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State PSC Prelims Mock Test
Most state commissions run a General Studies prelims paper of 100 to 150 objective questions in two hours, with a one-third negative penalty. The syllabus is the national core — polity, history, geography, economy and science — plus a state-specific section that this test does not attempt to cover.
Exam updates · checked 19 September 2026
Application forms closing soon, from the official notices
Every deadline below was read on the conducting body’s own portal. Apply days before the close — the last day is when portals slow down and no commission grants an extension for it.
Before you begin
Instructions
This is a shortened paper built on the current pattern. Varies by commission — typically 100–150 questions · 120 min.
- Questions
- 25
- Time limit
- 25 min
- Total marks
- 50
- Marking
- +2 / −0.67
- The clock starts as soon as you press Start and the paper submits itself at zero.
- You can move between questions freely and change any answer before you submit.
- Mark a question for review to come back to it — a marked question still counts as answered if you have chosen an option.
- A wrong answer costs 0.67 marks, so leave a question blank when you have no idea.
- Your score, the answer key and a full explanation for every question appear as soon as you submit.
Sections in this test
Indian Polity5 Q
History5 Q
Geography5 Q
Economy4 Q
General Science6 Q
Use the result
How to learn from this State PSC mock
Treat the State PSC Prelims Mock Test as a measurement, not as a verdict. The useful output is a short correction plan built from the questions that cost marks or time.
- Reproduce real conditions. Use one uninterrupted 25-minute sitting, no notes and the same answer discipline you would use in the examination.
- Review correct guesses as well as wrong answers. A lucky mark is unresolved knowledge and should enter the correction list.
- Classify the cause of every loss. Mark it as an unknown concept, wrong method, misread question, calculation slip, poor selection or time pressure.
- Choose only three immediate corrections. Revise or drill the highest-frequency causes before attempting another full paper.
- Retest with a fresh paper. Allow enough practice time for the correction to work, then check whether the same error class has declined.
How to interpret this score
This is a shortened State PSC practice paper, so compare accuracy, section balance and decision-making rather than treating the raw mark as a predicted official score. Cut-offs depend on the recruitment cycle, category, vacancies, paper difficulty and the authority’s scoring rules.
This exam
What this state PSC set is measuring
State commission prelims papers share a common spine — polity, history, geography, economy, environment, science and reasoning — and then add a state layer that national preparation does not cover. This set exercises the spine; the state layer is what you build separately.
What to take from the result
- Accuracy on the national spine — this is the portion shared across every state commission and with national recruitment papers, so a weakness here costs you in every examination you sit.
- How you handled statement-based questions — state prelims papers increasingly use the multi-statement form, which turns partial knowledge into a guess. Note how many you answered by elimination and how many by recall.
- Whether reasoning cost you time — most state papers carry a reasoning and data block that is quick marks for a prepared candidate and a time sink for an unprepared one.
- What this paper could not measure — your own state’s history, geography, economy, schemes and administrative arrangements. That is the block that separates candidates in a state examination, and no general paper reaches it.
Build the state layer separately, and test it separately
A general mock dilutes state-specific questions across a full paper, which hides how you are doing on the material that actually differentiates candidates. Keep a separate short test of your own state’s content — history, geography, economy, schemes, and any state formation or movement material your commission examines — and sit it fortnightly. It is finite material and it is the fastest score to move.
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