UP Police Constable mock tests in the official pattern
20 free full-length mock tests for UP Police Constable, each built to the pattern in the official notification (Constable Recruitment 2025): the same sections, number of questions, time limit and negative marking. Every mock keeps its questions, so you can retake it and compare scores, and no question repeats within a stage's series. Take them online in English or Hindi; no sign-up.
Each mock opens in your browser and starts its timer when you press Start.
Written test (OMR based): 20 mock tests
| Section | Questions |
|---|---|
| General Knowledge, General Hindi, Numerical and Mental Ability, Mental Aptitude / IQ and Reasoning (one combined paper) | 150 |
| Total | 150 |
Time: 120 minutes for the whole paper. Negative marking: not stated in the notification, so nothing is deducted in these mocks.
Pattern from the official notification (Constable Recruitment 2025) ↗ · checked 15 October 2026
How these mocks are made
These are practice mocks in the official pattern, not the exam body's question papers: each mock is filled from the Pariksha Saathi question bank, topic by topic, in the official sections. The questions are written by Pariksha Saathi with AI assistance and fact-checked. The pattern figures are copied from the notification linked above. Spotted an error? Tell us.
Frequently asked questions
Are these UP Police Constable mock tests free?
Yes. Every mock is free to take in your browser, with no sign-up and no payment.
Is there negative marking in these UP Police Constable mocks?
The notification does not state negative marking, so nothing is deducted.
Are these previous year UP Police Constable papers?
No. They are practice mocks in the official pattern, filled from the Pariksha Saathi question bank. We do not publish the exam body's question papers.
Can I take the mocks in Hindi?
Yes. Open the Hindi page and every question in the mocks is in Hindi.
Do the mocks repeat questions?
No question repeats within a stage's series, and each mock is the same set of questions every time you take it, so a retake shows your real progress.