UPSC Prelims Paper I (GS) — Practice Test 1
moderateFree- 100 Questions
- 120 min
- 200 marks
- 4,851 attempts
- English / Hindi
The best UPSC Prelims mocks test elimination skill on tricky GS statements. FreeMockTest provides GS and CSAT mocks with detailed reasoning, free. Pick a test below to start — your progress is auto-saved as you go.
UPSC Prelims is conducted as separate papers on exam day. Practise each paper on its own below — each set follows that paper's official structure, marking and duration.
History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Environment, Science & Current Affairs.
Comprehension, logical reasoning, analytical ability and basic numeracy.
This page gives you 6 free, full-length UPSC Prelims mock tests — 540 exam-pattern questions in total — each running in a real CBT interface with a live timer, question palette, instant scoring and detailed solutions. The papers follow the latest UPSC Prelims pattern with negative marking of up to 0.8333333333333334 per wrong answer, available in English, and require no sign-up. Read NCERTs and a standard newspaper, revise current affairs, and take weekly full-length Prelims mocks to refine your attempt strategy.
There are 6 full-length UPSC Prelims mock tests here, 540 practice questions in total. Every test is free, needs no sign-up and can be attempted any number of times.
Two objective papers: GS Paper I (100 questions, 200 marks) is the merit paper; CSAT (Paper II) is qualifying at 33%. Both carry 1/3 negative marking. Each mock follows that structure, section split, marking and timing, and is modelled on previous years' papers.
Yes. After you submit, you get an instant score with section-wise accuracy, difficulty-wise performance, time analysis, a predicted percentile and rank, plus step-by-step solutions for every question.
These tests are available in English, with negative marking of up to 0.8333333333333334 per wrong answer, mirroring the real UPSC Prelims exam.
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