AP High Court Assistant Examiner Mock Test 2026
How to practice for AP High Court Assistant Examiner?
What is the AP High Court Assistant Examiner Exam Pattern?
Written Examination
Questions
80
Negative Marking
None
Important Guideline
Total Duration is 90 Minutes with 80 Questions.
Section-wise mini mocks
Practice Quant, Reasoning, English and other exam sections with 30 questions in 30 minutes.
AP High Court Assistant Examiner Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026
What is the AP High Court Assistant Examiner syllabus for 2026?
The AP High Court Assistant Examiner syllabus covers 3 subjects: General Knowledge (Current Affairs, History, Geography, Culture, Polity, Economy — available in English and Telugu), Reasoning / Mental Ability (Puzzles, Series, Relationships, Coding-Decoding, Logical Operations), English Language. The exam has 80 questions across 1 section in 90 minutes, with no negative marking.
AP High Court Assistant Examiner Exam Pattern 2026
| Section | Questions | Duration | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Written Examination | 80 | 90 min | None |
| Total | 80 | 90 min |
Marking scheme: +1 correct · 0 wrong · 0 unanswered. Last updated: 2026-06-01.
Subjects in the AP High Court Assistant Examiner Syllabus
- General Knowledge (Current Affairs, History, Geography, Culture, Polity, Economy — available in English and Telugu)
- Reasoning / Mental Ability (Puzzles, Series, Relationships, Coding-Decoding, Logical Operations)
- English Language
Drill individual topics with free topic-wise practice tests before attempting full-length papers.
Is there negative marking in AP High Court Assistant Examiner?
No. AP High Court Assistant Examiner has no negative marking, so attempt every question — an unanswered question scores the same as a wrong one (0). Accuracy still matters for cutoffs, but never leave blanks.
Frequently Asked Questions — AP High Court Assistant Examiner
The computer-based written examination has 80 objective questions for 80 marks, attempted in 90 minutes, covering General Knowledge, Reasoning and English, with no negative marking.
Yes, the General Knowledge component is available in both English and Telugu, while the exam otherwise remains an objective computer-based test.
40% for Open Competition and EWS candidates, 35% for BC candidates, and 30% for SC/ST candidates. These are pass thresholds, not scores that determine rank on their own.
A degree in Arts, Science, Commerce or Law from a recognised university. Age 18 to 42 years, with a 5-year relaxation for SC/ST candidates.
Yes. With no penalty for a wrong answer, leaving a question blank only guarantees you don't get the mark — there is no scenario in this exam where guessing costs you anything.
