UPSSSC Veterinary Pharmacist Mock Test 1 – 2026 (100 MCQs Practice Set)

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Full-length practice test for UPSSSC Veterinary Pharmacist Main Examination (Advt 18-Exam/2026).

Exam Structure & Candidate Instructions

Exam: UPSSSC VP Mains

Advt No: 18-Exam/2026

Questions: 100 MCQs

Marks: 100 Marks

Time: 2 Hours (120 Min)

Negative: -0.25 per wrong

Part 1: Vet Science (65 Qs)

Part 2 & 3: IT & UP GK (35 Qs)

Attempt all questions honestly before opening the Answer Key toggle at the bottom.
Each correct answer earns +1 Mark; each wrong answer incurs -0.25 Penalty.
Use the interactive Score Calculator at the end to evaluate your net score.

Part 1: Vet Science (Q1–65) Part 2: Computer & IT (Q66–80) Part 3: UP GK (Q81–100) Answer Key & Score Calc

PART 1 – VETERINARY PHARMACIST (Questions 1–65)

Anatomy of Livestock and Poultry

Q1. Which compartment of the ruminant stomach is commonly called the true stomach?

A) Rumen B) Reticulum C) Omasum D) Abomasum

Q2. The largest compartment of the ruminant stomach is:

A) Rumen B) Omasum C) Abomasum D) Reticulum

Q3. The basic structural and functional unit of the animal body is:

A) Organ B) Cell C) Tissue D) System

Q4. Which organ is primarily responsible for pumping blood throughout the body?

A) Liver B) Kidney C) Heart D) Spleen

Q5. The skeletal system primarily provides:

A) Hormone production B) Support and protection C) Digestion D) Blood filtration

Livestock Management

Q6. One of the major objectives of livestock management is:

A) Maintaining animal health and productivity B) Increasing disease transmission C) Reducing feed quality D) Preventing reproduction

Q7. Proper ventilation in livestock housing helps to:

A) Increase harmful gases B) Reduce oxygen availability C) Maintain healthy environmental conditions D) Increase contamination

Q8. Which is essential for maintaining healthy livestock?

A) Unclean water B) Balanced nutrition C) Poor ventilation D) Irregular feeding

Q9. Proper livestock housing should provide:

A) Adequate space, ventilation and hygiene B) Maximum overcrowding C) Continuous darkness D) Poor drainage

Livestock Breeds and Economic Traits

Q10. Which of the following is an important economic trait in dairy cattle?

A) Tail length B) Horn shape C) Coat colour only D) Milk yield

Q11. Growth rate is particularly important as an economic trait in:

A) Meat-producing livestock B) Farm buildings C) Poultry equipment D) Veterinary instruments

Q12. Selection of livestock breeds should primarily consider:

A) Random characteristics B) Economic and productive traits C) Colour alone D) Ear shape alone

Animal Nutrition and Health

Q13. Which nutrient is an important source of energy for animals?

A) Vitamins B) Minerals C) Carbohydrates D) Water

Q14. Proteins are particularly important for:

A) Tissue growth and repair B) Body colour only C) Water storage only D) Temperature measurement

Q15. Vitamins are generally required by animals:

A) In very large quantities B) In relatively small quantities C) Only during exercise D) Only during sleep

Q16. A deficiency of essential nutrients may result in:

A) Nutritional disorders B) Guaranteed increased production C) Complete disease resistance D) No physiological effect

Q17. A balanced ration should provide:

A) Only carbohydrates B) Only proteins C) Nutrients in appropriate proportions D) Only minerals

Animal Physiology

Q18. Physiology primarily deals with:

A) Functions of living organisms and their parts B) Classification of buildings C) Farm economics D) Animal marketing

Q19. The heart is primarily involved in:

A) Digestion B) Circulation C) Excretion D) Reproduction

Q20. Respiration is closely associated with:

A) Gas exchange and energy production B) Bone classification C) Hair colour D) Breed identification

Clinical Pathology

Q21. Clinical pathology mainly involves:

A) Farm management B) Laboratory examination related to disease C) Animal breeding D) Feed manufacturing

Q22. Examination of blood can assist in:

A) Disease diagnosis B) Building construction C) Breed registration only D) Measuring farm area

Q23. Laboratory results should generally be interpreted together with:

A) Animal colour B) Market value C) Clinical findings D) Housing design

Elementary Parasitology

Q24. Parasitology is the study of:

