UKPSC Junior Engineer (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical) Examination — Paper II — Engineering Discipline

UKPSC Junior Engineer (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical) Examination — Paper II (Engineering Discipline) — Practice Test

The Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (UKPSC) conducts the Junior Engineer Examination to select eligible candidates for engineering roles in Uttarakhand’s government departments. This Paper II—Engineering Discipline practice test helps you strengthen core engineering concepts and exam readiness for the Preliminary stage. With 150 questions and 300 marks in 120 minutes, it’s an ideal way to improve accuracy and speed for your upcoming UKPSC JE (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical) selection.

Exam Pattern

What This Practice Test Covers

• Civil Engineering (Paper II): Building materials, strength of materials, RCC/steel basics, surveying & basic construction concepts (as per syllabus trend).
• Electrical Engineering (Paper II): Basic circuit principles, machines concepts, power systems fundamentals, and electrical measurements.
• Mechanical Engineering (Paper II): Thermodynamics, basic machine design concepts, fluid/heat transfer essentials, and manufacturing fundamentals.
• Exam-style MCQs: Topic-wise questions designed to build conceptual accuracy and time management without negative marking.

Preparation Tips

Start by revising your chosen engineering stream (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical) chapter-wise and mark weak topics for focused practice. Solve this Paper II test within 120 minutes to build real exam timing, and review every incorrect answer to understand the exact concept gap. Maintain a short daily revision schedule for key formulas/definitions and practice previous-style MCQs repeatedly for speed and confidence. Since there is no negative marking, prioritize accuracy first, then increase attempt count as you improve.