RPSC Junior Accountant Mock Test and Practice Papers
Timed practice for Paper I and Paper II in the two-paper Junior Accountant format, with section-wise analysis.
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Why RPSC Junior Accountant Mock Tests Matter
An RPSC Junior Accountant mock test recreates the two-paper written exam: 150 objective questions in 150 minutes for each paper, with negative marking reported at one-third of a question's marks. Mocks build the speed and judgement that this format demands, especially in Paper II accounts and rules questions.
RPSC last held this exam on 4 October 2016. The latest Junior Accountant and TRA cycle was conducted by RSMSSB, so check the RSMSSB Junior Accountant page for the current pattern. The subjects overlap strongly, so practice in this format stays useful.
Types of Tests to Use
Test type | What it covers | When to take it |
|---|---|---|
Topic tests | One chapter, such as depreciation or leave rules | Right after finishing the chapter |
Subject tests | 25 questions from one subject in about 25 minutes | Weekly, once a subject is half done |
Full Paper I or Paper II mocks | 150 questions in 2 hours 30 minutes | From the middle of your plan |
Back-to-back full mocks | Both papers on the same day | Final four to six weeks |
Previous papers | RPSC papers from 2 August 2015 and 4 October 2016 | Early for a baseline, again near the end |
Practise in the Right Pattern
Each paper has six subjects worth 75 marks each, as reported. Paper I covers Hindi, English, Rajasthan GK, General Science, Mathematics and Computer. Paper II covers Bookkeeping and Accountancy, Business Methods, Auditing, Indian Economics, Rajasthan Service Rules and GF and AR.
How to Use Mock Tests
Phase 1 (concepts): Two or three topic tests a week, untimed at first, to check understanding.
Phase 2 (speed): Subject tests at about one minute per question, twice a week.
Phase 3 (full papers): One full Paper I and one full Paper II mock each week.
Phase 4 (exam simulation): Both papers on the same day, twice a week, at the real exam timings.
How to Analyse a Mock
Wrong answers: Note whether the error was a concept gap, a misread question or a careless slip.
Slow questions: Mark questions that took over two minutes, often accounts calculations, and practise shortcuts.
Skipped but solvable: Count questions you skipped but could have solved. This shows if you are too cautious.
Error log: Add every mistake to one notebook and revise it weekly.
Benchmarks to Track
Accuracy: Aim for 85% or higher on attempted questions, because each wrong answer costs a mark.
Combined score: The reported 2016 General JA cut-off was 583.91 out of 900, so aim for a clear margin above it. See the RPSC Junior Accountant cut-off page.
Subject floor: Do not let any subject fall below about 40 out of 75.
Time: Finish each paper with 10 minutes to spare for checking.
Common Mistakes
Only practising Paper I: Paper II decides ranks, so give it at least equal mock time.
Blind guessing: With negative marking, random guesses lower your score over time.
Skipping analysis: A mock without review teaches very little.
RPSC's previous papers are listed on the official RPSC website.