CrackMyExam

UPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor · Delhi

Train for the law test the way it is actually set.

Previous-year UPSC questions, timed mocks scored with the exact one-third negative marking, spaced revision of every mistake, and a law tutor that cites the bare Act or handbook page it relies on.

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Recruitment test
Official date
68days left
Saturday, 9 January 2027 · 2:00–4:00 PM IST
Duration
120 minutes
Negative marking
1/3 of a question
Vacancies
140
Test : interview
75 : 25
Source: Addendum – Notice to Candidates, Combined RT 09.01.2027 (date, time, scheme, syllabus)

What is inside today

Counted live from the question bank and library.

1,194
published questions
594 from previous UPSC papers
600
with a printed answer key
used for scored mocks
4,685
study sections
from 45 documents · 2464 pages
112
case summaries
Supreme Court one-liners, 2024–2026

How your preparation runs

  1. STEP 1
    Diagnose

    A 30-question diagnostic across all 15 Acts in the official syllabus shows where you stand.

  2. STEP 2
    Plan

    Each day's plan weighs your weakest subjects against how often they appear in previous papers, plus the revisions that are due.

  3. STEP 3
    Practise

    Topic and previous-year questions with instant feedback. Every wrong answer becomes a revision card.

  4. STEP 4
    Simulate

    Full 120-question, 2-hour mocks. The server keeps the timer and scores with exact one-third negative marking.

  5. STEP 5
    Understand

    Ask the tutor. It answers from the bare Acts, BPR&D handbooks and notes in the library, and cites the page.

  6. STEP 6
    Revise

    FSRS spaced repetition brings each mistake back just before you would forget it.

Honest by design

We would rather show less than show something wrong.

  • • Official facts link to the UPSC notice they come from. Anything UPSC has not stated is labelled as a previous-year pattern.
  • • Answers are marked correct only when an answer key is printed in the source or an editor has verified them. We never guess a key.
  • • IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act questions are labelled historical. BNS, BNSS and BSA apply from 1 July 2024.
  • • Coaching notes and case one-liners are labelled secondary.
  • • No invented ranks. A percentile appears only when enough real attempts exist to compare.