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Showing 10 of the 117 PYQ-pattern questions in this set — freshly worded in that year's pattern, not the original questions. Answers and solutions open under each question.

  1. Q1 · Indian Polity

    Which Article of the Indian Constitution deals with the abolition of untouchability?

    • A. Article 14
    • B. Article 15
    • C. Article 17
    • D. Article 19
    Answer and solution

    Answer: C

    Article 17 of the Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability and forbids its practice in any form, making it a punishable offense.

  2. Q2 · Current Affairs

    The G20 Summit held in 2023 was hosted by which country?

    • A. Japan
    • B. India
    • C. Indonesia
    • D. Brazil
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    India hosted the G20 Summit in 2023, with New Delhi serving as the main venue for the leaders' meeting in September.

  3. Q3 · History of Jammu & Kashmir

    During which ruler's reign was the famous Martand Sun Temple constructed in Kashmir?

    • A. King Lalitaditya Muktapida
    • B. King Avantivarman
    • C. King Jayapida
    • D. King Meghavahana
    Answer and solution

    Answer: A

    The Martand Sun Temple was built by King Lalitaditya Muktapida of the Karkota dynasty in the 8th century CE.

  4. Q4 · Tourist Destinations

    Vaishno Devi Temple, one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in India, is located in which district of Jammu and Kashmir?

    • A. Udhampur
    • B. Reasi
    • C. Kathua
    • D. Jammu
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The Vaishno Devi Temple is located in the Trikuta Mountains in Reasi district, approximately 13 km from Katra town.

  5. Q5 · J&K Reorganisation Act 2019

    According to the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019, which of the following Parts deals with the Administration of the Union Territory of Ladakh?

    • A. Part 3
    • B. Part 4
    • C. Part 5
    • D. Part 6
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    Part 4 of the J&K Reorganisation Act, 2019 clearly explains provisions related to the Administration of the Ladakh UT.

  6. Q6 · Government Schemes in J&K

    The 'Mumkin' scheme launched by Mission Youth in Jammu and Kashmir aims to provide financial assistance for which of the following purposes?

    • A. Setting up educational institutions
    • B. Procuring small commercial vehicles for transport sector employment
    • C. Building residential houses for youth
    • D. Providing free medical services
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The Mumkin scheme facilitates unemployed youth to procure small commercial vehicles on subsidized basis to establish sustainable livelihood in the transport sector.

  7. Q7 · Direct and Indirect Narration

    Choose the correct indirect speech for: She said to her friend, "I am going to the market now."

    • A. She told her friend that she was going to the market then.
    • B. She told her friend that she is going to the market now.
    • C. She said her friend that she was going to the market then.
    • D. She told to her friend that she is going to the market then.
    Answer and solution

    Answer: A

    When converting direct speech to indirect speech, the tense shifts back (present continuous to past continuous) and time adverbs change ('now' becomes 'then').

  8. Q8 · Pronouns

    Choose the correct pronoun: Neither of the students submitted _______ assignment on time.

    • A. their
    • B. his or her
    • C. its
    • D. our
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    'Neither' is singular and requires a singular pronoun; 'his or her' is the grammatically correct singular form referring to students of any gender.

  9. Q9 · Punctuation

    Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

    • A. Where are you going asked mother.
    • B. "Where are you going?" asked mother.
    • C. Where are you going? asked mother
    • D. Where are you going, asked mother?
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    Direct speech requires quotation marks, and the question mark should be inside the quotation marks, followed by comma and the reporting verb.

  10. Q10 · Subject-Verb Agreement

    Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:

    • A. Neither of the boys were present.
    • B. Neither of the boys are present.
    • C. Neither of the boys was present.
    • D. Neither of the boys have present.
    Answer and solution

    Answer: C

    'Neither' is singular and requires a singular verb 'was', regardless of the plural noun that follows.

Breakdown by subject

  • General Awareness

    20 questions

  • Jammu & Kashmir UT Specific

    36 questions

  • English Language

    19 questions

  • Reasoning and Numeracy

    23 questions

  • Computer Knowledge

    19 questions

JKSSB 2025 previous year paper — frequently asked questions

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