Mock Test
Why this feature exists, and how it helps
Why it exists
Knowing the syllabus is not the same as surviving 100 questions in 120 minutes with the clock, negative marking, and fatigue all working against you at once. Mock Test exists to put you through that exact pressure well before the real exam does, so the first time you feel it isn't on results day.
What it is
A full-length, 100-question, 2-hour Prelims simulation combining GS Paper 1 and CSAT questions in real UPSC proportions, with optional negative marking, question flagging, and a question navigator — as close to exam-day conditions as a browser can get.
How & when to use it
Take a full mock every 1–2 weeks in the run-up to Prelims, ideally at the same time of day the real exam is held, in one sitting with no pauses — treat the 2-hour block as non-negotiable, not something to finish 'later'.
Inspiration behind it
There's no single topper attached to this page — the philosophy behind full mocks is one nearly every serious UPSC selection shares: simulate the real exam's conditions, timing, and pressure repeatedly, long before the actual day, so nothing about exam day itself is unfamiliar.
Top 3 value-adds in your prep
Topic-wise performance breakdown after every mock pinpoints exactly which subjects cost you marks, turning a single test into a targeted revision plan for the next two weeks.
A built-in skip-strategy analysis shows how many marks your skips saved versus how many wrong attempts cost you — the exact trade-off UPSC's negative marking forces you to manage on exam day.
The question bank draws fresh from both PYQs and an unseen-first pool, so a repeat mock doesn't just recycle the same 100 questions you already memorized.
UPSC Prelims Full Mock Test
100 questions · 2 hours · UPSC-exact distribution
📌 Instructions
- • 100 questions from GS1, GS2, GS3, GS4 and CSAT
- • Time: 2 hours (120 minutes)
- • Each correct answer: +2 marks
- • Each wrong answer: −⅔ marks (UPSC negative marking)
- • Unattempted questions: 0 marks
- • No hints or explanations during the test
- • You can flag questions and return to them
- • Full analysis shown after submission
First mock free · Email required for subsequent tests