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Key Facts: UP Police Assistant Operator Exam

160

Written Exam Questions

UPPRPB Exam Pattern

400

Total Written Marks

UPPRPB

2.5 hours

Exam Duration

UPPRPB

₹500 / ₹400

Fee (Gen-OBC-EWS / SC-ST)

UPPRPB Notice

50% each

Per-Subject Qualifying Marks

UPPRPB

44

Vacancies (Advt PRPB-3(2)/2023)

UPPRPB Notice

UPPRPB recruits Assistant Operators (Radio Cadre) through a 160-question, 400-mark OMR written exam in 2.5 hours (40q/100 marks × 4 subjects; 50% required in each subject) plus qualifying PST/PET. Application fee is INR 500 for Gen/OBC/EWS and INR 400 for SC/ST. Eligibility: Intermediate with Physics and Maths; age typically 18–22 years.

Sample UP Police Assistant Operator Practice Questions

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1In Hindi grammar, which of the following is a Tatsam word borrowed directly from Sanskrit without major phonetic change?
A.आग
B.अग्नि
C.पानी
D.हाथ
Explanation: अग्नि is a Tatsam (Sanskrit-origin) form retained with little change. आग is the corresponding Tadbhav form used in everyday Hindi.
2Which sandhi type joins 'सूर्य + उदय' to form 'सूर्योदय'?
A.स्वर संधि (गुण)
B.व्यंजन संधि
C.विसर्ग संधि
D.दीर्घ संधि
Explanation: When अ/आ meets उ/ऊ, गुण sandhi yields ओ: सूर्य + उदय → सूर्योदय.
3The antonym (विलोम) of 'आकाश' is:
A.गगन
B. downstream
C.नभ
D.पाताल
Explanation: आकाश (sky) is conventionally opposed by पाताल (netherworld/depths). गगन and नभ are synonyms of आकाश.
4In the sentence 'लड़की पुस्तक पढ़ती है', the gender (लिंग) of 'लड़की' is:
A.पुल्लिंग
B.नपुंसकलिंग
C.स्त्रीलिंग
D.उभयलिंग
Explanation: लड़की is feminine (स्त्रीलिंग), and the verb पढ़ती agrees with feminine gender.
5Which of the following is a correct synonym (पर्यायवाची) of 'सूर्य'?
A.चंद्र
B.रवि
C.तारा
D.अग्नि
Explanation: रवि is a standard synonym of सूर्य (sun). चंद्र is the moon.
6The Hindi idiom 'नाक कट जाना' most nearly means:
A.To lose face / be disgraced
B.To get a cold
C.To cut the nose literally
D.To win an argument
Explanation: नाक कट जाना figuratively means public disgrace or loss of honor (losing face).
7Which part of speech (शब्दभेद) is 'बहुत' in 'वह बहुत तेज दौड़ता है'?
A.संज्ञा
B.सर्वनाम
C.विशेषण
D.क्रियाविशेषण
Explanation: बहुत modifies the adjective/adverb sense of speed (तेज) and functions as an adverb (क्रियाविशेषण) of degree here.
8Samasa (समास) in 'राजपुत्र' is best classified as:
A.द्वंद्व
B.कर्मधारय
C.तत्पुरुष
D.बहुव्रीहि
Explanation: राजपुत्र = राजा का पुत्र (king's son), a genitive तत्पुरुष compound.
9Correct one-word substitution: 'A person who writes poems' in Hindi is:
A.नाटककार
B.कवि
C.लेखक
D.गायक
Explanation: कवि is a poet. नाटककार is a playwright; लेखक is a writer generally; गायक is a singer.
10Which sentence correctly uses the karaka (कारक) for object (कर्म) with 'को'?
A.मैंने राम को पुस्तक दी।
B.राम ने रोटी खाई।
C.राम को पुस्तक दी गई।
D.राम से पुस्तक ली।
Explanation: In मैंने राम को पुस्तक दी, राम is the recipient/object marked by को (सम्प्रदान/कर्म marking in this ditransitive pattern).

About the UP Police Assistant Operator Exam

The UP Police Assistant Operator (Sahayak Parichalak) exam recruits candidates into the UP Police Radio Cadre under Advt. PRPB-3(2)/2023 (44 vacancies). Selection starts with a 400-mark OMR written test of 160 questions across General Hindi, Science/General Knowledge, Numerical & Mental Ability, and Mental Aptitude/IQ/Reasoning (40 questions and 100 marks each), with a mandatory 50% score in every subject, followed by qualifying PST/PET. This post and syllabus are distinct from UP Police Computer Operator Grade-A.

