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EXAM SYLLABUS
The SSC MTS 2026 syllabus includes a Computer-Based Examination (CBE) conducted in two sessions, covering Numerical Aptitude, Reasoning, General Awareness, and English. Session 1 (Maths & Reasoning) has no negative marking, while Session 2 (English & General Awareness) carries a 1-mark penalty for incorrect answers. The overall difficulty level of the exam is equivalent to the 10th standard.
SSC MTS exam is conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) with two sessions:
SESSION 1 (Qualifying)
Numerical and Mathematical Ability (20 Questions)
This section checks basic arithmetic and mathematical understanding. Important topics include:
Number System
Natural numbers, whole numbers, integers
Even and odd numbers
Prime and composite numbers
Divisibility rules
Place value
LCM and HCF
Finding LCM and HCF
Word-based problems
Decimals and Fractions
Conversion between fractions and decimals
Simplification
Operations on fractions
Percentage
Basic percentage calculation
Increase and decrease percentage
Percentage-based word problems
Ratio and Proportion
Ratio comparison
Proportion problems
Partnership basics
Average
Simple average
Average in word problems
Profit and Loss
Cost price and selling price
Profit percentage and loss percentage
Discount problems
Simple Interest and Compound Interest
Interest calculation
Time-based interest problems
Time and Work
Work efficiency
Combined work problems
Pipes and cistern (basic)
Time, Speed and Distance
Speed calculation
Train and boat problems (basic level)
Mensuration
Area of square, rectangle, triangle, circle
Volume of cube, cuboid, cylinder
Data Interpretation (Basic)
Bar graph
Pie chart
Table-based data
Arithmetic Operations
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
Simplification and approximation
Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving (20 Questions)
This section tests logical thinking and basic reasoning skills. Topics include:
Analogy
Word analogy
Number analogy
Figure analogy
Classification
Odd one out (word, number, figure)
Series
Number series
Alphabet series
Mixed series
Coding-Decoding
Letter coding
Number coding
Simple pattern coding
Direction Sense
Distance and direction-based questions
Blood Relations
Family tree-based relations
Order and Ranking
Position-based questions
Puzzle and Seating Arrangement (Basic)
Linear seating
Simple arrangement problems
Venn Diagram
Logical set-based questions
Syllogism
Statement and conclusion problems
Mirror and Water Image
Reflection-based figures
Paper Folding and Cutting
Basic non-verbal reasoning
Figure Completion
Missing figure selection
Logical Problems
Simple decision making
Pattern recognition
SESSION 2 (Merit Counting)
General Awareness (25 Questions)
This section includes both static GK and current affairs. Important areas:
Current Affairs
National news
International events
Sports updates
Awards and honours
Government schemes
Important appointments
History
Ancient India
Medieval India
Modern India
Freedom movement
Geography
Indian physical geography
Rivers, mountains, climate
World geography basics
Indian Polity
Constitution basics
Fundamental rights and duties
Parliament and government structure
President, Prime Minister, Supreme Court
Indian Economy
Basic economic terms
Budget and planning
Banking awareness (basic)
General Science
Physics
Motion, force, energy (basic)
Chemistry
Elements, acids, bases, salts
Biology
Human body basics
Plants and animals
Static GK
Capitals and currencies
Important days
Books and authors
Famous places
Inventions and discoveries
English Language and Comprehension (25 Questions)
This section checks grammar, vocabulary, and reading skills. Topics include:
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Format
EXAM PATTERN
The SSC MTS 2026 exam is conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode and has two sessions. Session 1 is qualifying, with 40 questions (20 Maths + 20 Reasoning) for 120 marks in 45 minutes and no negative marking. Session 2 is merit-based, with 50 questions (25 General Awareness + 25 English) for 150 marks in 45 minutes, with 1 mark deducted for each wrong answer. For Havaldar posts, candidates also undergo a Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST). Marks from Session 2 determine the final merit, while Session 1 must be cleared to proceed.
