Introduction
Exam Syllabus, a preparation guide, is a crucial element that always helps the candidates to devise effective preparation strategies, by, focusing on their strengths and weaknesses in different topics. Below mentioned data gives an overview of the TSP SI Exam Syllabus.
Syllabus
TSP SI Exam Syllabus - Civil or Equivalent:
TSP SI Exam Syllabus - IT & C/ ASI FPB:
Preliminary Written Test consist of questions which are Objective in nature for 200 marks. This test would be of 3 Hour duration with 200 Questions.
Syllabus for Preliminary Written Test (200 Questions) (200 Marks)
| Paper | Subject | Max. Marks |
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| Preliminary Written Test | Arithmetic and Test of Reasoning/ Mental Ability (100 Questions) and General Studies (100 Questions) (Questions are Objective in Nature) | 200 |
| Syllabus for Preliminary Written Test | |
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| A) Arithmetic & Test of Reasoning / Mental Ability (Objective Type) (100 Questions) | Arithmetic: It will include questions on problems relating to number system, simple interest, compound interest, ratio & proportion, average, percentage, profit & loss, time & work, work & wages, time & distance, clocks & calendars, partnership, menstruation etc. Test of Reasoning: It will include questions of both verbal & non-verbal type and questions on analogies, similarities and differences, spatial visualization, spatial orientation, problem solving, analysis, judgment, decision making, visual memory etc. |
| B) General Studies (Objective Type) (100 Questions) | 1. General Science - contemporary developments in science and technology and their implications including matters of everyday observation and experience, contemporary issues relating to protection of environment as may be expected of a well-educated person who has not made a special study of any scientific discipline 2. Current events of national and international importance 3. History of India (including Indian National Movement) – emphasis will be on broad and general understanding of the subject in its social, economic, cultural and political aspects 4. Geography of India 5. Indian Polity and Economy – including the Country’s political system, rural development, planning and economic reforms in India 6. Telangana Movement and State Formation - The idea of Telangana (1948-1970), Mobilization phase (1971-1990), towards formation of Telangana State (1991-2014) |
Final Written Examination will consists of 4 papers which are Objective in nature each of 3 hours duration with a total of 600 marks as described below.
Syllabus for Final Written Examination
| Paper | Subject | Max. Marks for | |||
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| Post Code Nos. 11, 17, 18 & 19 | Post Code Nos. 12 to 15 | ||||
| Paper I | English | Part-A: Objective Type - MCQs | 25 Marks | 100 | 100 |
| Part-B: Descriptive Questions | 75 Marks | ||||
| Paper II | Telugu/ Urdu | Part-A: Objective Type - MCQs | 25 Marks | 100 | 100 |
| Part-B: Descriptive Questions | 75 Marks | ||||
| Paper III | Arithmetic and Test of Reasoning/ Mental Ability (Objective in Nature) (200 Questions) | 200 | 200 | ||
| Paper IV | General Studies (Objective in Nature) (200 Questions) | 200 | 200 | ||
| Syllabus for Final Written Examination | |
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| Paper I: English (Objective Type) (200 Questions) | Qualifying Paper in English will be of Matriculation or equivalent standard. Questions of the standard of SSC / Matriculation seeking to ascertain the Candidate’s knowledge and language skills will be asked
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| Paper II: Telugu / Urdu (Objective Type) (200 Questions) | Candidates have to choose one of the languages i.e., either Telugu or Urdu and should indicate their choice as and when asked for by the recruiting authority. Option once exercised will be final and a candidate will not be allowed to change it subsequently
Qualifying Paper in Telugu or Urdu will be of Matriculation or equivalent standard. Questions of the standard of SSC / Matriculation seeking to ascertain the Candidate’s knowledge and language skills will be asked
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| Paper III: Arithmetic & Test Of Reasoning / Mental Ability (Objective Type) (200 Questions) |
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| Paper IV: General Studies (Objective Type) (200 Questions) |
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Preliminary Written Test consist of questions which are Objective in nature for 200 marks. This test would be of 3 Hour duration with 200 Questions.
Syllabus for the PWT is given at Annexure – I(A) [Click Here].
| Paper | Subject | Max. Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Preliminary Written Test | Technical Paper (Objective in Nature) (200 Questions) | 200 |
Final Written Examination will consists of 3 papers which are Objective in nature each of 3 hours duration with a total of 400 marks as described below.
Syllabus for the FWE is given at Annexure – I(B) [Click Here].
Revised FWE Syllabus for Languages [Click Here].
| Paper | Subject | Max. Marks | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper I | English | Part- A: Objective Type - MCQs | 25 Marks | 100 |
| Part- B: Descriptive Questions | 75 Marks | |||
| Paper II | Arithmetic and Test of Reasoning/ Mental Ability (Objective in Nature) (200 Questions) | 100 | ||
| Paper III | Technical Paper (Objective in Nature) (200 Questions) | 200 | ||