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Kerala PSC Pharmacist Mock Tests, Syllabus & Complete Exam Guide

Kerala Public Service Commission — Pharmacist Grade II (Health Services) Recruitment Test. Practise 30 full-length mock tests on the official pattern, drill every topic, and get the eligibility, syllabus, cut-off, rank and college details you need — all in one place.

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Kerala PSC Pharmacist at a glance

Format
Objective test → Ranked list
Paper
~100 questions · ~100 marks
Marking
No negative marking (as modelled here)
Eligibility
D.Pharm / B.Pharm + pharmacy council registration
ModeObjective test (OMR / CBT) → Ranked list → Certificate verification
FrequencyAs per Kerala PSC notifications for Pharmacist Grade II vacancies
LanguagesEnglish & Malayalam
By the ExamguruX Editorial TeamReviewed for pattern accuracy against Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC), ThiruvananthapuramLast updated 22 August 2026

Kerala PSC Pharmacist full-length mock tests

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Kerala PSC Pharmacist (Grade II) Full Mock Test 01

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Kerala PSC Pharmacist topic-wise tests & syllabus

120 topic tests across 4 subjects — a focused set of 15 tests for every topic in the Kerala PSC Pharmacist syllabus, tagged with approximate exam weightage so you practise where the marks are.

120 topic-wise tests · 15 per topic across 4 subjects. Pick a subject, expand a topic, and start drilling.

Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 01

12 Qs · 12 marks11 min99.6K attemptsModerate
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 02

12 Qs · 12 marks11 min121K attemptsEasy
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 03

20 Qs · 20 marks18 min23.2K attemptsHard
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 04

12 Qs · 12 marks11 min45.1K attemptsModerate
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 05

12 Qs · 12 marks11 min66.9K attemptsEasy
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 06

20 Qs · 20 marks18 min88.7K attemptsHard
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 07

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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 08

12 Qs · 12 marks11 min12.4K attemptsEasy
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 09

20 Qs · 20 marks18 min34.2K attemptsHard
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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 10

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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 11

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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 12

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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 13

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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 14

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Pharmacology & Drug Classes — Test 15

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Kerala PSC Pharmacist sample questions

A few real Kerala PSC Pharmacist questions with answers and step-by-step solutions, in the exact style of the full mock tests.

Pharmacy & PharmacologySample 1

Paracetamol (acetaminophen) is used mainly as an:

  • A.Antibiotic
  • B.Analgesic and antipyretic
  • C.Anticoagulant
  • D.Antifungal

Solution: Paracetamol relieves pain (analgesic) and reduces fever (antipyretic); it has little anti-inflammatory action.

General ScienceSample 2

Which instrument is used to measure blood pressure?

  • A.Sphygmomanometer
  • B.Stethoscope
  • C.Thermometer
  • D.Barometer

Solution: A sphygmomanometer measures blood pressure.

General Knowledge & Current AffairsSample 3

The Pulse Polio Immunisation programme in India aims to eradicate which disease?

  • A.Tuberculosis
  • B.Poliomyelitis
  • C.Measles
  • D.Malaria

Solution: The Pulse Polio programme immunises children with oral polio vaccine to eradicate poliomyelitis; India was declared polio-free in 2014.

MalayalamSample 4

'വലുത്' എന്ന വാക്കിന്റെ വിപരീതപദം ഏത്? (What is the opposite of 'valuth' — big?)

  • A.ചെറുത് (small)
  • B.നീളം (length)
  • C.ഉയരം (height)
  • D.വീതി (width)

Solution: 'വലുത്' means big; its opposite is 'ചെറുത്' (small).

About the Kerala PSC Pharmacist exam

Kerala PSC recruits Pharmacists (Grade II) for the state Health Services department and allied departments through an objective written test. The paper combines a pharmacy subject part with general parts on general science, general knowledge and language, and the score builds a ranked list from which appointments are made.

What is the Kerala PSC Pharmacist exam?

