UPSC Mock Tests 2026
Civil Services Prelims practice in the real exam interface, with section-wise analysis, rank and detailed solutions after every test.
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Prepare for the UPSC Civil Services Examination with Mock Guru's UPSC mock tests. Practise Prelims-level questions in a real test interface, build the judgement needed to attempt or skip a question, and see where your accuracy breaks down.
The tests listed above are Mock Guru practice tests. Their duration and marks appear on each card and may differ from the official pattern below.
UPSC Prelims Exam Pattern
| Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| General Studies Paper I | 100 | 200 |
| CSAT Paper II (qualifying, 33%) | 80 | 200 |
| Each paper: 2 hours | 180 | 400 |
One third of the marks assigned to a question are deducted for a wrong answer in both papers. CSAT is qualifying only. Check the latest UPSC notification for any change.
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What is the UPSC Prelims exam pattern?
UPSC Prelims has two papers. General Studies Paper I carries 100 questions for 200 marks and counts towards the cut-off. CSAT Paper II carries 80 questions for 200 marks and is qualifying at 33%. Each paper runs for two hours with one third negative marking.
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