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Rules, one chapter at a time — each with its own practice set.
Error spottingSentence improvementFill in the blanksNarrationActive & passive voiceTensesSubject-verb agreementArticlesPrepositionsConditionalsSentence rearrangement
SSC CGL · CHSL · MTS · CPO · GD
25 questions. 15 minutes. 50 marks that decide your selection.
Only the English section. Fifteen minutes a day. The questions SSC has actually asked, the reason behind every mistake, and a plan built from how you answer.
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English ComprehensionCGL Tier 1
- QuestionsEnglish Comprehension
- 25
- Marksof 200 in Tier 1
- 50
- Time allowedsectional
- 15 min
- Per questionincluding reading it
- 36 sec
- Negative markingper wrong answer
- −0.5
A quarter of the paper, and the highest-scoring quarter of it — as long as the clock is not working against you.
Built for your exam
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Tomorrow morning
You open the app and the day is already decided.
Your weakest format at the top, revision of earlier wrong answers below it. The plan changes every day, based on what you got wrong yesterday. The time you normally lose to deciding what to study is the part that disappears.
The coach is on every screen. A doubt in the middle of something gets answered there — you don't have to wait for tomorrow.
Fix this next
Subject–verb agreement
6 of 14 right. This is where you are losing the most marks.
10 questions · 7 minPractise
Idioms revision12 words · from your wrong answers4 min
Error spotting — mixed set10 questions · 8 right6 min
Cloze testOne passage, 5 blanks8 min
Sentence improvement10 questions · CGL 2023–247 min
Today's plan, on day nine.
The paper
A quarter of Tier 1 is decided in 15 minutes.
English Comprehension is 50 marks of the 200 in Tier 1. And 18 of those marks come from topics won by practice and revision rather than by working anything out. Those are the marks people leave behind.
Where the 25 questions come from
Typical Tier 1 split · 2 marks per question- Cloze test / passage
- 5 questions
- Synonyms & antonyms
- 3 questions
- Error spotting
- 3 questions
- Sentence improvement
- 3 questions
- Fill in the blanks
- 3 questions
- Spelling correction
- 2 questions
- Idioms & phrases
- 2 questions
- One-word substitution
- 2 questions
- Active-passive, narration
- 2 questions
Won by revision, not reasoning
Vocabulary
Words, idioms and spellings — with a memory hook, and revision that will not let you forget.
SynonymsAntonymsIdioms & phrasesOne-word substitutionSpelling correctionHomonymsCommonly confused words
Comprehension
Cloze and passages, at exam length and in exam style.
Cloze testReading comprehensionPara jumblesPassage-based vocabulary
Neither of the two boys have completed their assignment on time.
The rule
“Neither of” is always singular. The verb agrees with neither, not with boys — so it is has completed.
The trap: “boys” sits right before the verb, so the plural sounds right. SSC has set this exact swap in Tier 1 repeatedly.
CGL 2023 · Shift 2
A real question, answered wrong.
Why it was wrong
An answer key tells you that you were wrong. This tells you why.
Every question comes with the rule, the trap, and why each of the other options is wrong — in Hindi and English. Until you know where the trap was, the same mistake turns up in the next mock.
And if it still doesn't land, ask the coach on that same screen.
What you get
Everything the English section asks for — and nothing else
No motivational lectures, no oversized course. Only the things that move the 50 marks English is worth.
Practise with the 15-minute section clock running
Set to the current SSC pattern — 25 questions in 15 minutes, which is 36 seconds each.
Why it mattersThe first time you meet a sectional timer in the exam hall, speed is the first thing to go. After twenty practice runs the same clock feels ordinary — and accuracy holds when the clock feels ordinary.
A full paper, scored the way SSC scores it
A full paper, −0.5 for a wrong answer, and no answers shown mid-test. The review comes after you finish — question by question.
Why it mattersPractising without negative marking teaches you to guess more, and that habit costs marks on the day. A mock’s job is not to give you a score — it is to show you exam-day pressure before it counts.
Previous year questions, year-wise
What SSC has actually asked, sorted by year and by chapter — plus fresh questions built on the same patterns.
Why it mattersSSC repeats its own traps in different words. What has already been asked is the most reliable signal of what comes next, which is why practising PYQs is not guesswork.