Mode of Exam: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
Number of Phases: 2 sessions for MTS posts; additional Physical Test for Havaldar posts
Session 1 – Qualifying (Math + Reasoning)
Total Questions: 40
Total Marks: 120
Time: 45 minutes
Sections:
Numerical and Mathematical Ability – 20 questions – 60 marks
Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving – 20 questions – 60 marks
Negative Marking: None (qualifying in nature)
Purpose: Must clear this session to move to Session 2
Session 2 – Merit Counting (English + General Awareness)
Total Questions: 50
Total Marks: 150
Time: 45 minutes
Sections:
General Awareness – 25 questions – 75 marks
English Language and Comprehension – 25 questions – 75 marks
Negative Marking: 1 mark deducted for each wrong answer
Purpose: Marks from this session are counted for final merit
Physical Test (Havaldar Post Only)
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) – Walking, Running, Cycling
Physical Standard Test (PST) – Height, Chest, Weight
Key Points:
Session 1 is qualifying, so focus on clearing it comfortably.
Session 2 determines your final score and merit.
Time management is crucial: 45 minutes for each session.
Total marks for CBT: 270 (Session 1 + Session 2)
Eligibility
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Candidates willing to apply for SSC MTS and Havaldar Examination are required to fulfil certain conditions to be eligible for it. The candidate who does not satisfy the Eligibility criteria like Age, Minimum educational qualification etc., their candidature shall be rejected by the authorities. The criteria for eligibility SSC MTS are decided by the conduction body itself.
The candidate’s eligibility for SSC MTS and Havaldar Examination is based on the fulfilment of the following conditions :-
1. Nationality
2. Age Limit & Relaxations
3. Educational Qualifications
4. Reservation of Seats
Nationality
A candidate must be either
1. A Citizen of India or
2. A subject of Nepal or
3. A subject of Bhutan or
4. A Tibetan Refugee who came over to India before 1st January 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India or
5. A person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania (formerly Tanganyika and Zanzibar), Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethiopia and Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India, shall be a person in whose favor a certificate of eligibility has been issued by the Government of India.
NOTE:- Provided that a candidate belonging to categories (2), (3), (4) and (5) above shall be a person in whose favour a certificate of eligibility has been issued by the Government of India.
Age Limit
The age limits for the posts as per the Recruitment Rules of various Departments are :
1. 18-25 years
2. 18-27 years
Age Relaxation
Code | Category | Age-relaxation |
01 | SC /ST | 5 Years. |
02 | OBC | 3 years |
03 | PwD (Unreserved) | 10 years |
04 | PwD(OBC) | 13 years |
05 | PwD (SC/ST) | 15 years |
06 | Ex-Servicemen (ESM) | 03 years after deduction of the military service rendered from the actual age |
08 | Defence Personnel disabled in operation during hostilities with any foreign country or in a disturbed area and released as a consequence thereof. | 03 years |
09 | Defence Personnel disabled in operation during hostilities with any foreign country or in a disturbed area and released as a consequence thereof. (SC/ST) | 08 years |
10 | Central Government Civilian Employees: | Up to 40 years of age |
11 | Central Government Civilian Employees: | Up to 45 years of age |
12 | Widows/ Divorced Women/ Women judicially separated and who are not remarried. | Up to 35 years of age |
13 | Widows/ Divorced Women/ Women judicially separated and who are not remarried. (SC/ST) | Up to 40 years of age |
Schedule
IMPORTANT DATES
The SSC MTS 2026 admit card has been released for candidates whose exam is scheduled on 4th February 2026. Candidates can now download their hall ticket from the official SSC website (ssc.gov.in) using their registration number and password. The admit card was made available online starting 2nd February 2026, and it contains important details like exam date, shift timings, exam centre address, and instructions for exam day.
Event | Dates |
Application Begin | June 2026 |
Last date and time for online applications | July 2026 |
Last date and time for making online fee payment | July 2026 |
Dates of ‘Window for Application Form Correction’ and online payment of Correction Charges | July 2026 |
Schedule of Computer Based Examination | 04 February 2026 |
Toll-Free Helpline Number to be called in case of any difficulty in filling up the Online Application Form | 1800 309 3063 |
Analysis
EXAM ANALYSIS
The Staff Selection Commission conducted the SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff) Tier-I Exam for the 2025 cycle in February 2026. The exam began on 4 February 2026 and continued on multiple dates including 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18 and 19 February 2026 across exam centres nationwide.
