How many mock tests should I take for MP Police Constable?

Start with topic and sectional tests, then take one full-length mock a week and move to two or three a week in the final six weeks. Analyse each one before the next.

Do MP Police Constable mock tests follow the 2026 pattern?

Choose tests with 100 questions in 2 hours split 40, 30 and 30 across the three subjects, with no negative marking, to match the current pattern.

What score is safe in MP Police Constable mocks?

There is no official safe score, because shortlisting is percentile-based. Aim to attempt all questions and score clearly above the previous category cut-off in your mocks.

Should I solve previous year papers along with mock tests?

Yes. Previous year papers show the real difficulty level and question style, while mocks build speed in the current pattern.

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An MP Police Constable mock test is the closest you can get to the real written test before exam day. The 2026 computer-based test has 100 questions in two hours with no negative marking, and shortlisting for the physical stage is percentile-based. That makes speed, accuracy and full attempts the difference between a safe score and a near miss.

This page explains which tests to take at each stage, how to analyse them and which numbers to track.

Types of tests to use

Test type	What it covers	When to take it
Topic-wise test	One chapter, for example percentage or Madhya Pradesh GK	Right after finishing a topic
Sectional test	One subject: GK and reasoning, mental aptitude, or science and arithmetic	Once basics of a subject are done
Full-length mock	All 100 questions in 2 hours	Weekly in the middle phase, then two or three a week
Previous year paper	Questions from earlier MPESB constable tests	Early to judge level, again near the exam

Current pattern to practise in

Subject	Questions	Marks
General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning	40	40
Intellectual Ability and Mental Aptitude	30	30
Science and Simple Arithmetic	30	30
Total (2 hours)	100	100

Use mocks that match this split and the two-hour limit. Older test series may still use a different section split, so check before you rely on one. And the official rulebook is on the MPESB website.

How to use mock tests

Foundation phase: One topic-wise test after each chapter, and one sectional test a week.
Middle phase: One full-length mock a week, plus sectional tests for your weakest subject.
Final six weeks: Two to three full-length mocks a week at the same time of day as your shift.

How to analyse a mock

Wrong answers: Note the concept behind each error in an error log and revise it within two days.
Slow questions: Mark any question that took over two minutes, even if correct, and find a faster method.
Skipped but solvable: With no negative marking, list questions you left blank that you could have answered.

Benchmarks to track

Attempts: All 100 questions in every mock.
Accuracy: Above 80% in reasoning and arithmetic before the final month.
Section scores: Track each subject separately so one weak section does not hide behind a good total.
Percentile: Compare your percentile over several mocks against the MP Police Constable cut-off.

Common mistakes

Taking mocks without analysis: A mock without review shows a score but does not improve the next one.
Ignoring current affairs: GK questions on recent state and national events need regular updates, not just static GK.
Leaving the PET too late: Physical marks count in merit, so keep training alongside mocks.