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Sample Questions

DSC Social Studies
The concept of "Fundamental Rights" in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from which country's constitution?
A Government of India Act, 1935
B The Constitution of the United States of America
C The Constitution of Canada
D The Constitution of Ireland
DSC Social Studies
The "Sati system" was abolished in India through the efforts of:
A Lord Dalhousie
B Lord William Bentinck with support from Raja Ram Mohan Roy
C Mahatma Gandhi
D Bhagat Singh and revolutionary activists
DSC Social Studies
Which type of pollution is primarily caused by the excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides?
A Air pollution
B Water pollution only
C Soil pollution
D Noise pollution
DSC Social Studies
The "Parliament" of India consists of:
A Lok Sabha only
B Rajya Sabha only
C The President, Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha
D The Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers
DSC Science
What is the structural and functional unit of the human excretory system?
A Neuron
B Alveolus
C Nephron
D Villi
DSC Mathematics
The percentage of 250 that is 75 is:
A 25%
B 30%
C 35%
D 40%
DSC Science
Which process is responsible for bringing water from the surface of the Earth back into the clouds?
A Precipitation
B Condensation
C Evaporation
D Infiltration
DSC Social Studies
The "Lok Sabha" (House of the People) has a maximum of how many members?
A 545
B 552
C 500
D 560

About DSC

AP DSC (Andhra Pradesh Direct Selection Committee), officially known as Teacher Recruitment Test 2026, is the teacher recruitment examination conducted by the Andhra Pradesh Department of School Education for recruitment to teaching positions in government schools across the state. The exam recruits School Assistants (SA), Secondary Grade Teachers (SGT), Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT), Post Graduate Teachers (PGT), Physical Education Teachers (PET), and Principals.

Exam Pattern (AP DSC 2026):

SGT (Secondary Grade Teacher):
- Total Questions: 140 (MCQ-based)
- Total Marks: 70
- Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Sections: GK & Current Affairs (20Q/10M), Perspective in Education (10Q/5M), Education Psychology (20Q/10M), Language Ability I — Optional (30Q/15M), Language Ability English (40Q/20M), Mathematics (40Q/20M), Science (40Q/20M), Social Studies (40Q/20M)

School Assistant (SA):
- Total Questions: 160 (MCQ-based)
- Total Marks: 80
- Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Sections: GK & Current Affairs (20Q/10M), Perspective in Education (10Q/5M), Educational Psychology (10Q/5M), Content of Concerned Subject (80Q/40M), Methodology of Concerned Subject (40Q/20M)

TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher):
- Paper I: English Language Proficiency (100Q/100M, 1.5 hours)
- Paper II: Subject-Specific (160Q/80M, 2.5 hours)

PGT (Post Graduate Teacher):
- Paper I: English Language Proficiency (100Q/100M, 1.5 hours)
- Paper II: Subject-Specific (100Q/100M, 3 hours)

Negative Marking: None

Eligibility:
- SGT: Intermediate/10+2 (50% marks) + D.El.Ed or B.El.Ed + AP TET/CTET Paper I qualification
- SA: Bachelor's Degree in relevant subject + B.Ed. + AP TET/CTET qualification
- TGT/PGT: Bachelor's/Master's Degree with B.Ed.
- Age Limit: 18-44 years (General), 18-49 years (SC/ST/OBC), 18-54 years (PwD)

Selection Process:
- Written Test (TRT): 80% weightage
- AP TET Score: 20% weightage
- Document Verification

Why Practice AP DSC Mock Tests: AP DSC tests both subject knowledge and teaching pedagogy. Our practice tests cover GK, Education Psychology, Language, and subject-specific content aligned with the actual AP DSC exam pattern, helping you clear the Teacher Recruitment Test with a high score.

Frequently Asked Questions — DSC Mock Tests

What is DSC?

DSC is a competitive examination for admission to higher education and career programs. MockTests.org provides free mock tests for DSC covering 3 subjects including Mathematics, Science, Social Studies. Each test replicates the real exam pattern, marking scheme, and difficulty level with detailed solutions and explanations. The exam duration is 2 hours 30 minutes. The test includes negative marking for incorrect answers.

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We offer 3 subject-wise mock tests for DSC that simulates the complete exam experience. Each test follows the actual exam pattern and marking scheme, with 140 (MCQ-based) practice questions available across all subjects.

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