DSSSB Previous Year Papers – Practise by Post, Year and Shift

Previous year papers are the most honest guide to a DSSSB exam. They show how questions are worded, which topics come back again and again, and how hard the subject section really is. This page explains where DSSSB publishes its own question papers, and how you can practise TGT, PGT and PRT previous year questions in DSSSB Master.

Please note: DSSSB Master is an independent practice platform, not connected with DSSSB. For official papers, answer keys and notices, always verify on dsssb.delhi.gov.in.

Where DSSSB publishes its question papers

The DSSSB website has a Question Bank Online Exam section, arranged by year. When we checked, its menu had pages for 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. Some year pages list papers by post, exam date and shift, often in both English and Hindi. For example, the 2018 page lists PGT papers by subject, date and shift. What each year's page contains varies, and a page can be empty for a while, so look up the year and post you need.

DSSSB also publishes answer keys for its exams on its website, so you can check the official answers for a paper you practise.

How DSSSB Master helps you practise previous year papers

17,500+ previous year questions

Questions from past DSSSB papers for the teaching posts, with explanations, organised by post, subject and topic.

Full papers by year and shift

In the Papers view, each paper is one exam sitting: one post, one year, one shift. You can attempt it as it was set.

Topic-wise practice

Practise one subject or topic at a time, and use the topic analysis to see which topics appeared most often.

Free to start

Every section has free questions and one mock test is free every week. Full access needs a paid Premium plan.

You choose your post when you sign up (TGT, PGT, PRT or Nursery), so the papers you see match your exam. If you prefer paper, our printed book has 6 previous year papers with solutions.

How to use previous year papers well

  1. Read the syllabus first. Know which parts of Section A and Section B apply to you from our DSSSB syllabus page.
  2. Sit one full paper under exam time. The DSSSB exam pattern page lists the duration and marks for TGT, PGT and PRT.
  3. Review every mistake. Read the explanation, and note the topic it belongs to.
  4. Go back topic by topic. Practise the topics where you lost most marks before trying the next paper.
  5. Check the pattern of older papers. DSSSB changed the TGT, PGT and primary teacher exam schemes in July 2017, so papers from before that follow an older pattern. Use them for content, not for timing.
  6. Mix papers with mock tests. A DSSSB practice test helps you check your speed on fresh questions.

Frequently asked questions

Does DSSSB publish its previous year papers?

Yes. The DSSSB website has a Question Bank Online Exam section arranged by year. Some year pages list papers by post, date and shift. What each page contains varies, so check the year and post you need on dsssb.delhi.gov.in.

Are the questions in DSSSB Master from real DSSSB papers?

Yes. The previous year questions come from past DSSSB papers and are labelled with the post and exam year, so you can practise by post, year and topic.

Can I practise a full DSSSB paper shift-wise?

Yes. In the Papers view of DSSSB Master, each paper is one exam sitting for one post, year and shift, so you can attempt it as a full paper.

Are DSSSB previous year papers free in the app?

You can start for free: every section has free questions and one mock test is free every week. Full access to all questions and mock tests needs a paid Premium plan.

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