CCE PYQs (GS-I) Mock Tests

Solving previous year question papers is one of the most effective strategies for cracking the APSC CCE Prelims, and at AssamTest.com, we have converted the actual General Studies Paper I questions from the 2022, 2023, and 2024 examinations into fully interactive online mock tests. These are the real questions that appeared in the APSC Combined Competitive Examination conducted by the Assam Public Service Commission, presented in a timed, exam-like environment so you can practice exactly the way the actual exam works. The APSC CCE Prelims GS Paper I carries 200 marks with objective-type multiple-choice questions to be completed in 2 hours, and 30-35% of the questions are compulsorily related to Assam. By practicing these year-wise PYQ mock tests, you get first-hand exposure to the actual difficulty level, question framing style, and topic distribution that APSC follows, which no amount of reading from textbooks alone can provide.

Each year's GS Paper I covers a wide range of subjects including Indian History, Geography, Indian Polity and Governance, Indian Economy, General Science, Environmental Studies, Current Affairs, and a significant Assam-specific component covering the state's history, geography, polity, economy, culture, biodiversity, and recent developments. By attempting the 2022, 2023, and 2024 papers as online mock tests, you can clearly observe the recurring topics and shifting trends across years — which subjects are gaining more weightage, which areas of Assam-specific knowledge are being asked repeatedly, and how the difficulty level has evolved. This kind of year-over-year analysis is invaluable for building a focused preparation strategy for the upcoming APSC CCE 2025-26 Prelims.

At AssamTest.com, each PYQ mock test replicates the original exam conditions with the correct number of questions, 2-hour time limit, and negative marking of 0.25 marks per wrong answer. After completing each test, you receive instant results with detailed performance analysis showing your score, accuracy, time taken per question, and subject-wise breakdown. This helps you identify exactly which areas of the GS Paper I syllabus need more attention — whether it is Assam history, Indian polity, general science, or current affairs. Practice all three years of APSC CCE Prelims GS-I previous year papers at AssamTest.com and build the familiarity, confidence, and exam temperament needed to clear the Prelims and advance to the Mains stage.