K Kurkalang Skilling and Learning Center

Government service preparation

Government exam coaching in Shillong with local guidance and steady practice.

KSLC helps aspirational youth prepare for government service opportunities through guided classes, revision routines, current affairs, mock tests, form guidance, and progress follow-up in a local Meghalaya learning environment.

WhatsApp The Center Browse All Papers

Exam overview

What this examination path includes.

Government recruitment is not one examination. It includes central, Meghalaya state, district, public-sector, banking, railway, police, and defence-entry pathways, each governed by its own notification.

The practical starting point is to shortlist posts by qualification and age, compare their stages and syllabus, and then build the common aptitude foundation while tracking official notices.

Eligibility

Check the exact post, year, and notification.

Posts may require Class 10, Class 12, graduation, a technical qualification, local-language ability, physical or medical standards, or relevant experience. Age limits and relaxations also differ by authority and category.

Important: This page is an orientation for students. The recruiting authority’s current notice, corrigenda, and official portal determine eligibility.

Selection process and subjects

Compare the main examination routes.

Examination or post Usual minimum qualification Selection process Main subjects
Class 10 / matriculation posts Matriculation or equivalent for many entry-level posts; post-specific standards apply. Usually a written or computer-based test, followed where notified by skill, physical, medical, document, or language checks. Arithmetic, reasoning, language, general awareness, current affairs, and post-specific content.
Class 12 / higher-secondary posts 10+2 or equivalent; typing, stenography, science, or other conditions may apply. Written or computer-based stages, then skill/typing/physical/medical/document verification as applicable. Quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English, general awareness, computer knowledge, and notified specialist areas.
Graduate and officer-level posts A recognised bachelor’s degree for many posts; some require a particular discipline or experience. One or more written stages, and possibly descriptive papers, interviews, skill tests, physical tests, or medical examination. Aptitude, reasoning, language, general studies, current affairs, data analysis, and examination-specific papers.

Previous-year papers

Practise with the relevant published paper subset.

Only reviewed records already published in the KSLC paper library appear below. A paper may include a question PDF, a memory-based question set, an answer key or reviewed solutions. Unavailable items are clearly marked as not published yet.

Source note: KSLC indexes previous-year papers for practice and revision. Copyright and official exam ownership remain with the respective examination authorities. When a record uses an official public source, use that authority's notice as final.

Historical paper · reviewed memory-based reconstruction

SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-05 - Shift 1

2024-07-05 · Multiple sections · 48 reviewed questions

Close paper

Accuracy note: This is a reviewed memory-based or reconstructed historical question set, not an official complete examination PDF. It may cover only part of the original paper. Official examination authority notices remain final.

  1. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part that contains an error.

    This is / a doll / and there is / a umbrella.
    1. This is
    2. a doll
    3. and there is
    4. a umbrella.
  2. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    The following sentence has been divided into parts. One of them may contain an error. Select the part that contains the error, or select 'No error'.

    The aeroplane took down / without the passengers after / making a sudden announcement.
    1. making a sudden announcement
    2. No error
    3. without the passengers after
    4. The aeroplane took down
  3. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains an error.

    She shall being / travelling / by this time / tomorrow.
    1. travelling
    2. She shall being
    3. by this time
    4. tomorrow
  4. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Parts of the following sentence have been given as options. Select the option that contains an error.

    Emily is a American living in Paris for her work.
    1. a American
    2. living in Paris
    3. Emily is
    4. for her work
  5. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Read the passage and select the most appropriate option for blank (1).

