CRPF Constable Mock Test 2026: Online Test Series
Practise the CRPF Constable CBT with full-length and sectional tests in the current 100-question pattern.
A CRPF Constable mock test lets you practise the Computer Based Test under real conditions before the day it counts. In the 2026 Technical & Tradesmen and Pioneer recruitment, the CBT has 100 questions for 100 marks in 2 hours, with 0.25 marks deducted for each wrong answer, and your normalised CBT score alone decides the final merit. That makes every mark you save through practice count.
The 2026 cycle also puts the PET and PST before the CBT, so many candidates spend their early months on running and start written practice late. Regular mocks keep your accuracy and timing on track while you train. This page explains which tests to take, when to take them and how to learn from each one.
Types of CRPF Constable tests
Test type | What it covers | When to take it |
|---|---|---|
Topic-wise test | One topic, such as percentages, coding-decoding or Indian polity, in 15 to 25 questions | Right after you finish studying that topic |
Sectional test | One full part of the CBT: 25 questions in Reasoning, GK, Mathematics or English/Hindi | Once most topics in that subject are done |
Full-length mock test | All four parts, 100 questions in 2 hours with negative marking | In the last 6 to 8 weeks, then more often near the exam |
Previous year paper | Questions from earlier CRPF Constable (Technical & Tradesmen) cycles | Early to judge the level, and again in the final phase |
Current affairs quiz | Recent events, sports, awards and schemes | Weekly, all through your preparation |
The current pattern to practise in
Part | Subject | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
A | General Intelligence and Reasoning | 25 | 25 |
B | General Knowledge and General Awareness | 25 | 25 |
C | Elementary Mathematics | 25 | 25 |
D | English/Hindi | 25 | 25 |
The paper is in English and Hindi only, at Matriculation level, and calculators are not allowed. Choose mocks that follow this exact format. Tests built for the SSC Constable (GD) exam use 80 questions, 160 marks and 60 minutes, which is the pattern for Constable (GD) posts in CRPF, not for trade posts.
How to use CRPF Constable mock tests
Phase 1, building basics: Two or three topic-wise tests a week, linked to what you studied that week.
Phase 2, subject strength: Two sectional tests a week, rotating across the four parts, plus a weekly current affairs quiz.
Phase 3, full rehearsal: One full-length mock a week, rising to two or three a week in the final month, taken at the same time of day as your expected exam slot.
Throughout: Keep running on your PET schedule. A mock on a rest day from running is a good routine.
How to analyse a mock test
The score is the least useful part of a mock. The review is where marks are won.
Wrong answers: Find whether the cause was a concept gap, a calculation slip or a misread question, and note it in an error log.
Slow questions: Mark questions that took over 2 minutes even if you got them right, and learn a faster method.
Skipped but solvable: Re-try skipped questions without the clock. If you can solve them, you were too cautious.
Guessing pattern: Count how many guesses were right. If fewer than one in five were right, guessing is costing you marks.
Benchmarks to track
Measure | What to watch |
|---|---|
Accuracy | Correct answers as a share of attempts; aim for 85% or more |
Attempts | How many of the 100 questions you answer with confidence |
Sectional scores | Each part out of 25; no part should lag far behind the others |
Time per part | Roughly 30 minutes per part, with spare time going to mathematics |
Score against cut-off | Your score compared with the previous cut-off for your State/UT, trade and category |
Common mistakes
Practising the wrong pattern: Using GD-style 60-minute papers for a 2-hour, 100-question CBT.
Skipping the review: Taking mock after mock without analysing any of them.
Ignoring negative marking: Attempting every question and losing marks on blind guesses.
Neglecting Parts A and B: Ties are broken on Reasoning and then GK marks, so weak scores there hurt twice.
Leaving mocks to the end: Starting full-length tests only in the last two weeks leaves no time to fix what they reveal.
The tests listed above on this page are CRPF Constable mock tests on Testkart, published by educators on the platform. They give you a timed attempt with negative marking and a section-wise analysis, so you can see which part needs work after every test.