Do not substitute older negative-marking rules: the reviewed 2026 notice specifies 0.25 marks per wrong answer.
Know the stages
Paper structure
| Component | What the source specifies |
|---|---|
| Computer-based paper | 80 questions · 160 marks · 60 minutes |
| Each subject | 20 questions · 40 marks |
| Wrong answer | −0.25 marks |
| Standard | Matriculation level |
Standard paper details shown. Read the official instructions for accommodations and exceptions.
Subject coverage
Tick an area after reviewing it. This is a compressed outline; the official document has the full subtopics.
Reasoning
General awareness
Mathematics and language
Use the overview well
Planning your revision
Revise the four sections in small timed sets before attempting a complete paper. Use the same chosen language consistently so comprehension practice stays relevant. Record accuracy as well as speed, and review mistakes before adding another set. The written checklist below does not cover eligibility or physical preparation; consult the linked official standards for those stages.
Go back to the authority
Official sources & reference links
- SSC syllabus directory (opens in a new tab)
GD and subsequent notices
ssc.gov.in - Official GD 2026 notice · PDF (opens in a new tab)
Sections 12.1–12.2; PDF pages 15–17
ssc.gov.in
Reviewed as a research snapshot on 5 October 2026. Linked websites may change their documents after this date. We link to originals and do not rehost their PDFs.
Report a source or syllabus issueCommon questions
Is this the complete official SSC GD Constable syllabus?
No. It is an editorial overview for the labelled cycle. Open the official documents above for every subtopic, paper instruction and exception.
Can I use this for a different exam cycle?
Use it as a starting point, then compare it with the notification for your own attempt. A reviewed older reference does not establish that a later syllabus is unchanged.
Does ticking every topic mean I am exam-ready?
The checks track your review of broad areas on this device. They do not measure mastery, completion of official subtopics or eligibility.