    The Sun is about 1.4 million kilometres (1)_____ diameter, while the Earth is about 13,000 kilometres wide. This indicates that the Sun's width would need to be filled by more than one hundred Earths. Sunspots are dreary (2)_____ on the Sun's surface that are two thousand degrees Celsius cooler than the rest of the surface. The coolest piece of the sunspot is the dim focus called the umbra. The penumbra surrounds it. On the Sun's surface, some sunspots are just specks. Additionally, they appear in groups up to ten times larger than Earth. They can sometimes reach 200,000 miles in length. As the Sun rotates, these groups (3)_____ to travel across the Sun over two weeks. Every 11 years, the number of sunspots reaches its maximum. The solar or sunspot cycle (4)_____ to this. The Earth's weather may become more extreme and warm during the peak of sunspot activity. According to the (5)_____ made by satellites like Nimbus 7, when sunspots are at their largest, less heat reaches Earth.
    1. in
    2. of
    3. on
    4. at
  6. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Read the passage and select the most appropriate option for blank (2).

    The Sun is about 1.4 million kilometres (1)_____ diameter, while the Earth is about 13,000 kilometres wide. This indicates that the Sun's width would need to be filled by more than one hundred Earths. Sunspots are dreary (2)_____ on the Sun's surface that are two thousand degrees Celsius cooler than the rest of the surface. The coolest piece of the sunspot is the dim focus called the umbra. The penumbra surrounds it. On the Sun's surface, some sunspots are just specks. Additionally, they appear in groups up to ten times larger than Earth. They can sometimes reach 200,000 miles in length. As the Sun rotates, these groups (3)_____ to travel across the Sun over two weeks. Every 11 years, the number of sunspots reaches its maximum. The solar or sunspot cycle (4)_____ to this. The Earth's weather may become more extreme and warm during the peak of sunspot activity. According to the (5)_____ made by satellites like Nimbus 7, when sunspots are at their largest, less heat reaches Earth.
    1. regions
    2. section
    3. belt
    4. province
  7. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Read the passage and select the most appropriate option for blank (3).

    The Sun is about 1.4 million kilometres (1)_____ diameter, while the Earth is about 13,000 kilometres wide. This indicates that the Sun's width would need to be filled by more than one hundred Earths. Sunspots are dreary (2)_____ on the Sun's surface that are two thousand degrees Celsius cooler than the rest of the surface. The coolest piece of the sunspot is the dim focus called the umbra. The penumbra surrounds it. On the Sun's surface, some sunspots are just specks. Additionally, they appear in groups up to ten times larger than Earth. They can sometimes reach 200,000 miles in length. As the Sun rotates, these groups (3)_____ to travel across the Sun over two weeks. Every 11 years, the number of sunspots reaches its maximum. The solar or sunspot cycle (4)_____ to this. The Earth's weather may become more extreme and warm during the peak of sunspot activity. According to the (5)_____ made by satellites like Nimbus 7, when sunspots are at their largest, less heat reaches Earth.
    1. act
    2. show
    3. shape
    4. appear
  8. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined word segment in the sentence.

    They are leaving there coats there.
    1. their coats there
    2. they're coats there
    3. there coats their
    4. their coats their
  9. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate synonym of 'swap' in the context of the following sentence.

    The original buyer attempted to resell the tickets online because there was no option to exchange them for a new date.
    1. resell
    2. exchange
    3. original
    4. option
  10. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word in the sentence.

    He feels that wealthy people view him with contempt because he is poor.

    Underlined word: contempt
    1. Derision
    2. Admiration
    3. Scorn
    4. Obscurity
  11. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Read the passage and select the most appropriate option for blank (4).

    The Sun is about 1.4 million kilometres (1)_____ diameter, while the Earth is about 13,000 kilometres wide. This indicates that the Sun's width would need to be filled by more than one hundred Earths. Sunspots are dreary (2)_____ on the Sun's surface that are two thousand degrees Celsius cooler than the rest of the surface. The coolest piece of the sunspot is the dim focus called the umbra. The penumbra surrounds it. On the Sun's surface, some sunspots are just specks. Additionally, they appear in groups up to ten times larger than Earth. They can sometimes reach 200,000 miles in length. As the Sun rotates, these groups (3)_____ to travel across the Sun over two weeks. Every 11 years, the number of sunspots reaches its maximum. The solar or sunspot cycle (4)_____ to this. The Earth's weather may become more extreme and warm during the peak of sunspot activity. According to the (5)_____ made by satellites like Nimbus 7, when sunspots are at their largest, less heat reaches Earth.
    1. refers
    2. pass
    3. cite
    4. entrust
  12. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Read the passage and select the most appropriate option for blank (5).