A) Parasites and their relationship with hosts B) Animal buildings C) Soil fertility D) Feed formulation only

Q25. An organism that obtains nourishment from a host is called a:

A) Producer B) Parasite C) Decomposer D) Scavenger

Q26. Parasitic infections may cause:

A) Improved productivity in every case B) Reduced productivity and disease C) Guaranteed immunity D) Increased feed efficiency in every case

Q27. Effective parasite control generally requires:

A) Diagnosis and appropriate control measures B) Avoiding hygiene C) Continuous fasting D) No monitoring

Fundamentals of Pharmacology

Q28. Pharmacology is the study of:

A) Drugs and their effects on living organisms B) Animal housing C) Farm economics D) Soil science

Q29. The route of administration refers to:

A) Drug colour B) Way in which a drug is introduced into the body C) Drug price D) Manufacturer's location

Q30. The intended beneficial action of a drug is called its:

A) Toxic effect B) Side effect C) Therapeutic effect D) Adverse reaction

Q31. An adverse drug reaction is:

A) An unwanted harmful response associated with a drug B) The desired therapeutic effect C) Normal feeding behaviour D) A vaccination schedule

Q32. Before administering a medicine, the pharmacist should pay attention to:

A) Only the package colour B) Only the animal's breed C) Dose, route and instructions D) Only the price

Clinical Biochemistry and Gynaecology

Q33. Clinical biochemistry is useful primarily in:

A) Disease assessment and diagnosis B) Farm construction C) Animal transportation D) Breed colouring

Q34. Gynaecology deals mainly with:

A) Female reproductive system and its disorders B) Digestive diseases only C) Bone structure D) Skin pigmentation

Q35. Reproductive health is important in livestock because it affects:

A) Herd productivity and reproduction B) Housing colour C) Feed storage only D) Market location

Clinical Veterinary Medicine

Q36. Veterinary medicine is primarily concerned with:

A) Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases B) Farm fencing C) Soil classification D) Animal marketing only

Q37. Clinical examination is performed primarily to:

A) Determine market price B) Assess health and identify abnormalities C) Change the animal's breed D) Determine soil type

Q38. Taking an appropriate animal history can help in:

A) Diagnosis B) Determining rainfall C) Measuring farm size D) Changing species

Q39. Disease prevention is important because it can:

A) Increase disease transmission B) Reduce disease occurrence and losses C) Eliminate hygiene D) Increase complications

Veterinary Clinical Pharmacy

Q40. Veterinary clinical pharmacy involves:

A) Appropriate handling and use of veterinary medicines B) Animal breeding only C) Building construction D) Crop harvesting

Q41. Proper storage of medicines helps to:

A) Maintain their quality and effectiveness B) Increase deterioration C) Change their composition D) Remove expiry information

Q42. Before dispensing a medicine, the pharmacist should check:

A) Only the colour B) Medicine identity and relevant instructions C) Only the price D) Only the package size

Q43. Expired medicines should generally:

A) Be administered at half dose B) Be mixed with feed C) Not be used D) Be used for emergency treatment automatically

Preliminary Surgical Procedures

Q44. Aseptic technique is primarily used to:

A) Increase contamination B) Reduce contamination and infection risk C) Increase bleeding D) Reduce nutrition

Q45. Surgical instruments should be:

A) Properly cleaned and sterilized as appropriate B) Used without cleaning C) Stored in contaminated conditions D) Shared without preparation

Q46. Proper preparation before surgery helps to:

A) Increase infection B) Increase contamination C) Reduce complications D) Avoid examination

Pharmacist Jurisprudence

Q47. Pharmacy jurisprudence mainly concerns:

A) Animal anatomy B) Laws and regulations relating to pharmacy practice C) Livestock nutrition D) Farm economics

Q48. Proper pharmacy record keeping helps ensure:

A) Accountability and safe medicine management B) More dispensing errors C) Poor inventory control D) Lack of traceability

Q49. A veterinary pharmacist should follow:

A) Personal preference only B) Applicable rules and professional responsibilities C) Market rumours D) Animal colour

Farm Management and Extension

Q50. Farm management primarily deals with:

A) Efficient use of available resources B) Only animal colouring C) Only veterinary surgery D) Only rainfall

Q51. Agricultural extension education aims to:

A) Prevent farmers from learning B) Transfer useful knowledge and practices C) Stop communication D) Reduce productivity