Exam sponsor: Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Written objective exam: 160 MCQs — General Hindi 40q/100 marks, Science/General Knowledge 40q/100 marks, Numerical & Mental Ability 40q/100 marks, Mental Aptitude/IQ/Reasoning 40q/100 marks — lasting 2 hours 30 minutes. Candidates must score 50% in each subject. Written qualifiers proceed to document verification and qualifying PST/PET.

Time Limit

2 hours 30 minutes (150 minutes)

Passing Score

50% minimum in EACH of the four subjects (not only overall).

Exam / Certification Fees

INR 500 (Gen/OBC/EWS); INR 400 (SC/ST)

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25%

General Hindi

Grammar, vocabulary, idioms, literary devices, and comprehension concepts aligned to the UPPRPB Hindi paper

25%

Science / General Knowledge

General science plus Indian and Uttar Pradesh GK, Constitution, geography, economy, and current affairs

25%

Numerical & Mental Ability

Arithmetic and quantitative aptitude including percentages, ratios, profit-loss, time-distance, and interest

25%

Mental Aptitude / IQ / Reasoning

Verbal and non-verbal reasoning, series, coding, relations, directions, and logical aptitude

Preparing for the UP Police Assistant Operator Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 50% minimum in EACH of the four subjects (not only overall).
  • Assessment: Written objective exam: 160 MCQs — General Hindi 40q/100 marks, Science/General Knowledge 40q/100 marks, Numerical & Mental Ability 40q/100 marks, Mental Aptitude/IQ/Reasoning 40q/100 marks — lasting 2 hours 30 minutes. Candidates must score 50% in each subject. Written qualifiers proceed to document verification and qualifying PST/PET.
  • Time limit: 2 hours 30 minutes (150 minutes)
  • Exam / certification fees: INR 500 (Gen/OBC/EWS); INR 400 (SC/ST) Official sources

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UP Police Assistant Operator: Suggested Study Strategy

1Treat each of the four subjects as a separate pass gate — aim well above 50% in Hindi, Science/GK, Numerical Ability, and Reasoning individually.
2For General Hindi, drill sandhi, samas, synonyms/antonyms, and idioms daily; practice English-medium grammar concept questions as well as Hindi terminology.
3Balance Science revision (physics, chemistry, biology fundamentals) with Uttar Pradesh GK and Constitution basics.
4In Numerical Ability, practice timed calculation sets on percentages, ratios, profit-loss, and time-distance until accuracy holds under pressure.
5Use full-length mixed mocks that mirror the 160-question, 150-minute OMR pace after you clear section-wise drills.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UP Police Assistant Operator written exam pattern?

The written OMR exam lasts 2 hours 30 minutes and contains 160 multiple-choice questions for 400 marks (2.5 marks each). The four equal sections are General Hindi, Science/General Knowledge, Numerical & Mental Ability, and Mental Aptitude/IQ/Reasoning — 40 questions and 100 marks each.

What are the qualifying marks for the Assistant Operator written exam?

Candidates must secure a minimum of 50% marks in each of the four subjects separately to qualify the written examination before PST/PET.

What is the eligibility for UP Police Assistant Operator?

Candidates must have passed Intermediate (10+2) with Physics and Mathematics. The age band for the Radio Cadre Assistant Operator cycle is commonly 18 to 22 years (category relaxations apply as per UP rules).

Is PST/PET scored for merit?

Physical Standard Test (PST) and Physical Efficiency Test (PET) are qualifying gates after the written exam. They filter candidates on physical standards and efficiency but are not the scored written-merit stage.

How is Assistant Operator different from Computer Operator?

Assistant Operator (Sahayak Parichalak) is a Radio Cadre post with a 400-mark four-subject paper (Hindi, Science/GK, Numerical, Reasoning) and PST/PET. Computer Operator Grade-A is a different post with heavy Computer Science weightage and a qualifying typing test — do not mix their syllabi.

What is the application fee for this exam?

The application fee is INR 500 for General, OBC, and EWS candidates, and INR 400 for SC/ST candidates, payable online during application submission.