    The Sun is about 1.4 million kilometres (1)_____ diameter, while the Earth is about 13,000 kilometres wide. This indicates that the Sun's width would need to be filled by more than one hundred Earths. Sunspots are dreary (2)_____ on the Sun's surface that are two thousand degrees Celsius cooler than the rest of the surface. The coolest piece of the sunspot is the dim focus called the umbra. The penumbra surrounds it. On the Sun's surface, some sunspots are just specks. Additionally, they appear in groups up to ten times larger than Earth. They can sometimes reach 200,000 miles in length. As the Sun rotates, these groups (3)_____ to travel across the Sun over two weeks. Every 11 years, the number of sunspots reaches its maximum. The solar or sunspot cycle (4)_____ to this. The Earth's weather may become more extreme and warm during the peak of sunspot activity. According to the (5)_____ made by satellites like Nimbus 7, when sunspots are at their largest, less heat reaches Earth.
    1. perceptions
    2. inspections
    3. observations
    4. invalidations
  13. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.

    She went on a shopping spree with her friend and made him ______ the fat bill.
    1. paid
    2. do
    3. pay
    4. give
  14. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Identify the incorrectly spelt word in the sentence and select its correct spelling.

    You shall recieve proper pay for your work.
    1. resieve
    2. propper
    3. receive
    4. propeer
  15. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate antonym of the word 'transient'.
    1. Permanent
    2. Transparent
    3. Transitory
    4. Irregular
  16. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate antonym of the word 'innocent'.
    1. Guilty
    2. Mischievous
    3. Unfair
    4. Righteous
  17. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the correct spelling of the underlined word.

    He is one of the most underated players in the team.

    Underlined word: underated
    1. Undereted
    2. Underatted
    3. Underrated
    4. Underreted
  18. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom 'to be at daggers drawn'.
    1. To be about to collapse
    2. Ready to fight
    3. Under suspicion
    4. To be under control
  19. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.

    The hotel room, / which we / booked, / isn't enough big.
    1. isn't enough big
    2. The hotel room
    3. which we
    4. booked,
  20. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate synonym of the word 'appalled'.
    1. Applied
    2. Clap
    3. Disgusted
    4. Allied
  21. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate antonym of the word 'cramped'.
    1. Filthy
    2. Spacious
    3. Tight
    4. Crammed
  22. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined word in the sentence.

    Even in cold weather, the reliable car always started on the first try.

    Underlined word: reliable
    1. dependable
    2. inaccurate
    3. erratic
    4. flaky
  23. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom 'to cost an arm and a leg'.
    1. Someone is badly hurt
    2. Something is very expensive
    3. Someone does not have money to buy something
    4. Someone has borne losses
  24. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate antonym of the underlined word in the sentence.

    The news gave him inexpressible ecstasy.

    Underlined word: ecstasy
    1. Delight
    2. Passion
    3. Depression
    4. Disappointment
  25. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the sentence.

    Mrs. Lakshmi's purchases add around to ₹2,650.

    Underlined segment: purchases add around to
    1. purchases add out to
    2. purchases add from to
    3. purchases add up to
    4. purchases add for to
  26. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the set in which the numbers are related in the same way as in the following sets.

    (11, 8, 352)
    (15, 6, 360)

    Operations must be performed on whole numbers without splitting them into constituent digits.
    1. (11, 7, 231)
    2. (8, 9, 352)
    3. (16, 5, 320)
    4. (17, 6, 102)
  27. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Which two numbers should be interchanged to make the equation correct?