Every rule comes with its own practice set
Chapter → rule → 10 questions on that rule. Narration, active-passive, tenses, error spotting, sentence improvement, articles, prepositions — all of it.
Why it mattersReading a rule and being able to apply it are two different things. The practice set tells you immediately which one just happened.
Words that are still there on exam day
Synonyms, antonyms, idioms, one-word substitution and spellings — each word with a memory hook and repeat revision.
Why it mattersVocabulary alone is 9 of the 25 questions — so it is not something to cram, it is ten minutes of revision a day. A word learnt once is gone in three weeks.
Every question is checked before it reaches you
Every question goes through expert review — right pattern, right difficulty, right explanation.
Why it mattersOne wrong answer key teaches you one wrong rule, and that mistake runs for a month. Review is the one place we do not take a shortcut.
Your numbers
You'll know exactly where your marks are going.
Projected marks — how many of the 50 you are getting right now. Accuracy for every format is built from your own attempts and updates daily.
And until you have answered 10 in a format we show no rate at all — just a dash. A number built on half the data sends you to the wrong topic, and that costs you a week.
Projected marks
31/ 50
Covered 38 of 50 marks so far · up 4 since last week
- Error spotting
- 72%
- Subject–verb agreementWeakest — 14+ answers, lowest accuracy
- 43%
- Idioms & phrases
- 81%
- Cloze testOnly 6 answers so far
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Progress, after three weeks.
How it works
From “kahan se shuru karun” to a plan, in 10 minutes
Open the app and pick your exam
Two minutes of questions — which exam, how long you have, how much time you can give each day. That is it, and the plan starts building.
Take the 10-minute check
An adaptive test — each question adjusts to your level, so ten minutes is enough for a clear picture.
See exactly where marks leak
A format-by-format report — error spotting, cloze, idioms, spellings. Not a guess: your own answers.
Follow today's plan
Fifteen focused minutes a day. Whatever you get wrong comes back into the plan until it sticks.
Watch projected marks move
How many of the 50 marks you are getting right now — a number that moves every week, not a feeling.
Why it's different
What you use now vs what this replaces it with
Downloaded PDFs and a general exam app share the same problem: neither tells you what to do today, or what improved yesterday.
| What you need | Telegram PDFs & YouTube | A general exam app | English Exam Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Questions in the current SSC pattern | Mixed, mostly old papers | Some — spread across every subject | Only SSC English, mapped to the latest pattern |
| Knowing your weak format | You guess | One overall score | Accuracy for every format, from your own attempts |
| What to study today | You decide, every single day | A fixed course everyone gets | A plan rebuilt from yesterday's answers |
| Why an answer was wrong | Comments section, if anyone replies | A one-line answer key | Rule, trap and every wrong option — Hindi + English |
| A doubt at 11pm | Wait for tomorrow | No one to ask | AI coach, on every screen, instantly |
| Section timing practice | No timer at all | Full-paper timer only | 15-minute section timer, like the real paper |
| Cost to find out if it works | Free, but scattered | Usually paid upfront | Free to start — no payment needed |
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Questions
Before you spend your prep time on this
Is this only for SSC CGL, or other SSC exams too?
SSC CGL is what the practice is tuned to first — 25 questions, 50 marks, a 15-minute sectional slot. The same English section, with a different question count and timing, appears in CHSL, MTS, CPO, GD Constable and Stenographer, and practice is mapped to each of those patterns as well.
Are the questions actual previous year questions?
Yes — previous year questions are available year-wise and chapter-wise, alongside fresh questions written on the same patterns. Every question, PYQ or new, is reviewed by a subject expert before it reaches you.
Does the mock test use the real SSC timing and negative marking?
Yes. Mocks run as a full paper with the sectional timer and negative marking of 0.5 per wrong answer, and there is no inline feedback while the clock is running. Review comes after submission, question by question.
Will I get an explanation for every question?
Every question carries an explanation — the rule it tests, the trap it sets, and why each wrong option is wrong. Explanations are available in Hindi and English. If something still does not land, the AI coach is one tap away on the same screen.
Start tonight. Tomorrow morning the plan is already there.
Two minutes to set up, ten minutes to find out where you stand. After that it is 15 minutes a day and a number that moves every week. New accounts get 14 days of Pro, free.
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