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Classification Questions for SSC CGL 2025 Exam

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Classification for SSC CGL Exam: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the SSC CGL recruitment. Preparation of such types of exams requires topic-wise preparation. PracticeMock is an Ed-Tech platform that provides topic-wise preparation for the exam to help candidates in their preparation. In this blog, we have provided the Classification Questions for SSC CGL 2025 Exam along with the basic concepts. Candidates can expect at least 2-3 questions from this topic in the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam at an easy to moderate level. Read this blog carefully for the basic concept of the classification, and then try to solve the questions on it.

Concept of Classification

Concept: Classification in reasoning can be defined as simply categorising and putting things into groups or clusters based on their commonness. It’s like organising items, people, ideas, or facts into different categories that share similar qualities.

Main Ideas:

  1. Grouping: You look at things and group them based on similar features.
  2. Common Traits: These groups are made up of things that have the same qualities.
  3. Makes Things Clearer: By sorting things into groups, it’s easier to understand and analyze them.

Example:

  • Animals: We can group them as mammals, birds, reptiles, etc., based on their shared features.
  • Fruits: You can group them into citrus fruits like oranges or non-citrus fruits like apples.

Classification Questions for SSC CGL With Solutions

Below, we have provided some important questions of classification that can be asked in the SSC CGL prelims exam. Candidates are advised to first understand the concept that we have provided above and then try to solve the questions provided below. We have attached a PDF that contains detailed solutions to the questions. So, they are advised to first try to solve the questions by themselves and then go to the solution PDF.

Question 1: Select the option in which the numbers are not related in the same way as are the number of the following set.

(18, 23, 123)

A) (17, 15, 96)

B) (12, 24, 108)

C) (16, 22, 115)

D) (19, 23, 126)

Question 2: Four words have been given out of which three are alike in some manner, while one is different. Choose the odd one.

A) Rajkot

B) Bhubaneswar

C) Port Blair

D) Jaipur

Question 3: Three of the following words are alike in some manner and hence form a group. Which word does NOT belong to that group? (The words must be considered as meaningful English words and must not be grouped based on the number of letters/number of consonants/vowels in the word).

A) Nepal

B) Pakistan

C) China

D) Sri Lanka

Question 4: Four number-pairs have been given, out of which three are alike in some manner and one is different. Select the number-pair that is different.

A) 18 – 29

B) 26 – 40

C) 52 – 80

D) 94 – 143

Question 5: In the following question, select the odd number from the given alternatives.

A) 256

B) 248

C) 388

D) 152

Disclaimer: The classification questions and solutions provided in this blog are for practice and guidance purposes only. Practicemock does not guarantee that these exact questions will appear in the SSC CGL 2025 exam. Candidates should always refer to official SSC notifications and exam guidelines for verified information.

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Classification Questions for SSC CGL Exam: FAQs

What is classification?

Classification in reasoning can be defined as simply categorising and putting things into groups or clusters based on their commonness. It’s like organising items, people, ideas, or facts into different categories that share similar qualities.

How many questions can I expect from classification in the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam?

Candidates can expect at least 2-3 questions from classification in the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam.

What is the difficulty level of the classification in the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam?

Candidates can expect the difficulty level of the classification in the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam to range from easy to moderate.

Abhishek Jatariya

Hello Guys, I am Abhishek Jatariya (B.Tech (IT), HBTU Kanpur). At PracticeMock I am a dedicated Government Job aspirant turned passionate Content writer & Content creator. My blogs are a one-stop destination for accurate and comprehensive information on exams like SSC, Railways, and Other PSU Jobs. I am on a mission to provide you with all the details about these exams you need, conveniently in one place. I hope you will like my writing.

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