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Kerala PSC Sub Inspector of Police (SI) Mock Tests 2026 — Free Online Practice

Experience simulated testing for Sub Inspector of Police (SI) 2025. Practice under strict exam timers, check real negative marks, and master topic weightages.

75 Mins
📝 100 MCQs
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Kerala PSC Sub Inspector of Police (SI) Syllabus 2026

### Part I: General Knowledge (20 Marks) History (3 Marks), Geography (3 Marks), Economics (3 Marks), Kerala Governance (5 Marks), Life Science & Public Health (6 Marks). ### Part II: Current Affairs (5 Marks) Current affairs. ### Part III: Simple Arithmetic, Mental Ability and Reasoning (10 Marks) Simple Arithmetic (5 Marks), Mental Ability (5 Marks). ### Part IV: General English (10 Marks) Grammar (5 Marks) and Vocabulary (5 Marks). ### Part V: Regional Language – Malayalam/Kannada/Tamil (10 Marks) Language proficiency. ### Part VI: Special Topics including Indian Constitution (45 Marks) IPC Offences (5 Marks), CrPC Procedures (5 Marks), IT Act (5 Marks), RTI Act (3 Marks), Constitution (7 Marks), IT and Cyber Crimes (10 Marks), Basics of Human Psychology (10 Marks).

How to Prepare for Kerala PSC Sub Inspector of Police (SI)

1. Master the Basics: Refer to state school SCERT textbooks for Arithmetic and General Science questions.

2. Attempt Past Papers: Solving previous years' papers gives you an exact idea of repeat question patterns.

3. Calculate Timings: Practice mock exams under a strict 75-minute timer to improve your speed-to-accuracy ratio.

Kerala PSC Sub Inspector of Police (SI) Exam Pattern

Subject Weightage Distribution

General Knowledge & Current Affairs

50%

General Science

10%

Mental Ability & Logical Reasoning

10%

Quantitative Aptitude

10%

General English

10%

Regional Language (Malayalam/Kannada/Tamil)

5%

Police & Legal Subjects

5%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the duration of the exam?

The official time limit is 75 minutes to answer 100 multiple choice questions.

Is there negative marking?

Yes, standard negative marking rules apply for incorrect selections in the official exam.