The Kerala Public Service Commission recruits Pharmacists (Grade II) for the state Health Services department and allied departments through an objective written test. It is a sought-after post for D.Pharm and B.Pharm holders who are registered with the state pharmacy council, because a strong rank on the objective paper can lead to a secure government pharmacist job in a hospital or health institution.

The selection runs through a single objective test whose score builds a ranked list; candidates on the list are then called in rank order for certificate verification and appointment as vacancies arise. The paper pairs a pharmacy subject part — pharmaceutics, pharmacology, drug classes, dosage forms, pharmacognosy and pharmacy law — with general parts on general science, general knowledge and current affairs, and language.

How to clear Kerala PSC Pharmacist

The pharmacy subject part carries the most weight, so build a firm base in pharmacology and drug classes, common dosage forms, pharmacognosy sources of important drugs and the essentials of pharmacy law such as the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. Accurate, well-revised notes on frequently asked drug facts pay off directly on the ranked list.

Pair this with steady work on plus-two level general science and on general knowledge focused on national health programmes, drugs, public health and medical institutions — the areas most relevant to a pharmacist. Because a ranked list rewards every extra mark, aim for both speed and accuracy, practise the Malayalam language section in its script, and sit full timed mocks to build pace and section balance.

Kerala PSC Pharmacist eligibility & exam pattern

Check whether you meet the Kerala PSC Pharmacist eligibility criteria and understand exactly how the paper is structured and marked before you plan your preparation.

Eligibility criteria

Nationality
Indian citizen (Kerala PSC posts follow the eligibility rules in each notification).
Qualification
A Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) or Degree in Pharmacy (B.Pharm) from a recognised institution, as specified in the notification.
Registration
Registration as a pharmacist with the Kerala State Pharmacy Council (Pharmacy Act) is required.
Age
Generally within the age band notified for the post, with age relaxation for reserved categories and other eligible groups per Kerala government norms.
Language
Knowledge of Malayalam is expected; the language section is set in the Malayalam script.
Ranked list
Selection is from a ranked list that stays valid for a notified period, so a good rank can lead to appointment over the life of the list.

Exam pattern & marking

SubjectQuestionsMarks
Pharmacy & PharmacologyPharmaceutics, pharmacology, drug classes, dosage forms, pharmacognosy and pharmacy law~40~40
General SciencePhysics, chemistry, biology and the human body at plus-two level~25~25
General Knowledge & Current AffairsNational health programmes, drugs, public health and medical institutions~20~20
MalayalamGrammar, synonyms, antonyms and word meaning (in Malayalam script)~15~15
TotalNaN100

Kerala PSC recruits Pharmacists (Grade II) for the Health Services department through a single objective test — commonly around 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks in about 90 minutes — with a pharmacy subject part plus general parts on general science, general knowledge and current affairs, and language. The score produces a ranked list from which candidates are called for certificate verification and appointment against available vacancies. This mock models the no-negative-marking format (representative). On ExamguruX, each question is scored +1 for a correct answer with no penalty for a wrong answer, and every question carries a worked solution; the Malayalam section is presented in the Malayalam script.

Duration: About 90 minutes (objective).

How to prepare for Kerala PSC Pharmacist

A fresher-friendly Kerala PSC Pharmacist roadmap — understand the paper first, follow a month-by-month plan, build a weekly routine and peak with reviewed full-length mocks.

Beginner-friendly roadmap

Your Kerala PSC Pharmacist plan: first day to exam day

Start with the paper structure, build concepts in layers, then use timed practice and review to turn preparation into a repeatable score.

Coverage4 subjects
Exam clockAbout 90 minutes (objective)
MarkingKerala PSC recruits Pharmacists (Grade II) for the Health Services department through a single objective test — commonly around 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks in about 90 minutes — with a pharmacy subject part plus general parts on general science, general knowledge and current affairs, and language. The score produces a ranked list from which candidates are called for certificate verification and appointment against available vacancies. This mock models the no-negative-marking format (representative). On ExamguruX, each question is scored +1 for a correct answer with no penalty for a wrong answer, and every question carries a worked solution; the Malayalam section is presented in the Malayalam script.