    (99 − 42 + 11) + (36 ÷ 6) × 7 − 50 = 73

    Numbers must be interchanged as whole numbers, not by interchanging constituent digits.
    1. 50 and 99
    2. 50 and 11
    3. 7 and 11
    4. 42 and 36
  28. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    If 4 December 2014 was Thursday, what was the day of the week on 10 December 2018?
    1. Wednesday
    2. Tuesday
    3. Monday
    4. Friday
  29. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    In a certain code language, 'BAKE' is coded as '2496' and 'CAKE' is coded as '4369'. How is 'B' coded in that language?
    1. 6
    2. 2
    3. 4
    4. 9
  30. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    LJNR is related to IGLP in a certain way based on English alphabetical order. In the same way, FDHL is related to CAFJ. To which option is HFJN related, following the same logic?
    1. EDHL
    2. EDGL
    3. EBIL
    4. ECHL
  31. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    If A stands for '÷', B stands for '×', C stands for '+', and D stands for '−', which option has a resultant value of 1049?
    1. 94 D 11 B 180 A 4 C 60
    2. 94 A 11 D 180 B 4 C 60
    3. 94 C 11 D 180 A 4 B 60
    4. 94 B 11 D 180 A 4 C 60
  32. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    If 18 August 2000 was Friday, what was the day of the week on 21 August 2005?
    1. Friday
    2. Wednesday
    3. Monday
    4. Sunday
  33. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    What should replace the question mark in the series based on English alphabetical order?

    OWL, QAQ, ?, UIA, WMF
    1. XMB
    2. SEV
    3. LQJ
    4. PNL
  34. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    What should replace the question mark in the series?

    32, 61, 90, 119, ?, 177
    1. 148
    2. 147
    3. 149
    4. 146
  35. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    If A stands for '÷', B stands for '×', C stands for '+', and D stands for '−', what replaces the question mark?

    35 B 7 D 120 A 12 C 38 = ?
    1. 173
    2. 473
    3. 373
    4. 273
  36. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    NGPZ is related to JCLV in a certain way based on English alphabetical order. In the same way, XDLM is related to TZHI. To which option is RUKV related?
    1. NQRG
    2. NGRQ
    3. NQGR
    4. NGQR
  37. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Select the combination of letters that, when sequentially placed in the blanks, completes the series.

    xy_z_xxy_zbx_yx_bx_y_z_x
    1. xbxyzxxb
    2. xyxxzxxb
    3. xzxyyyzx
    4. xbxxzxxb
  38. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    In a certain code language:
    A + B means A is the brother of B;
    A − B means A is the father of B;
    A × B means A is the wife of B; and
    A ÷ B means A is the mother of B.

    How is P related to T if P ÷ Q × R − S + T?
    1. Father's mother
    2. Father's sister
    3. Mother's sister
    4. Mother's mother
  39. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    161 is related to 23 following a certain logic, and 301 is related to 43 by the same logic. To which option is 427 related? Operations must be performed on each whole number without splitting it into constituent digits.
    1. 63
    2. 59
    3. 57
    4. 61
  40. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Which two numbers should be interchanged to make the equation correct?

    69 + 15 − (14 × 4) ÷ 2 + (48 ÷ 3) = 58

    Numbers must be interchanged as whole numbers, not by interchanging constituent digits.
    1. 69 and 48
    2. 4 and 2
    3. 3 and 4
    4. 48 and 15
  41. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    In a certain code language, 'CODE' is coded as '1573' and 'DICE' is coded as '7185'. How is 'O' coded?
    1. 8
    2. 7
    3. 5
    4. 3
  42. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Assume the statements are true and decide which conclusions logically follow.

    Statements:
    Some strawberries are oranges.
    Some oranges are kiwis.
    All kiwis are melons.

    Conclusions:
    I. No strawberry is a melon.
    II. All strawberries are melons.
    III. Some strawberries are kiwis.
    1. Both conclusions II and III follow
    2. All conclusions I, II and III follow
    3. Neither conclusion I, II nor III follows
    4. Both conclusions I and II follow
  43. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Three of the following four letter-clusters are alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which letter-cluster does NOT belong to that group?

