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Every category PracticeMocks covers, from Banking and SSC to Design and Foreign Education. Pick a category to see its guides and articles.

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Government Exams

Central and state government recruitment exams: notifications, eligibility, patterns and official dates.

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Banking

IBPS, SBI, RBI and other bank recruitment exams.

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Defence & Police

NDA, CDS, AFCAT, CAPF and state police recruitment.

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Teaching

CTET, state TETs and teacher recruitment exams.

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School Level - State Boards

State board examinations and school-level assessments.

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Civil Services

UPSC Civil Services and state PSC examinations.

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Graduate Engineering

GATE and exams for engineering graduates.

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SSC

Staff Selection Commission exams such as CGL, CHSL, MTS and GD.

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Medical

NEET and other medical entrance and recruitment exams.

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School Level - All India

National-level school examinations and olympiads.

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Others

Exams and study guidance outside the main categories.

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Engineering Entrance

JEE and other engineering admission exams.

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Management

CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT and other MBA entrance exams.

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Railway

RRB NTPC, Group D, ALP and other railway recruitment.

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Law, Arts, Commerce

Law entrance, arts and commerce admission exams.

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Professional Courses

Entrance exams for professional degree programmes.

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CUET

Common University Entrance Test for central universities.

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PSUs & Research

Public sector undertaking and research organisation recruitment.

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Insurance

LIC, NIACL and other insurance sector recruitment.

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Computer & Information Technology

Computer and IT qualification exams.

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Professional Certification Courses

Professional certification examinations.

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Designing

NID, NIFT, UCEED and other design entrance exams.

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IT Placement Papers

Campus and off-campus IT company recruitment processes.

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Foreign Education

Exams for studying abroad, such as language and admission tests.

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Finance

Finance sector qualification and recruitment exams.

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Driving License

Driving licence tests: learner's licence, permanent licence and RTO test information.

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NCVT NIMI

NCVT / NIMI ITI trade examinations, results and certification.

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Government exams at a glance

ExamConducted byFrequencyPractice
SSC CGLStaff Selection Commission (SSC)Once a yearpracticemocks.com ↗
IBPS POIBPSOnce a yearpracticemocks.com ↗
SBI ClerkState Bank of IndiaAs notifiedpracticemocks.com ↗
UPSC CSEUPSCOnce a yearpracticemocks.com ↗
RRB NTPCRailway Recruitment BoardsAs notifiedpracticemocks.com ↗
NDAUPSCTwice a yearpracticemocks.com ↗
CTETCBSEAs notified by CBSEpracticemocks.com ↗

Getting started

From notification to exam day

  1. 1

    Check the correct recruitment cycle

    Match the exam name, year and notice number. Read corrigenda for revised instructions, and distinguish an application deadline from the date of the examination.

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  2. 2

    Build a topic and revision plan

    Turn the syllabus into manageable study blocks. Use previous papers for context, practise weak topics and leave time to review mistakes instead of only adding new material.

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  3. 3

    Review performance and instructions

    Compare accuracy and time spent across mocks. Before exam day, confirm the allotted centre, reporting time and required documents from the official admission instructions.

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234 entries from the earlier brochure, including legacy exams and study topics. This archive does not confirm current recruitment or test availability.

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Frequently asked questions

Which government exams can I prepare for here?

Explore guides for SSC CGL, IBPS PO, SBI Clerk, UPSC CSE, RRB NTPC, NDA and CTET. The earlier brochure directory also includes legacy exams and study topics; check the portal for available tests.

Are the mock tests based on the latest pattern?

Compare the test description on the PracticeMocks portal with your recruitment cycle's official notification before choosing a series. Patterns can change between cycles.

Can I prepare for more than one exam?

Yes. Many exams share syllabus areas like reasoning, quant and GK, so you can practise for several at once.

Where do I find official notifications?

Always confirm dates and eligibility on the conducting body's official website. Our guides summarise the key points.

Which government exam is best or easiest?

There is no single answer for every aspirant. Compare your qualification, strengths, preferred role and preparation time. A familiar syllabus does not guarantee selection, and difficulty varies by paper and competition.

Can I apply after Class 12 or do I need a degree?

Qualification requirements depend on the post and recruitment cycle. Read the official notice for the required qualification and the date by which you must hold it; do not assume all posts under one exam have identical rules.

Where should I find previous-year papers?

Start with the conducting body's official question-paper or examination archive, where available. Match the paper to the correct exam and stage, then check the current syllabus before treating it as a model for this year's test.