The first 12 weeks

A plan a fresher can actually follow

  1. Month 1

    Understand the paper and build your base

    Read the official pattern first, then make a realistic subject map for 4 subjects. Begin with Pharmacy & Pharmacology, General Science, General Knowledge & Current Affairs. Focus on concepts before speed.

    Take one diagnostic topic test. Its purpose is to find gaps, not to judge your score.
  2. Month 2

    Finish the core syllabus through practice

    Cover the remaining syllabus, including Malayalam, while revising Month 1 every week. Move from untimed questions to short timed sets.

    Keep a single error log: concept missed, why it happened and the correct method.
  3. Month 3

    Build exam temperament with mocks

    Use the real exam time limit (About 90 minutes (objective)) in full-length practice. Review every mock longer than it took to attempt it; the review is where improvement happens.

    Turn each weak area from your error log into a 30–45 minute repair session.

Your repeatable week

The study loop that makes revision stick

  1. 1
    Learn

    Read one focused concept block and make a short revision sheet.

  2. 2
    Solve

    Immediately answer topic questions; do not wait until you have ‘finished’ the syllabus.

  3. 3
    Review

    Log mistakes by concept, not just by score. Revisit them after 2–3 days.

  4. 4
    Simulate

    Use a timed section or mock to practise decisions under the clock.

Mock-test ladder

Don’t start with a full mock every day

  • Month 1: topic tests after each completed concept.
  • Month 2: one timed sectional test each week, plus error-log revision.
  • Month 3: one or two full mocks weekly under the real About 90 minutes (objective) clock.

Kerala PSC Pharmacist-specific priorities

What to focus on as you move through the plan

  1. 1

    Master the pharmacy subject part

    Pharmacology, drug classes, dosage forms, pharmacognosy and pharmacy law carry the most weight. Build the essential drug facts, common preparations and the key provisions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act into strong, repeatedly revised notes.

  2. 2

    Lock in plus-two general science

    Physics, chemistry, biology and the human body at plus-two level are predictable and high-return. Drill the standard facts until they are quick and automatic.

  3. 3

    Focus GK on health and public health

    National health programmes, drugs, public health and medical institutions are the most relevant general-knowledge areas for a pharmacist. Learn the major programmes, regulators and institutions and keep current affairs steady.

  4. 4

    Practise Malayalam in its script

    Synonyms, antonyms and word meaning reward steady practice. Revise common examples so the Malayalam questions become reliable marks.

  5. 5

    Chase every mark for the ranked list

    Selection is rank-based, so small margins decide appointments. Even in the no-negative-marking model, avoid careless mistakes and attempt the full paper within time.

  6. 6

    Take full timed mocks

    The objective paper is speed-based. Sit full timed mocks to build pace and section balance, and review the worked solution for every question you miss.

Final 7 days

Revise your short notes and error log; do not begin major new topics.

Take only the number of mocks you can properly review; protect sleep and routine.

Confirm the official admit-card instructions, reporting time, centre and permitted items.

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Kerala PSC Pharmacist scoring & selection

Use this practice benchmark to understand score ranges, qualifying cut-offs and the selection stages for Kerala PSC Pharmacist. The conducting authority sets official merit and appointments.

