India in Space
Science & Tech. 23 pages, 27 practice questions with a full answer key.
27 Q · 2.4 MB · 9 downloads
Ten General Awareness PDFs, 304 questions in all, every answer explained against the line that proves it. Sign in once and download whichever you want, or take all ten in one file.
Each part takes one General Awareness topic, explains it, then asks about it. All ten are available now.
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All ten parts in one file. 258 pages, 304 practice questions.
Science & Tech. 23 pages, 27 practice questions with a full answer key.
27 Q · 2.4 MB · 9 downloads
Economy. 23 pages, 27 practice questions with a full answer key.
27 Q · 2.5 MB · 9 downloads
Awards. 28 pages, 34 practice questions with a full answer key.
34 Q · 2.9 MB · 6 downloads
Sports. 31 pages, 37 practice questions with a full answer key.
37 Q · 3.2 MB · 4 downloads
Art & Culture. 31 pages, 37 practice questions with a full answer key.
37 Q · 3.2 MB · 5 downloads
Science & Tech. 26 pages, 30 practice questions with a full answer key.
30 Q · 2.7 MB · 5 downloads
Schemes. 28 pages, 33 practice questions with a full answer key.
33 Q · 2.9 MB · 5 downloads
Polity. 21 pages, 25 practice questions with a full answer key.
25 Q · 2.2 MB · 7 downloads
Geography. 21 pages, 25 practice questions with a full answer key.
25 Q · 2.2 MB · 7 downloads
Economy. 26 pages, 29 practice questions with a full answer key.
29 Q · 2.6 MB · 7 downloads
Most free general awareness PDFs are a list of facts grouped by topic. These are built differently. Every fact follows the same shape, so once you can read one page you can read all 258.
Polity is written as a rulebook, because articles have numbers and an order. The space programme is a chronicle, because it moves forward from 1975. Schemes and the economy are a ledger. Awards are an honours list. Art and culture follow heritage. Sports and geography use a scoreboard. 7 spines across 10 parts, each chosen to match how that subject behaves.
SSC rarely asks what a mission is. It asks which body ran it and under which ministry. So all 264 facts carry the same grid: ministry, body, implementer, law, headquarters and date. 259 of them name the responsible ministry and 54 name a place.
Article 54 covers the election of the President. On the same page you also get Article 63, which creates the Vice President, and Article 77, which runs the daily business of government. There are 182 of these attached facts across the set, so you can still answer when the exam asks about the article next door.
99 facts carry a tag naming the years they have already been asked. When time is short, that tag tells you what to read first.
Each of the 264 facts is followed straight away by a check question. You find out whether you understood it while you are still looking at it.
A revise-in-ten-minutes page with remember-this and as-this tables, and a page of statement-based questions in the format the exam has been moving towards.
Every abbreviation is expanded in plain words before it is used. Nothing assumes you have studied this before, so you can start general awareness from zero.
Every fact was web-checked and each part carries a verified July 2026 line, so you always know how old the thing you are reading is.
Ten PDFs covering polity, economy and banking, science and technology, geography, art and culture, sports, awards, defence and government schemes. 258 pages and 264 facts in all. Each fact comes with the responsible ministry and body, a plain-English explanation, a memory line and a check question.
Other PDFs list facts by topic. These give each subject a spine that matches how it behaves, a rulebook for polity, a chronicle for the space programme, a ledger for schemes and the economy. Every fact then carries the same grid of ministry, body and headquarters, which is the form SSC actually asks in.
Yes. Every abbreviation is expanded in plain words before it is used and nothing assumes you have studied general awareness before. You can start from zero.
The facts are chosen for SSC CGL general awareness, but the ministry and body grid and the statement-based questions overlap with UPSC Prelims general studies, so the same reading carries over.
Every fact was web-checked and each part carries a verified July 2026 line, so you can see how old the material is before you rely on it.
Every answer names the line that proves it. The key points back to the sentence the answer came from, so a wrong attempt tells you exactly what to reread.
304 practice questions across the ten parts. Each of the 264 facts is followed by its own check question, and every part ends with a page of statement-based questions in the newer exam format.
Polity, economy and banking, science and technology, geography, art and culture, sports, awards and prizes, defence, and government schemes. One topic per part.
No. All ten are free and there is no payment at any point. You sign in once so your downloads stay together, and that is the only step.
Yes. The ten parts are also published as one book of 258 pages, so you can take everything in a single download instead of ten separate ones.