Nagaland Police Constable Mock Test 2026: Full 80-Question Written Paper in 2 Hours
A full written test mock for the 1,137-post Nagaland Police Constable GD drive: 80 questions, 40 marks, 2 hours, English, on every topic the advertisement lists, including Naga culture and Nagaland GK.
Posts and eligibility are on the recruitment page. PET bands and the topic list are on the syllabus page. Keep two hours free.
How close this is to the real test
| Section in this mock | Questions |
|---|---|
| Nagaland and Naga culture | 15 |
| General knowledge and current events | 10 |
| Science | 10 |
| Indian history | 10 |
| Indian polity | 8 |
| Geography and social science | 7 |
| Elementary mathematics | 10 |
| Sports | 5 |
| General mental aptitude | 5 |
| Total | 80 (40 marks) |
- Size, time and language match the advertisement: 80 MCQs, 40 marks, 2 hours, English only.
- Topics are only those the advertisement lists. It does not print how many questions come from each, so the split above is our estimate. Nagaland and Naga culture get the biggest share because the advertisement names them twice.
- Level: Class 8, the minimum qualification (Class 6 for Backward Tribes).
- No negative marking, because none is printed.
Take the mock
Loading the practice paper.
Reading your score
The written test is 40 of 100 marks. PET carries 45 and decides whether you reach the paper at all.
30 or more out of 40: strong. Keep the paper ticking over and put most of your time into the run and pull-ups.
20 to 29: look at the section scores. Nagaland and Naga culture questions should be your easiest marks. If they are not, read about the tribes, their festivals and the State's history this week.
Below 20: start with the English reading itself. If a question took you long to understand, practise reading short English passages every day. The paper will not be in any other language.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The advertisement prints 80 multiple-choice questions for 40 marks in two hours, in English only. This mock uses the same size, time and language, and only topics the advertisement names.
No. The advertisement does not mention negative marking for the written test.
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