Maharashtra Police Exam Prep

Maharashtra Police Exam Prep - offline practice for Maharashtra police recruitment exams PLEASE READ: UNOFFICIAL APP Maharashtra Police Exam Prep is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Maharashtra Police, the Government of Maharashtra or any government body, and it provides no government service. It does not reproduce past examination papers: every question was written for this app in the style of the examination. Notifications, syllabi, paper patterns and question counts change, so always confirm details against the current notification. Everything is already on your phone. The app works in aeroplane mode, on a bus and in a village with no signal. There is no account, no ads, no analytics and no in-app purchase. QUESTIONS IN ENGLISH AND MARATHI Every question exists in both languages as one linked pair: the wording, all five options and the explanation travel together, so the correct option is the same option in both languages. If a translation is ever disputed, the English version settles it. COVERAGE - 1,140 practice questions - six subjects: General Knowledge, Reasoning, Mathematics, Marathi, English, and Police Acts and Rules - five options per question, with the answer position spread evenly across A to E - 37 glossary terms covering police ranks, legal terms, writs and forensic terms CHAPTER-WISE PRACTICE Pick a subject and practise its questions. Each question shows its difficulty and its type, and the explanation appears as soon as you answer. RANDOM TEST A random test draws 10 questions from all six subjects by default, scores you at the end and reviews every answer. SETTINGS The settings screen holds the language, the number of questions per test (10, 20 or 30) and whether the answer options are shuffled, plus a button that restores the defaults. WHAT EVERY QUESTION CARRIES - an explanation in both languages - a source note naming where the fact came from - a difficulty level: easy, medium or hard - the question type (recall a value, or spot a wrong pairing) THE SOURCES SCREEN A screen in the app repeats that it is not connected to any government body, and lists the sites below as tappable links that open in your browser. LAW CONTENT: SECTION NUMBERS CHANGE Some questions refer to the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 replaced them with effect from 1 July 2024 and renumbered the provisions. The app says this on the sources screen as well. Verify against the current statute before relying on any section number. GLOSSARY 37 terms in four categories - police ranks, legal terms, writs and forensic terms. Search by term or filter by category. DETAILS WORTH KNOWING - The app works offline. The only outbound links are the sites below, and only when you tap them. - Your answers are not stored. Between launches the app remembers only your language and the settings you chose. - The app requests no sensitive permission, so no permission dialog appears. SOURCES The government information here - police recruitment, ranks and the law - is drawn from the government bodies responsible for it. All four sources are on the app's Sources and disclaimer screen. This app is not affiliated with any of them. Maharashtra Police Recruitment notices, ranks and the organisation of the state police force https://mahapolice.gov.in/ India Code, Ministry of Law and Justice The Constitution of India and central Acts, including criminal law https://indiacode.gov.in/ National Portal of India National symbols, constitutional bodies and central schemes https://www.india.gov.in/ Ministry of Home Affairs Police administration and internal security https://www.mha.gov.in/