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UPPSC PCS Mock Test 2026

A free UPPSC PCS practice series for General Studies Paper II, the CSAT paper of the preliminary examination. It runs 100 questions in two hours for 200 marks. Every UPPSC PCS online test here is free to attempt and returns a section-wise result the moment you submit.

UPPSC sets two preliminary papers on the same day and this is the second of them. Each question carries 2 marks against about 0.67 for a wrong one, which leaves the attempt threshold at one in four: random marking across 100 questions returns nothing on average, and an attempt pays only once something has been ruled out. Two hours for 100 questions is 72 seconds each, comfortable for a comprehension and reasoning paper, which makes accuracy rather than pace the thing to train.

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UPPSC PCS exam pattern

Prelims General Studies II (CSAT)

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UPPSC sets two preliminary papers on the same day. This site covers the second one, General Studies Paper II, the CSAT paper: 100 objective questions for 200 marks in two hours, four options each, 2 marks for a correct answer and one third of that, about 0.67 marks, deducted for a wrong one. Paper II is qualifying only. A candidate must score at least 33 per cent on it to have Paper I evaluated, and its marks are not added to the merit used for shortlisting, so the practical goal here is clearing the bar rather than maximising the score. The syllabus is comprehension, interpersonal and communication skills, logical reasoning and analytical ability, decision making and problem solving, general mental ability, and Class X elementary mathematics, general English and general Hindi. The Hindi-language questions in this mock are set in Hindi, as they are in the real paper, and are not translated. General Studies Paper I is deliberately not built here: it is current events, history, geography, polity and economy, the fact-recall content this site does not self-author. The pattern is marked review-pending rather than official because the commission publishes the papers themselves rather than a scheme table, so the question count, marks and marking scheme above rest on the current paper surface plus consistent secondary corroboration rather than a directly read official pattern document.

Frequently asked questions

How many UPPSC PCS mock tests are available here?

This page currently has 1 syllabus-checked test for UPPSC PCS: 1 full-length mock.

Are these UPPSC PCS tests based on the official pattern?

Yes. Every checked UPPSC PCS test matches the official pattern's question count, marks, duration and negative marking, and the source document is linked with the date it was last read. For the paper, that is 100 questions for 200 marks in 120 minutes.

How long does a UPPSC PCS mock test take?

A full-length UPPSC PCS mock here runs 120 minutes, matching the official working time for the paper it reproduces. The timer starts when you begin and the test submits itself when time runs out, so it is worth starting one only when you can sit it through.

Do these UPPSC PCS mock tests have negative marking?

Yes. Every UPPSC PCS test here deducts 0.667 marks for a wrong answer and scores an unanswered question zero, the same as the official scheme it is checked against. Your result breaks out what the deduction cost you, so you can see whether guessing helped or hurt.

Are these UPPSC PCS mock tests free?

Yes. All 1 UPPSC PCS test on this page are free to attempt, with no account and no paid tier holding back better questions.