The MTS admit card for the 2026 exam was released on 2 February 2026 ahead of the exam start.
This widespread schedule shows SSC’s standard approach of conducting the MTS exam over many days to accommodate the large number of applicants.
Shift Details & Timing Structure
SSC MTS Tier-I 2026 was held in multiple shifts per day. Each shift was 90 minutes long because the paper tests four sections in one session.
The main shift pattern was:
Shift 1: 9 00 AM – 10 30 AM
Shift 2: 12 00 PM – 1 30 PM
Shift 3: 3 00 PM – 4 30 PM
Shift 4: 6 00 PM – 7 30 PM
Reporting times were roughly 90 minutes before the exam start, and entry gates closed around 30 minutes before the exam.
For PwBD candidates with a scribe, the total exam duration was extended to 120 minutes.
SSC MTS Exam Pattern Overview
The Tier-I exam tested four major areas:
Reasoning Ability & Problem Solving
Numerical & Mathematical Ability
General English
General Awareness
There was no negative marking in Session-I of Tier-I for SSC MTS. Session-I was qualifying for sections like reasoning, and Session-II (usually mathematics, English and GK) had negative marking. (based on analysis of pattern; SSC protocol)
The exam is designed to be straightforward but requires speed and accuracy due to the 90-minute time limit.
Difficulty Level in 2026 Exam
According to student feedback and expert exam analysis, the overall difficulty level of the SSC MTS 2026 Tier-I exam was judged to be Easy to Moderate.
Here’s how sections were commonly perceived:
Reasoning Ability: Easy and scoring in most shifts.
General English: Easy with direct questions.
General Awareness: Easy to Moderate but content-heavy in some shifts.
Mathematics: Moderate but calculation-intensive for many candidates.
Good attempt ranges based on feedback from multiple days were:
Reasoning + English + GA + Maths: Around 72 to 79 attempts with good accuracy was considered a safe performance level in easier shifts.
Some shift analyses showed individual timings with varied difficulty:
Early and late shifts often felt easy to moderate, while midday or mid-afternoon shifts were sometimes moderate to difficult due to tricky questions or longer arithmetic sets.
Cut-Off Insights for 2026
Official cut-offs are released by SSC after results, but predicted cut-off ranges based on competition, difficulty level, vacancies and marks trends are as follows:
Expected Category-Wise Cut-Off Range (2026 Predictions)
General (UR): 145 – 147 marks (tentative)
OBC: 135 – 140
SC: 130 – 135
ST: 125 – 130
EWS: 138 – 142
These projections consider the multi-shift nature of the exam, normalization process, and rising competition.
Another estimate (Session II normalized) suggested slightly lower ranges depending on difficulty:
UR: 132 – 138
OBC: 125 – 130
SC: 112 – 118
ST: 105 – 110
EWS: 123 – 128
This accounts for variation in exam level across shifts.
A third prediction based on session-wise analysis showed cut-offs around:
UR ~ 72–78
OBC ~ 68–74
SC ~ 62–68
ST ~ 58–64
but these often reflect raw scores before normalization.
Because SSC uses normalization to adjust marks across shifts, even moderated raw scores can translate into higher final scores.
Overall Analysis & Expectations for 2026 Exam
Based on how the 2025 cycle played out:
SSC MTS 2026 Tier-I is expected to be scheduled between September and November 2026 as per the latest SSC exam calendar trends.
A slot or self-booking system is used where candidates can select their exam date and shift.
The pattern will continue with four shifts daily covering the same four sections.
Difficulty is expected to be Easy to Moderate overall, with Reasoning and English often scoring areas and Maths requiring careful calculation.
Cut-offs will depend on normalization, competition, and the total number of vacancies, which influences final merit scores.
What This Means for Preparation
Focus on all four sections — reasoning, maths, English and general awareness.
Time management is critical due to the 90-minute limit.
Attempt easy questions first and keep accuracy high.
Revision of GA basics and practice of mock tests improves confidence.
Familiarize yourself with shift normalization effects — a moderate score in a tough shift can still result in a strong normalized score.
