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APSC CCE Prelims standard advanced Polity mock test with a strong Assam focus — the Basic Structure doctrine, landmark Supreme Court judgements, important constitutional amendments, contemporary constitutional developments, pressure groups, governance challenges, Assam polity, the Sixth Schedule (Article 244(2)), the Autonomous District Councils and the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR). Analytical multi-statement, match-the-following, assertion-reason and diagram questions with detailed explanations and Article/judgement references. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
APSC CCE Prelims standard Polity mock test on constitutional, statutory and executive bodies and grassroots governance — the Election Commission (Article 324), CAG (Articles 148–151), UPSC (Articles 315–323), Attorney General (Article 76), NITI Aayog, Lokpal, the Right to Information, Panchayati Raj (73rd Amendment) and Municipalities (74th Amendment), and E-Governance. Analytical multi-statement, match-the-following, assertion-reason and diagram questions with detailed explanations and Article references. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
APSC CCE Prelims standard Polity mock test on the Indian judiciary and the federal scheme — the Supreme Court and High Courts, judicial review, tribunals (Articles 323A–323B), the federal structure and its unitary bias, Centre–State legislative/administrative/financial relations, the Inter-State Council (Article 263) and the Finance Commission (Article 280). Analytical multi-statement, match-the-following, assertion-reason and diagram questions with detailed explanations and Article references. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
APSC CCE Prelims standard Polity mock test on the Union Executive and Legislature — the President, Vice-President, Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, the composition and working of Parliament, legislative procedures (money bills, joint sittings), the amendment procedure under Article 368, and the Emergency provisions (Articles 352, 356 and 360). Analytical multi-statement, match-the-following, assertion-reason and diagram questions with detailed explanations and Article/Amendment references. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
APSC CCE Prelims standard Polity mock test on the constitutional foundations of India — historical background and the evolution of British-era Acts, the Constituent Assembly, sources of the Constitution, the Preamble, Citizenship (with the Assam Accord), Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Fundamental Duties and the Union & its Territory. Analytical multi-statement, match-the-following, assertion-reason and diagram questions, each with a detailed explanation and the relevant Article/Amendment reference. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
Advanced APSC Prelims-level practice on the Cultural and Educational Rights (Articles 29–30), the Right to Constitutional Remedies (Article 32) and the five writs, Articles 33–35, and the amendability of Fundamental Rights and the basic structure doctrine (Shankari Prasad, Golaknath, Kesavananda Bharati, Minerva Mills, Waman Rao, I.R. Coelho). Statement-based, assertion–reason, matching, diagram and scenario questions with detailed explanations. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
Advanced APSC Prelims-level practice on Article 22 (protection against arrest and preventive detention), the Right against Exploitation (Articles 23–24) and the Right to Freedom of Religion (Articles 25–28) — punitive vs preventive detention, the 44th Amendment, forced labour and child labour, freedom of conscience, the essential-religious-practices doctrine, religious denominations and religious instruction. Statement-based, assertion–reason, matching, diagram and scenario questions with detailed explanations. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
Advanced APSC Prelims-level practice on Articles 20, 21 and 21A — protection against ex-post-facto laws, double jeopardy and self-incrimination, the expansion of the right to life and personal liberty, the right to privacy (Puttaswamy), the right to die debate (P. Rathinam, Gian Kaur, Common Cause), suspension of rights during Emergency (ADM Jabalpur, 44th Amendment) and the right to education. Statement-based, assertion–reason, matching, diagram and scenario questions with detailed explanations. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
Advanced APSC Prelims-level practice on the Right to Freedom under Article 19 — the six freedoms and their reasonable restrictions, freedom of the press, the golden triangle (Articles 14–19–21), and landmark rulings (Romesh Thappar, Shreya Singhal, T.K. Rangarajan, Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan, Amit Sahni/Shaheen Bagh, Anuradha Bhasin). Statement-based, assertion–reason, matching, diagram and scenario questions with detailed explanations. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.
Advanced APSC Prelims-level practice on the Right to Equality (Articles 14–18) — equality before law and equal protection, the reasonable-classification and arbitrariness doctrines, Articles 15 and 16 with their amendments (1st, 77th, 81st, 85th, 93rd, 103rd), reservation jurisprudence (Champakam Dorairajan, Indra Sawhney, M. Nagaraj, Janhit Abhiyan), abolition of untouchability and titles. Statement-based, assertion–reason, matching, diagram and scenario questions with detailed explanations. Negative marking 0.25 per wrong answer.