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- 90
- Marks
- 270
- Minutes
- 90
SSC
SSC MTS
Staff Selection Commission: Multi-Tasking Staff & Havaldar
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- MTS & Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2025
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- CBT
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About SSC MTS
Staff Selection Commission: Multi-Tasking Staff & Havaldar is an SSC exam with 90 questions worth 270 marks in 90 minutes, split across Numerical and Mathematical Ability (20 questions, 60 marks), Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving (20 questions, 60 marks), General Awareness (25 questions, 75 marks), English Language and Comprehension (25 questions, 75 marks). Negative marking 0 in session 1, 1 in session 2; see the exam pattern page for the exact rules by question type. TakeMockTest currently offers 12 syllabus-checked practice tests for SSC MTS. Pattern checked against the official source on 4 August 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is the SSC MTS exam pattern?
SSC MTS has 90 questions worth 270 marks in 90 minutes, covering Numerical and Mathematical Ability (20 questions, 60 marks), Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving (20 questions, 60 marks), General Awareness (25 questions, 75 marks), English Language and Comprehension (25 questions, 75 marks).
Is there negative marking in SSC MTS?
Yes, but the exact deduction in SSC MTS depends on the question type rather than one fixed rule. See the exam pattern page for the per-question-type breakdown.
Does this mock test cover the official SSC MTS syllabus?
Every test on this site is mapped to the official pattern and syllabus scope linked above, and independently checked before publishing. Granular topic labels beyond the official syllabus are a TakeMockTest preparation map, not an official subtopic list, unless stated otherwise.
What is the age limit and qualification for SSC MTS?
Candidates must have passed Matriculation or an equivalent examination by 1 August 2025. The normal age band is 18 to 25 years for MTS, while Havaldar and a few MTS posts use 18 to 27 years, both measured on 1 August 2025.