MP Police SI / Subedar Prelims Mock Test Series with 56 tests, including 18 MPSI Tests and 38 Full Tests. Prepare for MP Police SI and Subedar Prelims with online mock tests, improve speed, accuracy and time management. Get 90-day access at just ₹249.
Prepare for the MP Police Sub Inspector (SI) and Subedar Preliminary Examination with StudyHub's online MP Police SI / Subedar Prelims Mock Test Series.
This test series is designed for aspirants preparing for the Madhya Pradesh Police Sub Inspector (MP Police SI) and Subedar Recruitment Examination who want to strengthen their preparation through regular mock-test practice, improve speed and accuracy, identify weak areas and become familiar with solving objective questions under examination conditions.
The current StudyHub course contains 2 Chapters and 56 Contents, including 18 MPSI Tests and 38 Full Tests. The course is currently available at an offer price of ₹249 against the listed original price of ₹1499, with 90 days of validity.
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| Course Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Course Name | MP Police SI / Subedar Prelims Mock Test Series |
| Target Examination | MP Police Sub Inspector / Subedar Preliminary Examination |
| Total Chapters | 2 Chapters |
| Total Contents | 56 Contents |
| MPSI Tests | 18 Tests |
| Full-Length Tests | 38 Tests |
| Total Tests | 56 Tests |
| Course Validity | 90 Days |
| Offer Price | ₹249 |
| Original Price | ₹1499 |
The above course information is taken from the current StudyHub product page.
The MP Police SI / Subedar Prelims Mock Test Series is an online practice platform designed to help candidates prepare for the Preliminary stage of the Madhya Pradesh Police Sub Inspector and Subedar recruitment examination.
For a competitive police recruitment examination, studying the syllabus is only one part of preparation. Candidates also need to practise answering objective questions quickly, accurately and consistently.
A mock test provides a practical way to measure your preparation.
Instead of asking yourself whether you are ready, a test gives you measurable information about your current performance:
That is the purpose of the StudyHub MP Police SI / Subedar Prelims Test Series: study, practise, assess and improve.
The current StudyHub product contains 56 total test contents. These are divided into two curriculum sections: an MPSI Tests section containing 18 tests and a Full Length Tests section containing 38 tests.
The first section of the current curriculum contains:
These 18 tests are listed directly in the current StudyHub curriculum.
The second section contains 38 Full Tests:
The 38 Full Tests are listed on the live product page.
The Preliminary Examination in the latest available MPESB Subedar/Sub-Inspector recruitment scheme is an objective examination carrying 100 marks with a duration of 2 hours. The Preliminary stage is used to screen candidates for the subsequent stage of the recruitment process.
| Feature | Preliminary Examination |
|---|---|
| Examination Type | Objective / Multiple Choice Questions |
| Total Marks | 100 Marks |
| Duration | 2 Hours |
| Stage | Preliminary / First Stage |
According to the latest available recruitment information, the Preliminary Examination includes areas such as Hindi, English, analytical ability, history, geography, science, civics, basic computer knowledge, reasoning and current affairs. Candidates should always refer to the latest official MPESB rulebook for the applicable recruitment year.
The latest available MPESB recruitment information indicates no negative marking in the Preliminary Examination. The preliminary test is a 100-mark, two-hour objective examination and is primarily used for shortlisting candidates for the next stage.
This does not mean that random guessing is always the best strategy. Candidates should still develop the ability to solve questions confidently and manage their available time efficiently.
Note: The negative-marking rules for the Main Examination are different. The latest available MPESB rulebook specifies 1/3 negative marking for incorrect answers in the Main Examination.
MP Police SI / Subedar Preliminary preparation requires broad coverage of General Studies, language, reasoning, analytical ability, science, computer awareness and current affairs.
Hindi preparation should focus on comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and language-related objective questions according to the applicable syllabus.
English preparation can include comprehension, vocabulary and basic language usage relevant to the examination syllabus.
General Studies forms an important part of the preliminary preparation. Candidates should build a strong foundation in history, geography, polity/civics, science and other relevant general awareness areas.
Prepare important events, periods, movements and historical developments relevant to India and Madhya Pradesh where applicable.
