UP Police Constable 2018 Question Paper (26-Oct-2018) (Shift-2)

Questions
143
Duration
180 min
Total Marks
146
Negative
−0.25

Test Sections

SectionQuestionsMarks/Q
General Awareness
Numerical Ability

Topics Covered

General Intelligence and Reasoning(53)General Awareness(36)Hindi Language(30)Numerical Ability(12)Quantitative Aptitude(9)Biology(3)

Sample Questions from this Test

  1. Long distance runner Sudha Singh won Silver in the women's 3000 m steeplechase event at the Asian Games 2018. She belongs to ______ district of Uttar Pradesh.
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  2. The United Provinces was renamed as Uttar Pradesh on ______
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  3. In February 2018, the ______ district of Uttar Pradesh selected 'Kala namak' rice as a product under the “One district One product" scheme.
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Test Instructions

  • The test contains 143 questions and a total of 146 marks.
  • You will have 180 minutes to complete the test. The timer cannot be paused once started.
  • Negative marking: 0.25 mark(s) deducted per wrong answer.
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