UPESSC UP TGT & UP PGT 2026 Hard Mock Test 2 – Free Online Practice Test

Pre­pare for the Uttar Pradesh UPESSC UP TGT and UP PGT Exam­i­na­tion 2026 with Hard Mock Test 2 on TillEx­am. This free online prac­tice test con­tains 20 chal­leng­ing mul­ti­ple-choice ques­tions designed to test con­cep­tu­al under­stand­ing, ana­lyt­i­cal think­ing, edu­ca­tion­al psy­chol­o­gy, Gen­er­al Stud­ies and quan­ti­ta­tive aptitude.

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This prac­tice set includes ques­tions on Indi­an Con­sti­tu­tion, Indi­an His­to­ry, Geog­ra­phy, Gen­er­al Sci­ence, edu­ca­tion­al psy­chol­o­gy, teach­ing meth­ods, assess­ment tech­niques, log­i­cal rea­son­ing, math­e­mat­ics and sta­tis­tics. It is suit­able for can­di­dates look­ing to strength­en their prepa­ra­tion through dif­fi­cult ques­tions and detailed explanations.

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UPESSC UP TGT & UP PGT 2026
Hard Mock Test – 2

Advanced Lev­el | 20 Chal­leng­ing MCQs | Instant Result
Instruc­tions
• Total ques­tions: 20
• Cor­rect answer: +3 marks
• Incor­rect answer: −1 mark
• Unat­tempt­ed ques­tion: 0 marks
• Max­i­mum score in this prac­tice set: 60 marks
• Select one option for each ques­tion and sub­mit to view your score and expla­na­tions.

This is an orig­i­nal mixed-top­ic prac­tice set, not an offi­cial UPESSC ques­tion paper. Check the offi­cial syl­labus for your select­ed TGT/PGT subject.

1. Which of the following constitutional amendments introduced the words “Socialist” and “Secular” into the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?

Cor­rect answer: B. 42nd Amend­ment.
The Con­sti­tu­tion (42nd Amend­ment) Act, 1976 added “Social­ist”, “Sec­u­lar” and “Integri­ty” to the Preamble.

2. Consider the following statements about the Finance Commission of India:
I. It is constituted by the President.
II. Article 280 provides for its constitution.
III. It determines the monetary policy rate of the RBI.

Cor­rect answer: B. I and II only.
The Finance Com­mis­sion is con­sti­tut­ed by the Pres­i­dent under Arti­cle 280. Mon­e­tary pol­i­cy deci­sions are made through the RBI’s mon­e­tary pol­i­cy framework.

3. In educational psychology, the concept of the “Zone of Proximal Development” is primarily associated with which theorist?

Cor­rect answer: C. Lev Vygot­sky.
The Zone of Prox­i­mal Devel­op­ment describes tasks learn­ers can accom­plish with guid­ance but may not yet man­age independently.

4. A teacher gives students progressively reduced hints as they become more competent at solving a problem. This instructional technique is best described as:

Cor­rect answer: B. Scaf­fold­ing.
Scaf­fold­ing pro­vides tem­po­rary sup­port that is grad­u­al­ly with­drawn as the learn­er devel­ops inde­pen­dent competence.

5. Which of the following is the most appropriate example of formative assessment?

Cor­rect answer: B. A diag­nos­tic quiz fol­lowed by feed­back and reteach­ing.
For­ma­tive assess­ment pro­vides infor­ma­tion dur­ing learn­ing so teach­ing and learn­ing strate­gies can be improved.

6. Which river system is primarily responsible for forming the extensive alluvial plains of eastern Uttar Pradesh along with its tributaries?

Cor­rect answer: C. Gan­ga sys­tem.
The Gan­ga and its trib­u­taries deposit allu­vi­um across the Indo-Gangetic Plain, includ­ing east­ern Uttar Pradesh.

7. The Permanent Settlement of Bengal was introduced in 1793 under which Governor-General?

Cor­rect answer: B. Lord Corn­wal­lis.
The Per­ma­nent Set­tle­ment of 1793 fixed land rev­enue demands in Ben­gal and recog­nised zamin­dars as pro­pri­etors under the settlement.