Q52. Effective extension communication should be:

A) Clear and understandable B) Confusing C) Unrelated to farmer needs D) Without feedback

Hospital Practice Training

Q53. Veterinary hospital practice requires proper attention to:

A) Patient care, records, medicines and hygiene B) Building decoration only C) Animal colour D) Market price

Q54. Patient records are important because they provide:

A) Only financial data B) Relevant history and treatment information C) Weather information D) Breed colour

Q55. Good hygiene in a veterinary hospital helps to:

A) Increase infection B) Reduce infection transmission C) Increase contamination D) Prevent treatment

Q56. Proper medicine inventory management helps to:

A) Track medicines and maintain availability B) Increase expiry C) Remove labels D) Prevent stock checking

Mixed Veterinary Practice

Q57. Vaccination is primarily intended to:

A) Stimulate protective immunity B) Cause nutritional deficiency C) Replace all medicines D) Reduce animal growth

Q58. Biosecurity measures are primarily designed to:

A) Increase disease spread B) Prevent introduction and spread of infectious diseases C) Reduce hygiene D) Increase contamination

Q59. Proper disposal of pharmaceutical waste helps to:

A) Increase environmental contamination B) Protect health and environment C) Increase accidental exposure D) Spread disease

Q60. If instructions on a veterinary medicine are unclear, the appropriate action is to:

A) Guess the dose B) Double the dose C) Verify the instructions before use D) Ignore the label

Q61. Accurate medicine identification is important to:

A) Prevent medication errors B) Increase medication errors C) Change drug composition D) Avoid documentation

Q62. Good animal welfare includes:

A) Proper food, water, shelter and appropriate care B) Continuous deprivation C) Poor sanitation D) Unnecessary suffering

Q63. Before administering a medicine, which combination should be checked?

A) Animal, medicine, dose and route B) Only animal colour C) Only medicine price D) Only packaging design

Q64. Proper hygiene is important in veterinary practice because it:

A) Increases contamination B) Helps reduce infection transmission C) Prevents all diseases completely D) Eliminates the need for treatment

Q65. A major responsibility in veterinary pharmacy is:

A) Random medicine administration B) Ignoring expiry dates C) Safe and appropriate handling of veterinary medicines D) Avoiding records

PART 2 – COMPUTER & IT (Questions 66–80)

Q66. CPU stands for:

A) Computer Processing Utility B) Central Processing Unit C) Central Program User D) Control Processing Unit

Q67. Which of the following is an input device?

A) Monitor B) Printer C) Keyboard D) Speaker

Q68. Which is an output device?

A) Mouse B) Keyboard C) Scanner D) Monitor

Q69. WWW stands for:

A) Wide World Wire B) World Web Window C) World Wide Web D) Web World Work

Q70. Electronic messages are commonly sent through:

A) Email B) Scanner C) Printer D) Monitor

Q71. An IP address is mainly associated with:

A) Screen brightness B) Network identification/addressing C) Printer ink D) Keyboard layout

Q72. Which is an example of software?

A) Keyboard B) Monitor C) Operating system D) Mouse

Q73. AI stands for:

A) Automated Internet B) Artificial Intelligence C) Advanced Input D) Applied Internet

Q74. Machine Learning is closely associated with:

A) Artificial Intelligence B) Typewriting C) Plumbing D) Mechanical tools only

Q75. Deep Learning commonly uses:

A) Neural networks B) Manual registers C) Printer mechanisms D) Typewriters

Q76. IoT stands for:

A) Internet of Things B) Input of Technology C) Internet of Technology D) Information Online Transfer

Q77. Big Data refers to:

A) A large computer screen B) Very large and complex datasets C) A large keyboard D) A physical storage room

Q78. Cybersecurity focuses mainly on protecting:

A) Furniture B) Roads C) Systems, networks and data D) Buildings only

Q79. Which is a modern technology mentioned in the notification?

A) Artificial Intelligence B) Typewriter technology C) Mechanical clock D) Telegraph only

Q80. Which practice improves protection of online accounts?

