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SSC JE Civil Mock Test Series 2026

Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer (Civil)

⏳ 16 days left· Exam: 2 Nov 2026Start today — one full mock every 2–3 days fits before the exam.
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What is inside the SSC JE Civil mock test series

10

Full mocks

7

Previous-year papers

454

Chapter tests

28

Subject & sectional

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SSC JE Civil subject-wise weightage

Average questions per paper, counted from 7 previous-year papers in this series.

SubjectAvg questions / paper
General Awareness50.0
General Intelligence & Reasoning50.0
Building Materials16.1 (12–19)
Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics11.3 (10–13)
Surveying10.6 (8–13)
Hydrology & Irrigation9.9 (9–12)
Environmental Engineering9.7 (8–12)
Transportation Engineering9.6 (7–12)
Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering8.9 (7–10)
RCC Design8.1 (6–10)
Estimating & Costing7.6 (4–9)
Strength of Materials4.7 (3–6)
Steel Structures3.0 (0–6)

Sample SSC JE Civil questions with solutions

From the free tests in this series — the rest of the series is written the same way.

  1. Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics

    1. The gage pressure inside a soap bubble of 50 mm diameter with surface tension 0.03 N/m is:

    • A.4.8 Pa
    • B.2.4 Pa
    • C.9.6 Pa
    • D.1.2 Pa
    Show answer & solution

    Answer: A

    Formula: A soap bubble has two interfaces, so ΔP = 8σ / d. ΔP = 8 x 0.03 / 0.05 = 0.24 / 0.05 = 4.8 Pa.

  2. Similarities & Differences

    2. Select the odd letter group.

    • A.CEG
    • B.EGI
    • C.BDF
    • D.ACE
    Show answer & solution

    Answer: C

    ACE (1, 3, 5), CEG (3, 5, 7) and EGI (5, 7, 9) use letters at odd alphabet positions. BDF (2, 4, 6) uses only even positions, so it is the odd group.

  3. Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics

    3. The kinematic viscosity of a gas is generally governed by which relationship with absolute temperature (T)?

    • A.Proportional to 1/T
    • B.Increases as temperature increases
    • C.Completely independent of temperature
    • D.Decreases as temperature increases
    Show answer & solution

    Answer: B

    For gases, dynamic viscosity increases with T due to molecular collisions, while density decreases with T. Hence, kinematic viscosity ν = μ/ρ increases significantly as temperature rises.

SSC JE Civil test series — FAQs

How many tests are there in the SSC JE Civil mock test series?

499 tests with 8,771 questions in all: 10 full-length mocks, 7 previous-year papers, 454 chapter-wise tests, 28 subject and sectional tests. Every question has a detailed solution.

What does the SSC JE Civil test series cost?

₹151 for 12 months of the full SSC JE Civil series. 2 tests are free to attempt without paying. The All-Access Pass (₹599) opens every exam's series for 12 months.

Are SSC JE Civil previous year papers included?

Yes — 7 real papers as online tests with solutions: SSC JE 2023 OCTOBER 11 SHIFT 1; SSC JE 2023 OCTOBER 10 SHIFT 3; SSC JE 2023 OCTOBER 10 SHIFT 1; SSC JE 2024 JUNE 7 SHIFT-1; SSC JE 2024 JUNE 6 SHIFT-3; SSC JE 2024 JUNE 6 SHIFT-1; and more.

What is a SSC JE Civil full mock like?

Each full mock follows the exam's pattern — for example "SSC JE CE — Full Mock Test 10 (PYQ pattern)" has 200 questions in 120 minutes — and shows your score, rank, subject-wise accuracy and the solution to every question when you submit.

When is the SSC JE Civil exam?

The exam is on 2 Nov 2026, as per the official notice — 16 days from today.

Can I try the SSC JE Civil series before paying?

Yes. These tests are free: Similarities & Differences — Odd-one-out (Chapter Test); Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics — Fluid Properties (Chapter Test). A free account is enough.

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