PYQ topic frequency

Six exam states · last updated 17/10/2026

What a topic-frequency page counts

Topic frequency is a section-level view of previous-year questions: which Bare Act sections a state's verified prelims papers actually cite, how often, and in which years. Every count links back to the section's verified text, so a number is always checkable against the source. It answers what has been asked — never what will be asked.

Chhattisgarh

7 prelims papers · 644 verified questions

Topic frequency →Previous-year papers →Exam hub →

Uttar Pradesh

6 prelims papers · 900 verified questions

Topic frequency — not classified yetPrevious-year papers →Exam hub →

Madhya Pradesh

9 prelims papers · 1300 verified questions

Topic frequency — not classified yetPrevious-year papers →Exam hub →

Bihar

8 prelims papers · 1000 verified questions

Topic frequency — not classified yetPrevious-year papers →Exam hub →

Rajasthan

6 prelims papers · 600 verified questions

Topic frequency — not classified yetPrevious-year papers →Exam hub →

Delhi

5 prelims papers · 1000 verified questions

Topic frequency — not classified yetPrevious-year papers →Exam hub →

Why only Chhattisgarh has counts right now

A count is produced by classifying an archive question by question, and only Chhattisgarh's archive is fully classified. The other five states publish their papers and exam facts on the links above; their topic pages appear here as their classification is completed. No state shows partial counts — a partial number reads like a real one.

Frequently asked questions

What is a PYQ topic-frequency page?

A per-state count of which Bare Act sections the verified prelims papers actually cite, with the years they appeared and a link to each section's verified text.

Why does only Chhattisgarh have one?

The counts come from a question-by-question classification of a state's archive, and that classification is complete only for Chhattisgarh. The other five archives are published unclassified on their papers pages; their topic pages appear here as the classification lands.

Where can I read the actual questions?

Each state's previous-year papers page lists its papers with verification dates, and signed-in practice mode runs the questions themselves.

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