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SSC Stenographer Grade C and D is the Staff Selection Commission’s exam for stenographers in central government offices. Selection has a computer-based written test followed by a stenography skill test.
ExamForge gives you free, timed full-length mock tests for the written stage: 200 questions each, with 50 Reasoning, 50 General Awareness and 100 English, and an explanation after you submit. Your first three sets need no signup.
The question bank is in English only. Sets give you one minute per question, which is more than the real 2 hours for 200 questions, and they do not deduct marks for wrong answers. The skill test is not covered.
From published exam-pattern summaries; one reports a corrigendum on negative marking for the 2026 cycle. Check ssc.gov.in for the current notice.
The computer-based test has three parts, 200 questions in all, worth 1 mark each.
| Section | Subject | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | General Intelligence and Reasoning | 50 | 50 |
| Part 2 | General Awareness | 50 | 50 |
| Part 3 | English Language and Comprehension | 100 | 100 |
| Total | 2 hours for the whole paper | 200 | 200 |
| Response | Marks |
|---|---|
| Correct answer | +1 |
| Wrong answer | −0.25 |
| Not attempted | 0 |
Older summaries list only the Reasoning and General Awareness parts, so confirm the format in the current notice. ExamForge sets do not deduct marks; take 0.25 off for each wrong answer yourself.
Each mock test follows the order of the written test.
The first 50 questions.
Questions 51 to 100.
The last 100 questions.
Two hundred questions is a long sitting. Use the full mock tests to build stamina and time yourself to 2 hours.
The dictation test decides your final selection, and ExamForge does not cover it.
No. These are practice sets for the written test only.
No. This question bank is in English only.
Yes. Your first three sets need no account; create a free account to keep practising and keep your history.