    The odd one out is not based on the number or position of consonants and vowels.
    1. DGL
    2. QTY
    3. MPU
    4. FIM
  44. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    Sapna finishes a job in 12 hours working alone. If Sapna and Riya finish the same job in 8 hours working together at their respective constant rates, then in how many hours can Riya do the job working alone?
    1. 18
    2. 24
    3. 16
    4. 20
  45. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    If tan A = a tan B and sin A = b sin B, then the value of cos² A is:
    1. (b² - 1)/(a² - 1)
    2. (a² - 1)/(b² - 1)
    3. (b² + 1)/(a² + 1)
    4. (a² + 1)/(b² + 1)
  46. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    The distance between the centres of two circles of radii 7 cm and 5 cm is 15 cm. Find the length of the transverse common tangent to these circles.
    1. 7 cm
    2. 13 cm
    3. 11 cm
    4. 9 cm
  47. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    A coffee maker with marked price ₹4,000 is available on successive discounts of 15%, 10% and 5%. Find the selling price of the coffee maker.
    1. ₹2,900
    2. ₹2,903
    3. ₹2,905
    4. ₹2,907
  48. KSLC historical paper archive · Paper #126
    A girl walking at a speed of 9 km/h crosses a bridge in 45 minutes. Find the length of the bridge in metres.
    1. 6349
    2. 6398
    3. 6750
    4. 7532

10 published paper records listed.

Exam Month / Year Subject Question Paper Answer Key
SSC CGL Tier I - 2024-09-09 - Shift 1 2024-09-09 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CGL Tier I - 2024-09-09 - Shift 2 2024-09-09 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-01 - Shift 1 2024-07-01 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-01 - Shift 2 2024-07-01 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-01 - Shift 3 2024-07-01 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-01 - Shift 4 2024-07-01 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-02 - Shift 1 2024-07-02 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-02 - Shift 2 2024-07-02 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
SSC CHSL Tier I - 2024-07-05 - Shift 1 2024-07-05 Multiple sections 🔓 Memory-based paper 🔒 Reviewed solutions
UPSC CAPF (AC) 2024 Paper I – Series A 2024 General Ability and Intelligence 🔓 Structured paper Solutions not published yet

Browse all previous-year papers

Foundation preparation at KSLC

Build the common Class B, C, and D written-exam foundation.

KSLC’s general foundation route supports the recurring core used across many recruitment examinations: quantitative aptitude and arithmetic, reasoning, English, general awareness, current affairs, timed practice, revision planning, and performance review.

Exam-specific technical subjects, local language, typing, stenography, physical fitness, medical standards, interviews, and professional papers require separate preparation where the official notice includes them.

Authoritative references

Official sources used for this guide.

Last content review: . Re-check the current notice before applying.

Questions

Common questions about this examination path.

Which government exam should I prepare for first?

Start with posts for which you meet the current qualification and age rules, then compare dates, stages, syllabus, location, and career fit before choosing a primary and a compatible secondary target.

Can one foundation course support several examinations?

Yes. Arithmetic, reasoning, English, general awareness, current affairs, revision, and timed practice overlap across many Class B, C, and D written tests; specialist, language, skill, physical, and interview stages need additional preparation.

Which government exam paths does KSLC support?

KSLC supports preparation for central, state, district, public-sector, SSC, banking, police, DSC, railway RRB, and Meghalaya recruitment pathways depending on current batches.

Where is KSLC located?

KSLC is in Mawnianglah, near 7th Mile Taxi Stand, Upper Shillong, East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya 793009, and supports learners from nearby communities in North East India.

How can a student apply for a batch?

Students can use the Apply page to submit a self-enrolment application. The center reviews applications, payment details when applicable, and batch suitability before activating access.

What support does KSLC provide after enrolment?

Enrolled students can receive classroom guidance, study planning, course updates, online lessons, reading material, discussion support, and progress follow-up through the KSLC website.