APSC Grade 4 Question Paper and Answer Key 2025-26 (4 January), Download PDF

The APSC conducted the APSC Grade 4 written examination today, 4th January 2026, for thousands of candidates who had applied for 20 posts. The exam was conducted in offline mode in a single shift from 11 am to 1 pm. After the completion of the exam, the APSC Grade 4 Question Paper 2025-26, and the unofficial APSC Grade 4 Answer Key will be shared shortly in this article.

APSC Grade 4 Question Paper and Answer Key 2025-26

The APSC Grade 4 exam consists of 100 questions worth 100 marks, lasting 2 hours, with no negative marking. It covers Arithmetic (20 marks), Assam-specific GK (20), Reasoning (20), Social Science (20), Science (10), and Elementary English (10). Candidates who appeared in the APSC Grade 4 exam or those planning for next year’s APSC Grade 4 Exam must download the question paper pdf to know what questions were asked in all sets.

APSC Grade 4 Question Paper 2026 PDF

The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) conducted the Grade 4 screening test in a single shift from 11 am to 1 pm in the offline OMR mode. Candidates can download the question paper to analyze topics and difficulty from the link below which will be updated shortly.

APSC Grade 4 Answer Key 2025-26 (Unofficial)

Our faculty will also provide the unofficial APSC Grade 4 Answer Key 2025-26 after solving all questions asked in the APSC Grade 4 Exam of 4th January 2026. Below we will share the correct answers shortly, so you can cross-check and calculate approximate marks.

APSC Grade 4 Question Paper 2026 Structure

The APSC Grade 4 screening test for 2026 follows a standardized objective pattern designed for efficiency. It consists of 100 multiple-choice questions worth 100 marks total, conducted over 2 hours in offline OMR mode with no negative marking.

APSC Grade 4 Subject-wise

1. Arithmetic: 20 marks (basic calculations, percentages).
2. General Knowledge of Assam: 20 marks (history, geography, culture).
3. General Reasoning: 20 marks (logical puzzles, series).
4. Social Studies: 20 marks (civics, economics).
5. General Science: 10 marks (physics, chemistry, biology basics).
6. General English: 10 marks (grammar, comprehension).

Marking Scheme- Each correct answer awards 1 mark, with zero for unattempted questions. Qualifying requires around 40-50 marks based on prior cutoffs, varying by category