2023 EXAM ANALYSIS
The Examination for Paper I of SSC MTS 2023 was held from 01-09-2023 The examination was held in First shifts each day. The Examination will be divided into 4 Sections each carrying 25 Questions and 25 Marks. Total time duration for the examination is 90 minutes.The questions in Session I are asked from Numerical and Mathematical Ability Reasoning Ability & Problem-Solving. A total of 40 questions are asked for 120 marks for the exam duration of 45 minutes. The questions in Session II are asked from General Awareness and English Language and Comprehension. A total of 50 questions are asked for 150 marks for the exam duration of 45 minutes.
Shift | SSC MTS Reporting Time |
Study Tips
STUDY TIPS
To prepare well for SSC MTS, you should focus on building strong basics because the paper is mostly easy to moderate but requires speed and accuracy. Start your preparation by understanding the syllabus and giving equal time to all four sections – Maths, Reasoning, General Awareness, and English.
For Maths, practice daily topics like percentage, ratio, average, time and work, and simple interest, as these are frequently asked. In Reasoning, focus on series, analogy, coding-decoding, direction sense, and basic puzzles.
For English, improve vocabulary by learning new words daily and practice grammar topics like error spotting, fill in the blanks, and comprehension passages.
General Awareness can be scoring if you revise static GK (History, Geography, Polity, Science) along with current affairs from the last 6–12 months. Solve previous year papers and take mock tests regularly to improve time management.
Since Session 2 has negative marking, avoid guesswork and attempt only those questions you are confident about. Finally, revise regularly, maintain short notes for quick revision, and stay consistent with daily practice for the best results.
STUDY PLANS
The only deciding factor for the selection or rejection of a candidate is the Strategy & Planning which is used by them for their preparation for the SSC MTS Examination. A good and result-oriented Strategy & Planning for the examination will definitely allow the candidates to make their way through SSC MTS Examination. The foremost step in planning involves preparing a study plan based on the Syllabus.
1 Month Study Plan
Week 1: Important Basics
Maths: Simplification, Number Series
Reasoning: Analogy, Coding-Decoding
English: Grammar + Vocabulary
GA: Last 3–4 months current affairs
Week 2: Core Topics
Maths: Percentage, Profit & Loss
Reasoning: Blood Relations, Direction
English: Cloze Test, Error Detection
Start sectional tests
Week 3: Practice + Mock
Attempt 3–4 full mock tests
Practice previous year questions
Focus on speed
Week 4: Final Revision
Daily mock test + analysis
Revise formulas, vocab, GA
Avoid new topics
Focus on accuracy
Daily Study Routine
Maths: 1.5–2 hours
Reasoning: 1.5–2 hours
English: 1 hour
GA: 1 hour
Mock/Revision: 1 hour
3-Month Study Plan
Week | Reasoning abilty and problem solving | Numerical and Mathematical ability |
1st Week | Number & Alphabetical Series, Odd one Out | Number System |
2nd Week | Coding Decoding, Syllogism | HCF & LCM |
3rd Week | Directions Sense, Ranking | Percentage, Ratio, Mixture & Alligation |
4th Week | Matrix | Average, Compound Interest & Simple Interest |
5th Week | Blood relations | Time & Work, Profit & Loss |
6th Week | Revision, Doubt Clearing Session, Mock Test | Revision, Doubt Clearing Session, Mock Test |
7th Week | Mathematical Calculations | Data Interpretation |
8th Week | Words order according to dictionary | Trigonometry |
9th Week | Odd one Out | Mensuration |
10th Week |
General info
OVERVIEW
SSC MTS or Staff Selection Commission-Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff Examination is a national level exam conducted by SSC for recruitment of candidates in General Central Service Group-C non-gazetted, non-ministerial posts in various ministries, departments and offices of the Government of India. Candidates recruited as multi-tasking staff by Staff Selection Commission (SSC).
Particulars | Details |
Conducting Body | Staff Selection Commission |
Post Name | Multi Tasking Staff and Havildar |
Vacancies | 7948 |
Application Mode | Online |
Selection Process | Written Exam (Section -I, Section -II) Physical Efficiency Test (PET)/ Physical Standard Test (PST) |
Official Website |
SELECTION PROCESS
SSC MTS Selection Process explained clearly and step by step.
