UKPSC RO/ARO (Advocate General Office) 2025 Prelims Question Paper
The Uttarakhand Public Service Commission conducted the UKPSC Review Officer / Assistant Review Officer (Advocate General Office) Prelims exam on July 27, 2025. This recruitment fills RO and ARO posts in the Office of the Advocate General, Uttarakhand, at Nainital.
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To help future candidates, we have compiled the question paper below. You can download these UKPSC PYQs directly to analyse the exam pattern. Also, follow our monthly Uttarakhand Current Affairs magazine for state-specific updates.
Exam Pattern at a Glance
- Paper: Preliminary Examination (General Studies)
- Total Questions: 200
- Maximum Marks: 200
- Time: 3 Hours
- Medium: Bilingual (English and Hindi)
Key Highlights of the Paper
Analysing the UKPSC RO ARO Advocate General Office Question Paper reveals clear trends for future aspirants.
- Legal Terms: First, the paper asked the meaning of legal words such as “bailment” and “amicus curiae”.
- Uttarakhand GK: Second, state questions covered land grants like ‘Goonth’, rivers and reserved Lok Sabha seats.
- Polity and History: In addition, questions on constitutional schedules and the Permanent Settlement featured prominently.
- Science, Computers and Current Affairs: Finally, computer networks, physics and 2025 events completed the paper.
UKPSC RO/ARO (Advocate General Office) 2025 Prelims Paper (Bilingual PDF)
This 200-question paper tests general studies along with basic legal awareness. Download the complete bilingual (Hindi + English) question paper below, neatly formatted by SAMVEG IAS for easy reading and printing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The commission held this Review Officer / Assistant Review Officer Prelims exam on July 27, 2025.
The paper had 200 questions for 200 marks. Candidates got 3 hours to complete it.
Yes. Along with general studies, the paper asked the meaning of common legal terms. Therefore, basic legal vocabulary deserves attention.
Yes. Every question appears first in English and then in Hindi, exactly as in the original exam booklet. Therefore, aspirants of both mediums can use the same PDF.
You can download all UKPSC previous year papers from our complete PYQ archive. It covers Upper PCS, Lower PCS, RO/ARO, ACF/FRO and other UKPSC exams.

