SSC Stenographer Grade C and D CBT Mock Test: 200 Questions with Solutions
Attempt a complete exam-style practice test with 50 Reasoning questions, 50 General Awareness questions and 100 English questions. The mock includes a 120-minute timer, 0.25 negative marking, question palette, review controls and detailed solutions.
A full SSC Stenographer CBT, not a short quiz
SSC Stenographer preparation needs a different balance because English carries half of the CBT marks, while Reasoning and General Awareness together decide whether your overall score remains competitive. This mock keeps all three sections inside one 120-minute test so students can practise question selection, accuracy and section switching under realistic pressure.
Candidate instructions
- The mock contains 200 objective questions and has one common 120-minute timer.
- You can switch between Reasoning, General Awareness and English at any time before final submission.
- Each correct answer gives 1 mark. Each wrong answer deducts 0.25 mark. Unattempted questions have no penalty.
- Use Save and Next after selecting an option. You may clear a response or mark a question for review.
- The test submits automatically when the timer reaches zero.
- On mobile, final submission uses the normal browser OK and Cancel confirmation.
CBT to skill-test bridge
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Detailed answers and solutions
How to use this SSC Stenographer mock test
Attempt the mock in one sitting and keep the same discipline that you would follow inside a computer-based examination centre. Do not open notes, do not search answers and do not pause after every difficult question. The aim is to understand how your preparation behaves when the clock is running.
Attempt
Use the full 120-minute timer and switch sections according to your own strategy.
Submit
Check attempted, wrong, skipped and marked-for-review questions before final submission.
Analyse
Review every wrong answer and note repeated grammar, GK and reasoning mistakes.
Repair
Revise weak topics and reattempt incorrect questions after a short gap.
SSC Stenographer CBT pattern used in this mock
| Part | Subject | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Part I | General Intelligence and Reasoning | 50 | 50 | 2 hours total |
| Part II | General Awareness | 50 | 50 | |
| Part III | English Language and Comprehension | 100 | 100 | |
| Total | 200 | 200 | 120 minutes | |
Why English needs the largest share of your review
English carries 100 questions, so repeated grammar and vocabulary mistakes can affect the final score quickly. After the mock, separate your English errors into grammar rules, vocabulary, comprehension and careless reading. A single list called weak English is not enough because each area needs a different correction method.
Do not ignore the stenography skill test
Clearing the CBT is only one stage. Shortlisted candidates have to take a 10-minute dictation in English or Hindi. The prescribed speed is 100 words per minute for Grade C and 80 words per minute for Grade D. Students should continue shorthand and transcription practice while preparing for the written examination instead of waiting for the CBT result.
Useful SSC Stenographer preparation guides
FAQs on SSC Stenographer Grade C and D Mock Test
How many questions are included in this mock?
The mock contains 200 questions: 50 Reasoning, 50 General Awareness and 100 English questions.
Is negative marking included?
Yes. Every wrong answer deducts 0.25 mark. Unattempted questions receive no penalty.
Can I switch between sections?
Yes. The test has one common timer, so you can move between all three sections before final submission.
Does the mock work on mobile?
Yes. The question panel, navigation drawer, sticky action buttons and native browser submit confirmation are designed for mobile use.
Are these official SSC questions?
No. These are original practice questions written around the official syllabus and exam pattern. They are not copied from an SSC paper.
Should I practise shorthand along with the CBT?
Yes. Shorthand speed and transcription accuracy need regular practice, so students should not wait until the CBT result.
Conclusion
A full SSC Stenographer mock test becomes useful when students attempt it honestly and analyse it carefully. Use this test to understand your English accuracy, Reasoning speed and General Awareness recall. Continue shorthand practice in parallel so that written preparation and skill-test preparation improve together.