8. Which of the following best explains why a catalyst increases the rate of a chemical reaction?

Cor­rect answer: C. It pro­vides an alter­na­tive path­way with low­er acti­va­tion ener­gy.
A cat­a­lyst increas­es the rates of for­ward and reverse reac­tions by low­er­ing acti­va­tion ener­gy; it does not change the equi­lib­ri­um con­stant at a giv­en temperature.

9. In a population at Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium, the frequency of a recessive allele is 0.2. Assuming two alleles and random mating, what is the expected frequency of heterozygotes?

Cor­rect answer: C. 0.32.
q = 0.2, so p = 0.8. Het­erozy­gote fre­quen­cy = 2pq = 2 × 0.8 × 0.2 = 0.32.

10. If the price of a commodity rises by 25% and expenditure remains constant, by what percentage must consumption decrease?

Cor­rect answer: B. 20%.
New con­sump­tion = 100/125 of the orig­i­nal = 80%. The decrease is 20%.

11. A sum amounts to ₹13,310 after two years at 10% compound interest per annum. What was the principal?

Cor­rect answer: B. ₹11,000.
A = P(1.1)² = 1.21P. There­fore, P = 13,310/1.21 = ₹11,000.

12. If the roots of the equation x² − 7x + k = 0 differ by 1, what is the value of k?

Cor­rect answer: C. 12.
The roots have sum 7 and dif­fer­ence 1, so they are 4 and 3. Their prod­uct is k = 12.

13. Choose the correct logical conclusion: All researchers are readers. Some teachers are researchers. Therefore:

Cor­rect answer: C. Some teach­ers are read­ers.
The teach­ers who are researchers must also be read­ers because all researchers are readers.

14. A class has 40 students. The average score of 25 students is 72 and that of the remaining 15 students is 84. What is the overall class average?

Cor­rect answer: B. 76.5
Weight­ed aver­age = (25 × 72 + 15 × 84)/40 = (1800 + 1260)/40 = 76.5. The cor­rect option is C.

15. Which of the following is most consistent with the principle of inclusive education?

Cor­rect answer: C. Remov­ing bar­ri­ers and adapt­ing sup­port so diverse learn­ers can par­tic­i­pate.
Inclu­sive edu­ca­tion seeks mean­ing­ful par­tic­i­pa­tion and learn­ing for all stu­dents by address­ing bar­ri­ers and pro­vid­ing appro­pri­ate support.

16. In Bloom’s revised taxonomy, which cognitive process generally involves judging information against criteria and standards?

Cor­rect answer: D. Eval­u­ate.
In the revised tax­on­o­my, Eval­u­ate involves mak­ing judg­ments based on cri­te­ria and stan­dards; Cre­ate is the high­est category.

17. Which statement about correlation is correct?

Cor­rect answer: C. Cor­re­la­tion mea­sures the strength and direc­tion of asso­ci­a­tion between vari­ables.
Cor­re­la­tion alone does not estab­lish cau­sa­tion. A neg­a­tive cor­re­la­tion indi­cates that high­er val­ues of one vari­able tend to be asso­ci­at­ed with low­er val­ues of the other.

18. Which of the following best distinguishes reliability from validity in educational measurement?

Cor­rect answer: A. Reli­a­bil­i­ty con­cerns con­sis­ten­cy; valid­i­ty con­cerns whether the intend­ed con­struct is mea­sured.
A test may pro­duce con­sis­tent results yet fail to mea­sure the con­struct it is intend­ed to assess.

19. Which principle is most directly reflected when a teacher starts a lesson by connecting new concepts to learners’ existing knowledge?

Cor­rect answer: B. Build­ing on pri­or knowl­edge.
Con­nect­ing new learn­ing with exist­ing knowl­edge sup­ports com­pre­hen­sion and helps learn­ers form mean­ing­ful con­cep­tu­al links.

20. A test has a mean score of 60 and a standard deviation of 8. Assuming a student’s score is 76, what is the student’s z‑score?

Cor­rect answer: C. 2.
z = (score − mean)/standard devi­a­tion = (76 − 60)/8 = 2.
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