BPSC TRE 4.0 Mock Test 2026 (Free): Class 1-5, 6-8 & 9-10 in Hindi & English

Which BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test should you take?

If you are hunting for a Bihar TRE 4.0 mock test with little time left and a job or family pulling at your day, the honest answer is simple: practise the series built for the exact class and subject you applied for, not a general "Bihar teacher" pack. SeatBeat runs five separate BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test series — Class 1-5 General Studies, Class 6-8 Maths & Science, and three Class 9-10 subject series (Science, Mathematics, Social Science) — each in Hindi and English with step-by-step solutions. Pick the one that matches your post, and start with the free mock test before you spend a single rupee.

Need the full Class 1-5 details first? See the BPSC TRE 4.0 (Class 1-5) exam page. Then read on — there is a section below for Class 1-5, Class 6-8 and Class 9-10, so you can jump straight to yours.

Where does BPSC TRE 4.0 stand right now?

As of today, 1 November 2026, the application window is still open — and closing fast. BPSC's official notice dated 26 October 2026 extended the dates: the fee-payment last date is 2 November 2026 and the final online submission deadline is 3 November 2026. If you have not submitted your form yet, finish it in these two days; mock practice can wait a little, the form cannot.

TRE 4.0 is a recruitment for School Teachers, Classes 1-12, listed on the BPSC Exam Calendar with 32,388 posts. The PT (written) exam date is not announced yet — the calendar plainly says it "shall be published after completion of the advertisement period." So there is no admit card, no answer key and no result at this stage. What this means for you: you have no exam date to count down from, but you do have a fixed form deadline. So submit the form first, then begin mock practice now instead of waiting for the date.

For the full picture of posts, papers and the expected pattern, SeatBeat's complete TRE 4.0 guide covers it, and the apply-online walkthrough takes you through the form. Official sources to check yourself: the BPSC Exam Calendar and the 26 October 2026 notice on the extended dates.

All five BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test series, compared

Every series is available in Hindi and English, every question comes with a solution, and each series gives you one free full mock test to try first. Here is how they line up:

Two things worth noticing. The Class 9-10 Social Science series has the most tests of all (97) and still costs only ₹49 — if that is your subject, there is no reason to skip it. And four of the five series are ₹49; only Class 9-10 Mathematics is ₹99. One more caution: if your Class 9-10 post is tested on both Science and Maths papers, you may genuinely need two series — check your post's subject requirement first, so you don't pay for a paper you will never sit.

BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test free for 1 to 5

If you applied for Class 1-5, your paper is General Studies, and the Class 1-5 General Studies series is built exactly for it — 69 tests and 3,270 questions at ₹49. You don't have to decide blind: the free mock test for Class 1-5 lets you check the question style, the Hindi/English toggle and the difficulty before buying. Take that free one today, note how many you got wrong, and that list of weak topics is your study plan for the week.

BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test for 6 to 8

For Class 6-8 the paper is Maths & Science together, so a General Studies pack will not prepare you. The Class 6-8 Maths & Science series has 60 tests and 2,322 questions at ₹49, with its own free mock test. If maths feels heavy, start with the free test, then use the shorter sectional tests to drill one weak chapter at a time instead of always sitting a full paper — that way a tired evening after work still moves you forward.

BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test free for 9 to 10

Class 9-10 is subject-wise, so there are three separate series — pick the one for your post's subject, not all three:

• Class 9-10 Science — 90 tests, 3,206 questions, ₹49 (free mock).
• Class 9-10 Mathematics — 80 tests, 2,772 questions, ₹99 (free mock).
• Class 9-10 Social Science — 97 tests, 3,018 questions, ₹49 (free mock).

Each one has a free first test, so try yours before paying. If Social Science is your subject, SeatBeat's dedicated walkthrough of that series goes deeper into the paper structure, and the Class 9-10 Science 90-test guide does the same for Science.