Kerala PSC Pharmacist marks vs. rank

Score rangeStageWhat it takes
High objective scoreTestA strong score places you high on the ranked list
Ranked list positionListAppointments are made in rank order as vacancies arise
Certificate verificationVerificationQualifying — documents and registration checked before appointment
Pharmacy part: no weak spotOverallThe subject part is where ranks are often won or lost
Steady mock scoresReadinessConsistent timed-mock performance predicts a good rank

Indicative stage requirements

Objective testDecisive

Indicative marks: Your score fixes your position on the ranked list

Ranked listMerit

Indicative marks: Candidates called in rank order as vacancies arise

Certificate verificationQualifying

Indicative marks: Documents, qualification and registration verified before appointment

Reserved categoriesRelaxed

Indicative marks: Separate ranked lists and age relaxation as per norms

Post appointmentVacancy-based

Indicative marks: Depends on rank, vacancies and list validity

This page models the Kerala PSC Pharmacist (Grade II) recruitment test — a single objective paper with a pharmacy subject part plus general parts, a ranked-list selection and (as modelled here) no negative marking. Exact question counts, marking, vacancies, cut-offs, dates, eligibility and posts vary with every notification; always confirm current specifics in the official Kerala PSC notification at keralapsc.gov.in.

Posts filled through Kerala PSC Pharmacist recruitment

The Pharmacist (Grade II) ranked list is used to appoint pharmacists across Kerala's health departments. The table below shows the kind of posts these tests recruit for — the exact posts, vacancies and ranked lists change with every notification.

PostCadreDepartmentDepartment
Pharmacist Grade II — Health ServicesState hospitals & health centresHealth Services DepartmentRank & vacancy based
Pharmacist Grade II — Medical EducationMedical college hospitalsMedical Education DepartmentRank & vacancy based
Pharmacist Grade II — ESIESI dispensaries & hospitalsInsurance Medical Services (ESI)Rank & vacancy based
Pharmacist Grade II — District & Taluk hospitalsDistricts across KeralaHealth Services DepartmentRank & vacancy based
Pharmacist Grade II — Primary Health CentresRural PHCs / CHCsHealth Services DepartmentRank & vacancy based
Pharmacist Grade II — DispensariesGovernment dispensariesHealth Services / ESIRank & vacancy based

A representative view of posts and selection routes linked to Kerala PSC Pharmacist. Confirm vacancies, stages and final appointments in the current official notice.

Kerala PSC Pharmacist important dates

The typical Kerala PSC Pharmacist recruitment timeline, from notification to result and document verification. Dates are tentative until the official notice is released.

  1. Notification & apply

    As per Kerala PSC notifications for the post

  2. Objective test

    As per the exam calendar for each notification

  3. Provisional answer key

    Shortly after the test

  4. Ranked list

    After scoring and any answer-key challenges

  5. Certificate verification & advice

    In rank order as vacancies arise

  6. List validity

    The ranked list stays valid for a notified period

Kerala PSC Pharmacist — frequently asked questions

Quick, reliable answers to the questions Kerala PSC Pharmacist aspirants ask most.

How does Kerala PSC Pharmacist selection work?

You sit a single objective test whose score builds a ranked list. Candidates are then called in rank order for certificate verification and appointment as vacancies arise, over the validity of the list.

What is the exam pattern for Pharmacist Grade II?

It is commonly a single objective paper of around 100 questions for 100 marks in about 90 minutes, with a pharmacy subject part plus general parts on general science, general knowledge and current affairs, and language (Malayalam).

What is the eligibility for the Pharmacist post?

You need a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) or Degree in Pharmacy (B.Pharm) from a recognised institution and registration as a pharmacist with the Kerala State Pharmacy Council, along with the age and other conditions in each notification.

Is there negative marking?

These mocks model the no-negative-marking format (representative), scoring +1 per correct answer, so you should attempt every question. Always confirm the exact marking in the official notification.

Which departments recruit Pharmacists through this list?

Pharmacist (Grade II) posts arise chiefly in the Kerala Health Services, Medical Education and ESI (Insurance Medical Services) departments — the exact posts and vacancies depend on the notifications in force.

How should I use these mock tests?

Take full-length timed mocks to build speed and section balance, and review the solution for every question. Use the topic tests to strengthen the pharmacy subject part, general science, health-focused general knowledge and Malayalam until each becomes a reliable source of marks.

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