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It sounds like your experience with the CAPF AC 2025 Paper I was exceptionally challenging—especially with math and science being significantly tougher than usual, and Polity and Current Affairs diverging from expectations.

Paper I difficulty has typically ranged from moderate to difficult, with variations:

Science usually moderate to difficult,
Mathematics often easy to moderate,


Polity has historically seen around 9–20 questions, with a moderate-to-difficult tone

Current Affairs generally had about 20–27 questions, usually labeled moderate in most analyses
By contrast your observation that Polity was only 4 questions (down from about 20) and that science, math, and current affairs were much harder suggests a significant and possibly unexpected shift in the CAPF 2025 pattern.

🚨 What Your Experience Highlights
1. Polity reduced to just 4 questions
That is a stark departure from typical paper patterns. In 2023–24, polity often had 20+ questions in moderate-to-difficult range.

2. Current Affairs described as “Out of The Box”
Previous CAPF exams focused on national/international events and defense affairs, usually moderate. If current affairs this year were unusually deep, advanced, or obscure, that's a sign of a tougher level than prior benchmarks.

3. Math & Science much harder this time
Historically, mathematics was usually easier than science—easier reliance on NCERT level questions. CAPF even had NEET-level science in earlier years, but feedback over multiple years often described it as easy to moderate.

🧠 What You Can Take Away
This year’s Paper I appears to be tougher than usual: maybe even more difficult than many past years.

If Polity was dramatically reduced and other sections intensified in difficulty, it could reflect a deliberate shift by UPSC toward analytical or random style questions—possibly catching many off-guard.

📝 What You Should Do Next
Stay calm and assess your raw score: Compare your answer key against expected good attempts from past years to get a tentative performance metric.

Balance your Paper II prep: Since your Paper I felt unusually tough, make sure your Paper II (essay, comprehension, etc.) is strong—this can often compensate.

Reflect strategically:
Prioritize high-yield topics you know well.
Focus on time management for unpredictable question styles.

Review previous year papers to prepare for patterns of randomness, as some aspirants recommend being prepared for “chaos,” rather than fixed predictions.