JKSSB Junior Engineer (Civil) full-length mock tests

120 questions, 120 marks and 120 minutes, with +1 for each correct answer and −0.25 for each wrong answer. 3 papers, free; the first needs no sign-up. Confirm the pattern in your own notification.

This is the expected pattern, based on published exam guides and past papers, not an official notice. Confirm it in the official notification, which replaces it.

• Surveying — 10 questions
• Mechanics and Structural Analysis — 15 questions
• RCC Structures — 15 questions
• Soil Mechanics — 10 questions
• Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics — 15 questions
• Irrigation Engineering — 10 questions
• Water Supply and Waste Water — 10 questions
• Highway Engineering — 10 questions
• Railway Engineering — 10 questions
• Construction Planning and Management — 15 questions

About this exam

Also searched as the PWD (R&B) and Jal Shakti Junior Engineer Civil exam (advertisement 11 of 2026, 458 posts). The board's paper for this post in 2025 had 120 questions in 120 minutes, all technical, and the 2026 syllabus is still to be notified, so the pattern here is an expected one that follows the same shape: 120 questions in 120 minutes.

What the JKSSB Junior Engineer (Civil) syllabus covers on MockNPrep

We hold 720 original questions for JKSSB Junior Engineer (Civil), grouped by subject and topic, each marked Easy, Medium or Hard and each with an explanation.

• Surveying: 5 topics, 60 questions
• Mechanics and Structural Analysis: 7 topics, 90 questions
• RCC Structures: 4 topics, 90 questions
• Soil Mechanics: 5 topics, 60 questions
• Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics: 4 topics, 90 questions
• Irrigation Engineering: 4 topics, 60 questions
• Water Supply and Waste Water Engineering: 3 topics, 60 questions
• Highway Engineering: 4 topics, 60 questions
• Railway Engineering: 3 topics, 60 questions
• Construction Planning and Management: 5 topics, 90 questions

How to use a full-length mock

Sit the paper in one go, in a quiet place, with the timer running and no notes. Mark questions you are unsure of and move on instead of spending several minutes on one. When the time ends, do not look only at the score. Check how many questions you attempted, how many were right, and how many marks the wrong answers cost you under the negative marking. Then read the explanation for every question you missed, and group the errors by topic so you know what to revise first.

Take the three papers a few days apart rather than back to back. Between papers, practise the weak topics by topic, so that each attempt shows real progress. If your score rises while your accuracy holds steady, your speed is improving the right way.

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