SSC CGL Exam Analysis 11 October 2026 — Shift 2
SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 · 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM IST · Updated 11 Oct, 11:34 pm IST
11 October 2026 review: exam-wide survey data was removed from individual shift evidence. Unsupported overall attempt claims and affected FAQs were withheld. Remaining section reports are unofficial and may disagree.
Partial coverage. Some figures may be withheld; read the source and correction notes below.
Candidates reported mixed overall difficulty, with one source rating the paper Moderate and another Easy. Reasoning, General Ability, Quantitative and English sections were mostly seen as Easy. The reasoning section featured 6‑7 statement‑based questions. Topics repeated from shift 1 across all sections. Calculations in Quant were lengthy and option elimination was advised.
Section overview
General Intelligence & Reasoning
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
General Awareness
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
Quantitative Aptitude
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
English Comprehension
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
Topics asked, section by section
General Intelligence & Reasoning
EasySame pattern as shift 1.
- Statement‑based reasoning questions · 6-7
General Awareness
EasySame topics as shift 1.
- 1990 reforms impact on industry
- Harappa site
- ISRO launch vehicle
Quantitative Aptitude
EasyLengthy calculations; use option elimination.
- Direct geometry and trigonometry formulas
- Volume calculations of 3‑D shapes
English Comprehension
EasySimilar to shift 1.
- Vocabulary‑based passage
- Error detection with sentence count
Topics with an arrow link to our free notes and practice questions for that topic.
What candidates noticed
- Overall difficulty ratings differed between reports.
Where reviews disagree
- One report marked overall Moderate, another marked it Easy.
Other shifts on 11 October
Sources
Automatically compiled from the linked reviews. Source agreement does not guarantee accuracy; this is not a manually verified paper. Difficulty and attempt figures are unofficial.
- An invalid overall attempt figure was withheld; no replacement estimate was made.
- An exam-wide survey was removed from the shift evidence; its pooled averages are not shift-specific good-attempt estimates.
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FAQs
How was the SSC CGL 11 October 2026 Shift 2 paper?
Candidates rated the 11 October 2026 Shift 2 paper Easy to Moderate (reports differ) overall. Candidates reported mixed overall difficulty, with one source rating the paper Moderate and another Easy. Reasoning, General Ability, Quantitative and English sections were mostly seen as Easy. The reasoning section featured 6‑7 statement‑based questions. Topics repeated from shift 1 across all sections. Calculations in Quant were lengthy and option elimination was advised.
Which General Intelligence & Reasoning topics were asked in SSC CGL 11 October 2026 Shift 2?
General Intelligence & Reasoning was Easy. Topics reported: Statement‑based reasoning questions (6-7).
Which General Awareness topics were asked in SSC CGL 11 October 2026 Shift 2?
General Awareness was Easy. Topics reported: 1990 reforms impact on industry, Harappa site, ISRO launch vehicle.
Which Quantitative Aptitude topics were asked in SSC CGL 11 October 2026 Shift 2?
Quantitative Aptitude was Easy. Topics reported: Direct geometry and trigonometry formulas, Volume calculations of 3‑D shapes.
Which English Comprehension topics were asked in SSC CGL 11 October 2026 Shift 2?
English Comprehension was Easy. Topics reported: Vocabulary‑based passage, Error detection with sentence count.
What overall difficulty level was reported for the SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 exam on 11 October 2026?
The partial analyses indicate that Shift 1 was seen as moderate, whereas Shifts 2 and 3 received varying opinions, with some sources rating them easy and others moderate.
How did the reasoning section differ across the shifts on 11 October 2026?
All three shifts featured reasoning questions that were considered doable, but Shift 1 had lengthy statements requiring careful time‑management, while Shifts 2 and 3 included fewer statement‑based items and more pattern‑based number series.
What trends were noted in the quantitative section for the 11 October 2026 exam?
Candidates reported standard topics with heavy calculations in Shift 1, while Shifts 2 and 3 noted lengthy calculations and advised skipping the longest problems to save time.
What does the "partial" status mean for the analysis of the 11 October 2026 exam shifts?
"Partial" indicates that a limited review of each shift has been published, but the findings need further corroboration before being considered definitive.
Are the reported good‑attempt numbers for the 11 October 2026 exam reliable?
The figure of 17–18 good attempts for Shift 1 is unofficial, and the good‑attempt numbers for Shifts 2 and 3 are not reliably reported, so they should be treated with caution.