Focus on Indian geography, physical geography, resources, climate and important geographical facts, along with Madhya Pradesh-specific areas where prescribed.
Revise fundamental concepts of Physics, Chemistry and Biology at the level prescribed by the recruitment examination.
Logical reasoning and analytical questions require regular practice because speed can significantly improve through repetition.
Analytical questions require careful interpretation, logical thinking and the ability to reach conclusions efficiently.
Basic computer awareness should be included in your preparation wherever covered under the applicable syllabus.
Regular revision of current events is important because current-affairs preparation is difficult to complete effectively through last-minute study alone.
The subjects described above reflect the latest available Subedar/Sub-Inspector preliminary recruitment information; always check the official recruitment rulebook for the exact syllabus applicable to your examination.
A mock test gives you measurable evidence of your preparation. Instead of relying on confidence alone, you can evaluate your performance through actual questions.
Regular practice helps you become faster at recognising familiar concepts and solving common question patterns.
Repeated testing helps reduce avoidable mistakes caused by confusion, haste or incorrect interpretation.
Test performance can reveal the subjects or topics where additional revision is required.
Timed tests help you understand how efficiently you can use the two-hour Preliminary Examination period.
Repeatedly solving complete papers makes the examination environment more familiar.
Practice helps you recognise which questions can be solved quickly and which questions require more time.
Every mistake can become a revision point. Instead of treating your wrong answers as failures, use them to identify the next topics you need to revise.
Full-length tests are essential because the real examination does not present subjects in isolation.
During normal study, you may spend one hour focusing only on reasoning or one chapter of General Studies. In an actual examination, however, you must move between different subjects and question types while maintaining concentration.
The 38 full tests in the current StudyHub course provide substantial opportunity for complete-paper practice.
Use these tests to practise:
Do not attempt all tests mechanically. Use them as a structured preparation and assessment system.
Start by attempting the MPSI tests while continuing your normal syllabus preparation.
After every test, note the questions you got wrong and the topics associated with those mistakes.
Return to your study material and revise the weak areas.
Gradually move towards full tests as your syllabus coverage improves.
During the final preparation phase, attempt full tests under realistic examination conditions.
Track your scores, accuracy, time usage and recurring mistakes across different tests.
A strong preparation strategy should combine syllabus coverage, revision, current affairs and regular mock-test practice.
Do not spend all your time studying new material. Revision is essential because police recruitment examinations cover a broad range of subjects.
Divide your preparation into manageable blocks. For example, dedicate specific sessions to General Studies, reasoning, language, science, computer awareness and current affairs.
After studying, immediately test yourself. The resulting performance data can then guide the next revision cycle.
The fastest way to improve is not simply to take more tests—it is to learn from every test.
After completing a test, separate questions into four categories:
When you follow this method consistently, each test contributes directly to your preparation.
Delaying mock-test practice reduces the amount of time available to correct weaknesses.
A score without analysis does not tell you what to improve.
Current affairs should be revised regularly rather than accumulated for the final days.
Reasoning speed generally improves through repeated practice.
A broad preliminary syllabus requires balanced preparation across the relevant areas.
Knowing the answer is different from solving it quickly in a timed test.
The recruitment process extends beyond the Preliminary Examination.
Under the latest available MPESB Subedar/Sub-Inspector recruitment scheme, candidates first appear in the Preliminary Examination. Successful candidates proceed to the Main Examination, followed by the applicable physical and interview/selection processes under the recruitment rules. The latest official MPESB records also show the 2025 recruitment progressing through the first phase, Main Examination and subsequent physical/interview stages.
The latest available rulebook specifies two Main Examination papers, each carrying 300 marks and having a duration of two hours. The rulebook also specifies negative marking for wrong answers in the Main Examination.
Therefore, while this course is focused on the Preliminary Examination, candidates should plan their overall preparation with the later stages in mind.
Starting mock-test practice early gives you more opportunities to identify and correct weaknesses before the examination.
Suppose you discover that your reasoning speed is consistently low. Early discovery gives you time to practise.
If your General Studies accuracy is poor, you have time to revise the relevant subjects.
