State Government Recruitment

UP Police Constable Mock Test: Online Test Series for the Written Exam

Practise the 150-question UP Police Constable written exam in timed online tests with section-wise analysis.

The UP Police Constable written exam, conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB), packs 150 questions into two hours. That leaves you about 48 seconds per question, so knowing the syllabus is only half the job. A regular UP Police Constable mock test is how you build the speed, accuracy and OMR discipline the paper demands.

The written exam for the 2025-26 recruitment (32,679 posts) was held on 8, 9 and 10 June 2026. If you are preparing for the next cycle, this page explains which tests to take, when to take them and how to turn every score into a better revision plan.

Why Mock Tests Matter for This Exam

  • Written marks drive the merit list: PST and PET are qualifying stages, so your written score largely decides your rank.

  • Wrong answers cost marks: Recent cycles deducted 0.5 marks per wrong answer. Mocks teach you when to attempt and when to skip.

  • The paper is offline: Practising with a time limit and a self-made OMR sheet reduces bubbling errors on exam day.

Exam Pattern to Practise In

Particular

Details

Mode

Offline, OMR-based objective test

Sections

General Knowledge, General Hindi, Numerical and Mental Ability, Mental Aptitude/IQ/Reasoning

Questions and marks

150 questions, 300 marks (2 marks each)

Duration

2 hours

Confirm the marking rules in the current notification on the official UPPRPB website, and read the full UP Police Constable exam pattern before you start.

Types of Practice Tests

Test type

What it covers

When to take it

Topic test

One chapter, such as percentage or Hindi sandhi

Right after finishing that chapter

Sectional test

One full section under a time limit

Once a section is about 60 percent complete

Previous year paper

Actual questions from earlier exams

Early, to judge the level, and again near the exam

Full-length mock

All 150 questions in 2 hours

Weekly at first, then two or three times a week

How to Use Mock Tests

  1. Foundation phase: Take topic tests daily and one previous year paper to see where you stand.

  2. Building phase: Add two or three sectional tests a week, giving extra time to your weakest section.

  3. Final phase: Attempt full-length mocks at the same time of day as your exam shift and analyse each one the same day.

How to Analyse Each Mock

  • Wrong answers: Note whether the cause was a concept gap, a silly error or a guess.

  • Slow questions: Mark any question that took over a minute and find a faster method.

  • Skipped but solvable: These are your easiest extra marks in the next test.

  • Section scores: Track accuracy and attempts for each section, not just the total. Compare your score with the previous UP Police Constable cut-off for a realistic target.

Frequently Asked Questions