A) Sharing passwords B) Using weak passwords C) Sharing OTPs D) Following appropriate cybersecurity practices

PART 3 – UTTAR PRADESH GENERAL INFORMATION (Questions 81–100)

Q81. The capital of Uttar Pradesh is:

A) Agra B) Lucknow C) Kanpur D) Prayagraj

Q82. The Taj Mahal is located in:

A) Agra B) Lucknow C) Varanasi D) Meerut

Q83. Varanasi is situated on the bank of the:

A) Yamuna B) Narmada C) Ganga D) Godavari

Q84. Uttar Pradesh is located primarily in:

A) Southern India B) Northern India C) Western coastal India D) North-eastern India

Q85. Which city is strongly associated with Nawabi heritage?

A) Lucknow B) Jhansi C) Meerut D) Mathura

Q86. Kathak is a classical dance form associated with:

A) Uttar Pradesh B) Kerala C) Assam D) Tamil Nadu

Q87. Mathura is traditionally associated with:

A) Lord Buddha B) Lord Krishna C) Guru Nanak D) Mahavira

Q88. Ayodhya is traditionally associated with:

A) Lord Rama B) Lord Krishna only C) Guru Nanak D) Ashoka

Q89. Prayagraj is traditionally associated with the confluence known as:

A) Sangam B) Delta C) Estuary D) Lagoon

Q90. Which is an important agricultural crop of Uttar Pradesh?

A) Coffee B) Coconut C) Wheat D) Rubber

Q91. Varanasi is particularly famous for:

A) Banarasi silk sarees B) Tea plantations C) Rubber production D) Marine fishing

Q92. Uttar Pradesh's economy includes:

A) Agriculture only B) Industry and services along with agriculture C) Mining only D) Tourism only

Q93. Which of the following is specifically relevant to UP General Information?

A) UP history and culture B) European geography only C) American politics D) African geology

Q94. UP's geographical study includes:

A) Climate and soil B) Only oceans C) Only glaciers D) Only deserts

Q95. The notification's UP-related syllabus includes information about:

A) Forests and wildlife B) European forests only C) American wildlife only D) Antarctic climate only

Q96. Which area is included in the UP economy-related syllabus?

A) Agriculture and industry B) Only international banking C) Only ocean trade D) Only foreign exchange

Q97. UP polity and administration are included under:

A) Uttar Pradesh General Information B) Computer Science C) Veterinary Anatomy D) Pharmacology

Q98. UP-related current events are included in:

A) Part 1 B) Part 2 C) Part 3 D) None of these

Q99. Which of the following is included in the UP cultural syllabus?

A) Festivals and folk dance B) Only computer programming C) Only international sports D) Only world geography

Q100. The UP General Information syllabus includes:

A) History, culture, geography, economy, polity and current events B) Only veterinary medicine C) Only computer hardware D) Only pharmacology

Official Answer Key & Score Calculator

🔐 ANSWER KEY — MOCK TEST 1 (Check only after attempting all questions)

Q	Ans	Q	Ans	Q	Ans	Q	Ans
1	D	26	B	51	B	76	A
2	A	27	A	52	A	77	B
3	B	28	A	53	A	78	C
4	C	29	B	54	B	79	A
5	B	30	C	55	B	80	D
6	A	31	A	56	A	81	B
7	C	32	C	57	A	82	A
8	B	33	A	58	B	83	C
9	A	34	A	59	B	84	B
10	D	35	A	60	C	85	A
11	A	36	A	61	A	86	A
12	B	37	B	62	A	87	B
13	C	38	A	63	A	88	A
14	A	39	B	64	B	89	A
15	B	40	A	65	C	90	C
16	A	41	A	66	B	91	A
17	C	42	B	67	C	92	B
18	A	43	C	68	D	93	A
19	B	44	B	69	C	94	A
20	A	45	A	70	A	95	A
21	B	46	C	71	B	96	A
22	A	47	B	72	C	97	A
23	C	48	A	73	B	98	C
24	A	49	B	74	A	99	A
25	B	50	A	75	A	100	A

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🎯 Suggested Mock-Test Performance Scale

Score Out of 100	Performance Level	Preparation Advice
85 – 100 Marks	Excellent	Top Tier. Keep revising speed and mock test accuracy.
75 – 84.75 Marks	Very Good	Strong performance. Focus on reducing minor silly errors.
65 – 74.75 Marks	Good	Competitive range. Work on weak topics in IT & UP GK.
55 – 64.75 Marks	Needs Improvement	Re-read Veterinary Science fundamentals and practice MCQs.
Below 55 Marks	Strong Revision Recommended	Thorough subject-wise study recommended before next mock.