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Full-Length Super TET Practice Test 1

Practice tests by SuperTET.com are original mock tests designed by teachers to mirror the official UPESSC 120-question, 360-mark structure. They are not official mock tests released by UPESSC.

Select your answers, track your pacing with the live 2-hour countdown timer, and submit when ready to view your net score, subject-wise accuracy breakdown, and full teacher explanations:

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Examination Instructions & Scoring Rules

  • Total Duration: Exactly 120 minutes (2 Hours). The test engine features auto-submit protection that automatically computes your score if the timer expires.
  • Total Questions: 120 multiple-choice questions across all 10 official syllabus sections.
  • Marking Policy:
    • +3 marks awarded for every correct answer.
    • -1 mark deducted for every incorrect response (1/3rd penalty).
    • 0 marks for questions left unattempted.
  • Question Palette: Buttons in the palette update in real time: Green indicates an answered question, Yellow indicates marked for review, and Grey indicates not yet visited or answered.
  • Review Mode: After submission, you will see your total net score out of 360, your subject accuracy breakdown, and step-by-step teacher reasoning for every question.
Guide diagram illustrating the mock test interactive question palette and negative marking rules
Interactive question palette color codes and the +3 / -1 marking scheme implemented in the test simulator. (View Text Version)

Section-Wise Question Distribution

This practice test strictly adheres to the official section weightages established under UPESSC Advt. No. 05/2026:

Section / SubjectQuestion RangeQuestion CountTotal Marks
Languages (Hindi 16, English 7, Sanskrit 7)Q1 – Q3030 Qs90 Marks
General Knowledge & Current AffairsQ31 – Q5525 Qs75 Marks
MathematicsQ56 – Q7116 Qs48 Marks
ScienceQ72 – Q798 Qs24 Marks
Environment & Social StudiesQ80 – Q878 Qs24 Marks
Teaching Skills (शिक्षण कौशल)Q88 – Q958 Qs24 Marks
Child Psychology (बाल मनोविज्ञान)Q96 – Q1038 Qs24 Marks
Life Skills, Management & AttitudeQ104 – Q1118 Qs24 Marks
Logical ReasoningQ112 – Q1165 Qs15 Marks
Information Technology (Computer)Q117 – Q1204 Qs12 Marks
Full Composite Paper
Q1 – Q120
120 Qs
360 Marks
Infographic illustrating the balanced 120-question section distribution for Super TET mock exam
Visual allocation of the 120 mock exam questions across academic, pedagogy, and reasoning domains. (View Text Version)

How to Maximize Your Mock Test Score

Our educators recommend applying the Two-Pass Examination Technique:

  1. Round 1 (Minutes 0 – 70): Rapidly solve all direct factual questions across Languages, GK, Pedagogy, and Child Psychology. If a question requires extensive calculation or causes doubt, do not stall; mark it for review and move forward.
  2. Round 2 (Minutes 71 – 110): Dedicate focused concentration to Mathematics and Logical Reasoning problems where pencil calculation is required.
  3. Final 10 Minutes: Verify unattempted questions where you were able to eliminate two options. Calculate whether taking a calculated risk makes mathematical sense under the 1/3rd penalty.
Time-management workflow diagram illustrating the two-pass technique for 120-minute mock tests
Two-pass time management strategy for maximizing net score across the 120-minute examination window. (View Text Version)

Local Score Tracking

Your performance history is safely stored in your browser's local storage. You can retake the test at any time to measure your progress against your previous benchmark.

To practice individual subject question sets, explore our Important Questions Bank containing 200+ filterable MCQs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are these mock tests completely free?

Yes. All mock tests and practice question banks on SuperTET.com are 100% free with no registration or payment required.

How many mock tests should I solve before the exam?

Teachers recommend solving at least 8 to 10 full-length timed mock tests. Crucially, spend at least two hours analyzing your mistakes after every test.

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