SSC CGL Exam Analysis 18 October 2026 — Shift 3
SSC CGL 2026 Tier 1 · 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM IST · Updated 19 Oct, 8:31 am IST
Partial coverage. Some figures may be withheld; read the source and correction notes below.
No data was reported for the overall exam level. No section difficulties were provided. The report contains no specific observations. All fields remain unfilled.
Section overview
General Intelligence & Reasoning
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Not reported
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
General Awareness
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Not reported
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
Quantitative Aptitude
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Not reported
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
English Comprehension
25 questions · 50 marks
- Difficulty
- Not reported
- Reported attempts
- Not reported
Other shifts on 18 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.
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FAQs
How was the SSC CGL 18 October 2026 Shift 3 paper?
Candidates rated the 18 October 2026 Shift 3 paper Not reported overall. No data was reported for the overall exam level. No section difficulties were provided. The report contains no specific observations. All fields remain unfilled.
What overall difficulty rating was reported for the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam on 18 October 2026?
No overall difficulty rating was reported; the partial summaries do not include such a rating.
Which subjects or topics were highlighted in the analysis for the 18 October 2026 exam?
The limited commentary notes that the exam included general awareness facts and English language recall type questions, but no further topic breakdown is provided.
How many candidates achieved good attempts in the 18 October 2026 Tier 1 exam?
The number of good attempts was not reliably reported, and the partial summaries do not contain this information.
Are the shift results for 18 October 2026 finalized and comparable?
The SSC normally normalises scores across shifts, but because the current reports are partial and lack detailed data, a direct comparison is not possible at this time.
When can a complete analysis for the 18 October 2026 exam be expected?
No specific publication time can be promised; the existing partial reviews need further corroboration before a full analysis can be released.