Topic-wise
All questions of one topic together
Every question on one topic sits together — all the Sikh Gurus questions in one place, all the polity questions in another.
Punjab Public Service CommissionPrepared by toppers of these exams
Topic-wise
Every question on one topic sits together — all the Sikh Gurus questions in one place, all the polity questions in another.
Solutions
Every answer comes with a detailed explanation, so you learn the point while you check what you got.
Ans. (B) Shah ShujaMaharaja Ranjit Singh obtained the Koh-i-Noor in 1813 from Shah Shuja, the deposed Afghan ruler who had taken refuge in Lahore, in return for shelter and help. After the annexation of Punjab (1849), the British took the diamond under the Treaty of Lahore and presented it to Queen Victoria.
Analysis
Every section opens with a weightage table — what each topic has carried since 2015, and how much of it came back. Start at the top.
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Best PYQ book for PPSC. Punjab GK section is very useful. Solutions are explained clearly. Worth the money. Good print and paper quality. Helpful for quick revision.
Helpful for quick revision. Best PYQ book for PPSC. Solutions are explained clearly. Punjab GK section is very useful. Worth the money. Good print and paper quality.
Best PYQ book for PPSC. Solutions are explained clearly. Punjab GK section is very useful. Worth the money. Good print and paper quality. Helpful for quick revision.
Best PYQ book for PPSC. Solutions are explained clearly. Punjab GK section is very useful. Worth the money. Good print and paper quality. Helpful for quick revision.
Best PYQ book for PPSC. Solutions are explained clearly. Punjab GK section is very useful. Worth the money. Good print and paper quality.
Best PYQ book for PPSC.
What’s inside
Total questions is how many times the 94papers set a question. Each question is printed once, so repeated questions = total − unique. After the five sections come 5 complete papers printed as set (540 questions, pp. 493–534), each in Booklet Set A with the Commission’s key for that set, and five OMR sheets — one per paper.
| Section | Total questions | Unique questions | Repeated questions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Punjab GKHistory & culture, geography, polity & economy | 546 | 304 | 242 |
| General KnowledgeGeography, science, polity, history, economy | 3,495 | 2,054 | 1441 |
| Reasoning & AptitudeArithmetic, logical reasoning, data interpretation, CSAT | 3,259 | 1,339 | 1920 |
| Punjabiਵਿਆਕਰਨ, ਸ਼ਬਦ-ਜੋੜ, ਮੁਹਾਵਰੇ — printed in Gurmukhi | 507 | 312 | 195 |
| EnglishGrammar, vocabulary, comprehension | 146 | 109 | 37 |
| Total | 7,953 | 4,118 | 3835 |
Current affairs analysis
This book carries every static question the Commission has asked since 2015. Current affairs changes with every exam, so it lives on our site instead — here is what 908 PPSC current-affairs questions tell you about how to prepare it.
Of 548 different current-affairs questions, only 11 were asked in more than one year — 2%. For every other kind of question the figure is 6.9%. Last year's news gives the least return for the time.
In 57 papers of 60 or more questions, the middle paper had 10% current affairs and the heaviest 33%. Plan for one-tenth of the paper; be ready for one-fifth.
Of the 192 current-affairs questions that name a year, 74% are about the exam year itself and 97% about that year or the one before. Read the six months on either side of your exam date, not two years back.
| What the Commission asks about | Questions | Share |
|---|---|---|
| National | 152 | 17% |
| International | 151 | 17% |
| Sports | 84 | 9% |
| Science & Technology | 80 | 9% |
| Defence | 78 | 9% |
| Government Schemes | 76 | 8% |
| Economy & Business | 71 | 8% |
| Appointments | 57 | 6% |
| Punjab Current Affairs | 49 | 5% |
| Awards & Honours | 43 | 5% |
| Summits & Conferences | 34 | 4% |
About two-fifths of current affairs is International, National and Sports. Government Schemes, Defence and Appointments are best learnt as lists. Punjab’s own current affairs is a small part, but no national magazine will cover it for you.
Learn current affairs on MockSutra →4,239 questions from 94 PPSC papers, 2015 to 2026, in one volume of 540 pages. Here is what that gives you.
All 94 PPSC papers from 2015 to March 2026, so you are not collecting PDFs and photocopies to find out what has actually been asked.
Section first, then topic. You finish a topic in one sitting instead of meeting it once every few years as you work through paper after paper.
Each answer carries a short explanation. Where the official key is wrong, or the question is defective as set, the book says so and shows why.
545 questions have been asked in more than one paper. Each carries a badge with the count, so you can see what the Commission keeps coming back to.
If you find a PPSC paper from 2015–2026 whose questions are not in this book, tell us and we will add it to the next print run.
Included with both editions
Every question in the printed book is also on screen, in your account, in the same order and the same numbering — so the page number you remember still finds the question you meant.
The one you got wrong. The one you had to read three times. The one that has been asked in four papers and will be asked again. Tap the star and it goes to Saved questions, waiting for you.
Nobody revises 4,239 questions the night before. They revise the forty they marked — and those forty are the ones worth the last hour.
The book as printed — questions in two columns, worked solutions after them, so you can finish a set before you check yourself against it.
One question at a time, marked the moment you answer, with the reason underneath. Your score for the set sits in the bar as you go.
Saved questions follow your account, not the device — mark one on the bus, revise it at your desk.
94 Punjab PSC papers from 2015 to 2026 — PCS Prelims, Naib Tehsildar, Senior Assistant, Cooperative Inspector, Principal, DDSWO and more. Questions are grouped by subject and topic rather than by post, because the General Knowledge and reasoning PPSC sets is largely common across them.
4,239 questions over 540 pages. Each question is printed once however many papers set it. The 545 that were asked in more than one paper carry an "asked n×" badge, so you can see which ones the Commission keeps coming back to.
Yes — every question has an answer with a short explanation, not just an answer key. Where the official PPSC key is wrong, or the question is defective as set, the solution says so and shows why.
The book includes detachable OMR sheets and full-length question papers, laid out the way they appear in the real PPSC exam. You can attempt a full paper at home against the clock, bubble your answers and mark yourself — which is a different skill from reading questions.
Both, as the papers were set. The Punjabi section prints in Gurmukhi. The English sections print the Commission's own English wording, including the bilingual Naib Tehsildar paper. A few Punjab GK questions that were asked only in Punjabi are printed in English so they sit with the rest of their topic.
Delivery is included in the ₹999. Orders are dispatched within 2 working days and usually arrive in 3–5. The tracking number is sent to the mobile number on the order.
Yes — the same 4,239 questions online, to read or to attempt one at a time, on any device. It is sold on its own at the price shown above, and it is included free with the printed book. It is read-only and tied to your account: there is no PDF to download, which is what keeps it correct and current.
Deliberately not, beyond one analysis page at the front. Current-affairs questions repeat across years at 2.3% against 7.1% for everything else, so working old ones is the poorest-value revision in the paper — and print cannot stay current. The free monthly current-affairs digest on the site covers that instead.
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