Fifteen years of UPPSC Prelims questions (2011–2025), sorted by subject into timed 100-question tests — History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Environment and Science & Technology — plus full CSAT papers built in the real Paper 2 mix. Every question is one the commission actually asked, marked the way the commission marks it, with an explanation.
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How many questions UPPSC asked from each subject in GS Paper 1, counted across all 15 papers from 2011–2025 (1,707 questions in these six subjects). Each subject test takes 100 of them, spread over the topics in the proportion the commission set them.
Ancient, medieval and modern India, with the freedom struggle the single biggest block.
Most asked: Freedom Struggle and National Movement · Modern History · Mughal Empire · Freedom Struggle · Delhi Sultanate
Constitution, Parliament, judiciary, Panchayati Raj and centre–state relations.
Most asked: Indian Constitutional Development · Panchayati Raj · Legislature · Centre-State Relations · Parliament
Physical, Indian and world geography, population and economic geography.
Most asked: World Geography · Population and Urbanisation · Population · Indian Geography · Economic Geography
Planning, banking, budget, agriculture and the government schemes UPPSC loves.
Most asked: Government Schemes · Agriculture · Poverty and Unemployment · Current Affairs · Economic Planning
Ecology, biodiversity, pollution, climate change and protected areas.
Most asked: Pollution · Environment and Ecosystem · Biodiversity · Ecosystem · Climate Change
Biology, physics and chemistry basics, plus space, defence and computers.
Most asked: Zoology · Physics · Chemistry · Botany · Science Technology
CSAT is qualifying — you need 66 of 200 (33%) — and a GS score does not count unless you clear it. Each CSAT paper in the series is a full 100-question Paper 2 in two hours, assembled from the 13 real CSAT papers so that its mix matches what the commission sets on average: comprehension passages in Hindi and English, interpersonal and communication skills, decision making, logical reasoning and mental ability, elementary (Class 10) mathematics, and general Hindi and English. Passages come whole, with all their questions together.
| Paper | Questions | Marks | Time | Wrong answer | Counts for merit? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GS Paper 1 | 150 | 200 (1.33 each) | 2 hours | −0.44 (one third) | Yes |
| CSAT Paper 2 | 100 | 200 (2 each) | 2 hours | −0.66 (one third) | Qualifying, 33% |
The series uses exactly these marks. Subject tests run at the GS paper's pace: 100 questions in 80 minutes.
Economy has the fewest past questions (202 since 2011), so its two tests cover nearly every economy question UPPSC has asked.
All 15 UPPSC Prelims GS Paper 1 papers and 13 CSAT papers from 2011–2025 are on the UPPSC previous year papers page, starting with the 2025 GS Paper 1 and 2025 CSAT. Preparing for Mains too? Get your answer copies checked with the UPPSC Mains copy checker.
They take the real questions from UPPSC Prelims General Studies Paper 1 (2011–2025) and CSAT Paper 2 and regroup them by subject into timed tests. Each subject test is 100 questions of one subject — History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Environment or Science & Technology — and each CSAT paper is a full 100-question Paper 2. There are 16 tests in all: 12 subject tests and 4 CSAT papers.
Each test uses one test credit, the same as any other test on AI Test Planet. A credit is ₹10, and less when you buy in bulk (₹9 each from 5 credits, ₹8 each from 10) on the pricing page. Your first test on the site is free, with the full performance report; the AI features come with any test you buy.
Counted across the 15 GS Paper 1 papers from 2011–2025: History about 23 a paper, Polity about 19 a paper, Geography about 24 a paper, Economy about 13 a paper, Environment about 14 a paper, Science & Technology about 20 a paper. Current affairs and Uttar Pradesh-specific GK make up most of the rest of the 150.
Yes — every question is a real UPPSC Prelims question, and the year-wise papers stay available on the UPPSC page. What the subject-wise tests add is the arrangement: 100 questions of one subject in one sitting, drawn from every year, so you can see how the commission asks a subject over fifteen years and where you personally lose marks.
The commission's own. Subject tests: +1.33 for a correct answer and −0.44 for a wrong one (GS Paper 1 is 150 questions for 200 marks, with a third of a question's marks deducted for a wrong answer), 80 minutes for 100 questions — the real paper's pace. CSAT papers: +2 / −0.66, 2 hours, and 66 of 200 marks (33%) to qualify.
No. All 16 tests are built as one set with no shared question — 1,600 different questions. Questions the commission cancelled (dropped) are left out.
Your score under UPPSC marking, a detailed explanation for every question, and the AI performance report with your accuracy broken down topic by topic, so you know exactly which areas to revise before the next test.
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