Conducted by: Staff Selection Commission
SSC MTS recruitment is completed in two main stages.
Stage 1: Computer Based Examination (CBT)
Mode: Online
Type: Objective Multiple Choice Questions
The exam is conducted in two sessions on the same day.
Session I
Numerical and Mathematical Ability
Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving
Session II
General Awareness
English Language and Comprehension
Important Points:
There is no negative marking in Session I.
There is negative marking in Session II (1 mark deducted for each wrong answer).
Candidates must attempt both sessions.
Marks of the CBT are used to prepare the merit list.
Stage 2: Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Standard Test (Only for Havaldar Post)
This stage is only for candidates who apply for the Havaldar post under CBIC and CBN.
Physical Efficiency Test includes:
Walking and cycling tasks within a fixed time limit (separate standards for male and female candidates).
Physical Standard Test includes:
Height and chest measurement (as per official standards).
This stage is qualifying in nature.
Final Selection
For MTS post:
Selection is based only on performance in the Computer Based Examination.
For Havaldar post:
Selection is based on CBT performance plus qualifying the Physical tests.
There is no interview in SSC MTS recruitment.
2025 exam
LATEST UPDATE
As per the latest update on SSC MTS 2026, the Staff Selection Commission has released the Exam City Intimation Slip, which provides candidates with details about their exam city and location to help them plan in advance. The SSC MTS 2026 Computer-Based Test (CBT) is scheduled to begin from 4th February 2026. The slot booking process has already been completed, and now the admit card is expected to be released soon on the official website ssc.gov.in. Candidates are advised to regularly check the SSC website for the latest announcements and download their hall ticket as soon as it becomes available.
IMPORTANT DATES
The SSC MTS 2026 admit card has been released for candidates whose exam is scheduled on 4th February 2026. Candidates can now download their hall ticket from the official SSC website (ssc.gov.in) using their registration number and password. The admit card was made available online starting 2nd February 2026, and it contains important details like exam date, shift timings, exam centre address, and instructions for exam day.
Event | Dates |
Application Begin | June 2026 |
Last date and time for online applications | July 2026 |
Last date and time for making online fee payment | July 2026 |
Dates of ‘Window for Application Form Correction’ and online payment of Correction Charges | July 2026 |
Schedule of Computer Based Examination | 04 February 2026 |
Toll-Free Helpline Number to be called in case of any difficulty in filling up the Online Application Form | 1800 309 3063 |
VACANCY DETAILS
SSC has announced a total of 7,948 vacancies for this recruitment cycle, including both MTS and Havaldar posts.
The Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff (MTS) Examination is a national-level exam conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to recruit candidates for various non-technical positions in different ministries, departments, and offices of the Government of India. Every year, lakhs of SSC aspirants, after completing their 10th class, appear for the exam to get shortlisted for the following posts.
Havaldar
Peon
Daftary
Jamadar
Junior Gestetner Operator
Chowkidar
Safaiwala
Mali etc.
Breakdown of the vacancies:
Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS): 6,810 posts total
– Of these, 6,078 are for the 18-25 years age group
– 732 are for the 18-27 years age group
Havaldar (CBIC & CBN): 1,138 posts
Staff Selection Commission conducts the SSC MTS (Multi-Tasking Staff and Havaldar Exam) every year, and the selection process is as follows:
Paper 1 (online) for both MTS and Havaldar posts
PET/ PST (only for the post of Havaldar)
SALARY STRUCTURE
According to the 7th pay commission, the in-hand SSC MTS salary depending of the job post and city allocated. Below the detailed tabulated data for briefing the SSC MTS Salary Structure.
SSC MTS SALARY STRUCTURE | |||
SSC MTS Post | Grade Pay- 1800 | Grade Pay- 1800 | Grade Pay- 1800 |
Cities | X (Tier I) | Y (Tier II) | Z (Tier III) |
Basic Pay | Rs. 18000 | Rs. 18000 | Rs. 18000 |
Housing Rent Allowance | Rs. 4320 | Rs. 2880 | Rs. 1440 |
Dearness Allowance | NIL | < | |
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