What one full mock test actually gives you

Each "Full Mock Test" is built to mirror the length and subject mix of the real paper for your class, not a random quiz. In practice that means:

• A fixed set of questions per test, drawn from the series' full question bank (for example, the Class 1-5 series spreads 3,270 questions across 69 tests).
• A Hindi–English toggle at the question level, so you practise in the language you will actually attempt the exam in.
• Instant scoring the moment you submit, with a step-by-step solution for every question — not just the right option, so you can see where your reasoning slipped.
• Full-length mocks plus shorter sectional tests in the same series, so you can hammer one weak topic without sitting a whole paper each time.

Every series includes one free full mock — "Full Mock Test 1" — so you can judge the interface and difficulty before buying the rest.

How do I use these mocks when the exam date isn't out?

Since BPSC has not fixed the PT date, treat a "last 60 days" plan as a countdown you start the day the date appears. The structure holds whether you end up with 60 days or 40:

1. Days 60-40 — diagnose and cover the syllabus. Take one full mock a week from your matching series to find weak areas, and fill gaps on the days in between. Don't chase a score yet; chase a list of weak topics.
2. Days 40-15 — sectional practice on those weak topics. Use the shorter tests to drill specific chapters, then re-take a full mock every 4-5 days to check if the weak areas are truly improving.
3. Days 15-0 — full mocks under real time pressure. Take full-length mocks back-to-back, timed strictly, and spend as long reviewing the solutions as you spent taking the test. The solution review, not the test itself, is where the score actually moves.

Three struggles come up again and again — here is one doable step for each. If you have almost no free hours because of work: do one sectional test of 15-20 questions a day, not a full mock, so you still touch a weak topic daily. If this is a repeat attempt and your mind keeps going to last time's result: review only the solutions of your wrong answers for a week and ignore the score — the pattern of mistakes, not the number, is what you fix. If you are confused about which paper is yours: open your post's subject requirement, match it to one row in the table above, and buy only that series.

Should you buy, or is the free mock enough for now?

A mock series is worth it if you have already covered the syllabus basics and need structured, timed practice with solutions — that is exactly what repeated full and sectional tests are for. It is not worth it yet if you have not opened your syllabus at all; a mock won't teach a topic from zero, it will only show you how much is left. At ₹49-₹99 a series, the cost of checking is low, so the honest advice is: take the free mock first, see if the question style and difficulty match what you expect from BPSC TRE 4.0, and only then buy the full series for your class and subject. No mock series can promise selection — but honest, repeated practice with solution review is the part of preparation most aspirants skip, and it is fully in your hands.

So here is your one step for today: submit your form if it is still pending (the window closes 3 November 2026), then start with the free mock test for your class — or pick your series from the table above — and write down the five topics you got wrong. Tomorrow, you study those five. That is how the climb begins.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test for Class 1 to 5?

Yes. The Class 1-5 General Studies series includes a free "Full Mock Test 1" you can take before buying. The full series has 69 tests and 3,270 questions at ₹49, in Hindi and English, with solutions for every question.

Which BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test should I take for Class 6 to 8?

Take the Class 6-8 Maths & Science series, because that is the subject combination tested for Class 6-8. It has 60 tests and 2,322 questions at ₹49, in Hindi and English, and includes one free full mock test to try first.

Is a free BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test available for Class 9 to 10?

Yes, for each subject. The Class 9-10 Science (90 tests), Mathematics (80 tests) and Social Science (97 tests) series each include a free first mock. Pick the series that matches your post's subject rather than taking all three.

Is the BPSC TRE 4.0 mock test available in Hindi?

Yes. All five SeatBeat BPSC TRE 4.0 series — Class 1-5, Class 6-8, and the three Class 9-10 subject series — are available in both Hindi and English, with a toggle at the question level.

When is the BPSC TRE 4.0 exam, and what are the application dates?

The PT exam date is not announced yet; the official exam calendar says it will be published after the advertisement period ends. As per the BPSC notice dated 26 October 2026, the fee-payment last date is 2 November 2026 and the final online submission deadline is 3 November 2026.