1-3-2 C.1-4-2-3 D.2-1-4-3

A.The fisherman caught a long pike near the riverbank. B.The soldier was punished by being fastened to a pike. C.The warrior thrust his pike into the shield wall. D.The pike glittered in the museum display.

A.Discord B.Melody C.Turbulence D.Racket

A.back to their home B.returned to their house C.returned home D.return back to their house

A.with theft B.by theft C.of theft D.on theft

A.He asked how long had I been waiting. B.He said how long I was waiting. C.He asked how long I have been waiting. D.He asked how long I had been waiting.

A.Injurious B.Profitable C.Soothing D.Beneficial

A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4

A.To behave timidly B.To call for aid C.To show boldness D.To accept loss proudly

A.Phytoremediation B.Phytoremidation C.Phytoremidiation D.Phyteremediation

A.Trickery B.Honesty C.Fraud D.Scheme