If you consistently leave questions because of time pressure, you can change your solving strategy before the actual examination.
This is why mock tests should be treated as a continuous part of preparation instead of a final-stage activity.
| Component | Current Availability |
|---|---|
| Chapters | 2 |
| Total Contents | 56 |
| MPSI Tests | 18 |
| Full-Length MP Police SI Tests | 38 |
| Total Tests | 56 |
| Course Validity | 90 Days |
| Offer Price | ₹249 |
| Original Price | ₹1499 |
These figures are taken from the live StudyHub course page.
This test series is suitable for:
Use the test series as a feedback system rather than simply a collection of papers.
Complete your syllabus topic by topic and use the MPSI tests to evaluate your progress. As your preparation develops, increase your focus on the full-length tests.
After each test, analyse your mistakes and revise the underlying concepts. Keep a separate list of repeatedly incorrect questions and review that list regularly.
In the final preparation phase, attempt the full tests under strict time conditions and focus on improving consistency rather than chasing a single high score.
The current StudyHub course is available at ₹49 with a listed original price of ₹499 and 90 days of validity.
| Course Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Offer Price | ₹249 |
| Original Price | ₹1499 |
| Validity | 90 Days |
| Total Tests | 56 |
It is an online mock-test series designed for candidates preparing for the Preliminary Examination of the Madhya Pradesh Police Sub Inspector and Subedar recruitment examination.
The current StudyHub course contains 56 test contents: 18 MPSI Tests and 38 Full Tests.
The current product page shows 2 Chapters.
The current curriculum lists 38 Full Tests, from Full Test: MP Police SI - 1 through Full Test: MP Police SI - 38.
The first section of the curriculum contains 18 MPSI Tests.
The latest available MPESB recruitment information specifies a 100-mark objective Preliminary Examination with a duration of 2 hours.
The latest available recruitment information indicates no negative marking in the Preliminary Examination. The Main Examination has separate negative-marking rules.
The latest available preliminary information includes areas such as Hindi, English, analytical ability, history, geography, science, civics, basic computer knowledge, reasoning and current affairs. Candidates should verify the latest official syllabus for their applicable recruitment year.
Yes. The course is titled for both MP Police SI and Subedar Preliminary preparation and provides the same online preliminary mock-test environment for the recruitment examination.
Yes. Mock tests can be used during revision to actively recall information, identify weak areas and practise objective questions.
You do not necessarily need to wait. You can start with practice tests and gradually increase full-length test attempts as your syllabus coverage improves.
Regular testing can help improve speed, accuracy, question selection, time management and familiarity with the examination environment.
The current StudyHub product page lists the course validity as 90 days.
The current offer price is ₹49, against a listed original price of ₹499.
No. Both new candidates and experienced aspirants can use the tests for practice, revision, performance assessment and examination simulation.
Yes. The current curriculum contains 38 Full Tests in addition to 18 MPSI tests.
Mock tests help you practise under timed conditions, identify weak areas, improve accuracy and develop an examination strategy before the actual test.
Yes. Under the latest available recruitment framework, the Preliminary Examination is the first stage and is used to shortlist candidates for the Main Examination.
Do not wait until the last few weeks to discover whether your preparation is actually exam-ready.
Use regular tests to measure your progress. Whenever you make a mistake, identify the reason and revise the underlying concept. Whenever you consistently spend too much time on a particular question type, practise that category until your speed improves.
As your preparation develops, move from individual practice towards full-length examination simulation.
Your goal is not simply to complete 56 tests. Your goal is to become a more accurate, faster and more confident candidate because of those 56 tests.
The current StudyHub course provides 18 MPSI Tests + 38 Full Tests = 56 test contents, giving you substantial opportunity for repeated practice during the 90-day access period.
Prepare for the MP Police SI / Subedar Preliminary Examination with consistent online mock-test practice.
Course: MP Police SI / Subedar Prelims Mock Test Series
Total Chapters: 2
Total Contents: 56
MPSI Tests: 18
Full-Length Tests: 38
Offer Price: ₹249
Original Price: ₹1499
Validity: 90 Days
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