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APPSC Horticulture Officer 2026 Test Series

30 practice tests of 150 questions for APPSC Horticulture Officer 2026 (Notification 19/2026): Paper I General Studies and Mental Ability, Paper II Horticulture I and Paper III Horticulture II, with 20 sectional tests, 9 full papers and a three-paper grand simulation. Paper I in English and Telugu, Horticulture papers in English. Released from 8 Nov 2026 to 17 Jan 2027. HO-01 and HO-02 free. ₹999 for 1 year.

₹999

One-time payment · valid for 1 year

Published tests

2

Published in the catalogue.

Scheduled roadmap

30

Next: 16 Nov 2026

Quality-gated questions

300

In published tests, with an approved or published question version.

Access

1 year

Fixed validity; no automatic renewal.

What is published now, and what is scheduled?

2 tests are published in this plan today. 30 further tests are in the current roadmap. The calendar is the live source for release dates and status; a planned test is not described as published until the catalogue marks it published.

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What is included

  • 30 tests, 4,800 questions: 20 sectional tests, 9 full papers and a three-paper grand simulation, all at the exam length of 150 questions in 150 minutes
  • Paper I General Studies and Mental Ability, Paper II Horticulture I and Paper III Horticulture II, with General English and General Telugu practice for the qualifying test
  • Paper I in English and Telugu, Horticulture papers in English; released from 8 Nov 2026 to 17 Jan 2027, and every test stays open after release
  • APPSC marking: +1, −1/3; score, detailed solutions and rank as soon as you submit; HO-01 and HO-02 are free

Before you enrol

Are all roadmap tests available immediately?
No. The published-test count above is what the plan has published today. Future roadmap tests are released according to the live calendar.
How is the question count verified?
The quality-gated count is calculated from question versions attached to the plan’s published tests that the catalogue marks approved or published. It is not a claim about unpublished roadmap tests.
Can I see the level before paying?
Use the public sample-question hub and create a free account to explore the available practice content.