SSC MTS and Havaldar Mock Test 2026: Session-I and Session-II
This full mock follows the latest detailed SSC MTS and Havaldar computer-based examination scheme currently available. It gives you 90 original questions, separate timers for both sessions, the correct marking rules, a real exam-style question palette, subject analysis and detailed solutions.
SSC MTS and Havaldar Exam Pattern Used in This Mock
The paper is divided into two compulsory sessions. Session-I has no negative marking. Session-II gives 3 marks for every correct answer and deducts 1 mark for every wrong answer. Each session closes after its own time limit.
| Session | Subject | Questions | Marks | Time | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Session-I | Numerical and Mathematical Ability | 20 | 60 | 45 minutes | No negative marking |
| Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving | 20 | 60 | |||
| Session-II | General Awareness | 25 | 75 | 45 minutes | 1 mark for each wrong answer |
| English Language and Comprehension | 25 | 75 |
Candidates eligible for compensatory time receive 60 minutes per session under the scheme used here. Both sessions are mandatory. In official selection, Session-II performance is used for merit after the required qualifying conditions are met.
How to Attempt This SSC MTS Mock Properly
Do not treat this as a normal question list. Sit in a quiet place, keep rough paper ready and start only when you can complete both sessions. Session-I rewards accuracy without a wrong-answer penalty, while Session-II needs more control because every incorrect response costs one mark.
Start with your strong area
Inside each session, use the section tabs and begin with the subject where your speed is better.
Do not overguess in Session-II
Use elimination first. Leave a question unanswered when two or more options still look equally possible.
Review every solution
After submission, read the explanation even for correct answers. This helps you separate knowledge from lucky guesses.
Make a mistake list
Write down repeated calculation errors, grammar rules and GK facts, then revise them before your next mock.
Havaldar Candidates Should Remember the Physical Stage
The computer-based test pattern is common for MTS and Havaldar. Candidates applying for Havaldar also have to qualify the Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Standard Test. Under the latest detailed notice used for this article, the walking requirement is 1600 metres in 15 minutes for male candidates and 1 kilometre in 20 minutes for female candidates. Always check the final 2026 notification for changes or category-specific relaxations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are there in the SSC MTS exam?
The current two-session scheme contains 90 questions: 40 in Session-I and 50 in Session-II.
Is there negative marking in SSC MTS Session-I?
No. Under the latest detailed scheme used in this mock, Session-I has no negative marking.
What is the negative marking in Session-II?
One mark is deducted for every wrong answer in Session-II. An unanswered question gets zero marks.
Are both sessions compulsory?
Yes. Session-I and Session-II are conducted on the same day and both are mandatory.
Is this mock useful for Havaldar preparation?
Yes. MTS and Havaldar candidates take the same computer-based examination. Havaldar candidates must also prepare separately for PET and PST.
Are the questions copied from an SSC paper?
No. All 90 questions in this practice set are original and written to match the syllabus areas and expected level. They are not claimed as previous-year questions.
