Rajasthan Police Constable Mock Tests
Rajasthan Police Recruitment Board. Build your understanding, one focused test at a time.
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Rajasthan Police Recruitment Board. Build your understanding, one focused test at a time.
Choose a subject to explore its practice sets.
The Rajasthan Police Recruitment Board holds a written exam to select constables for Rajasthan Police. Candidates who pass it go on to physical standard and efficiency tests, and then to document verification and a medical.
ExamForge gives you 10 free, timed Rajasthan Police mock tests of 92 to 100 questions each, covering Reasoning, General Science, Computer Literacy, General Knowledge and Rajasthan GK: history, art, culture and geography. Every question has an explanation after you submit. The question bank is in English only. Your first three sets need no signup.
Whether the written exam deducts marks has varied between recruitment cycles. ExamForge sets have no negative marking, so check the current notice and apply any penalty yourself.
Details change between recruitment cycles. Check police.rajasthan.gov.in and the current advertisement before you apply.
Rajasthan-specific GK is the feature that sets this exam apart from other constable exams. Each ExamForge mock test mixes all of these areas.
History, art, culture and geography of the state.
National and international facts.
Mental ability.
Basics at school level.
Requirements are set in each recruitment notice. In general:
Selection normally runs in this order.
The objective paper that decides who is called to the next stage.
Measurement, race and field events.
Candidates on the merit list have their certificates and fitness checked.
Forts, fairs, folk arts and districts return in every cycle and are easy to memorise from short notes.
ExamForge explanations make good revision cards for the state’s history and culture.
Unless the current notice says otherwise, review marks lost to blanks against marks lost to guesses.
Between 92 and 100, with one minute for each question.
No. This question bank is in English only.
Yes. Your first three sets need no account; create a free account to keep practising and keep your history.