TSLPRB Police Constable (Civil) Syllabus For Prelims Test

(INTERMEDIATE STANDARD) (OBJECTIVE TYPE) (200 QUESTIONS)

 

1. English* 

2. Arithmetic 

3. General Science 

4. History of India, Indian culture, Indian National Movement 

5. Principles of Geography, Indian Geography, Polity and Economy 

6. Current events of national and international importance 

7. Test of Reasoning / Mental Ability 

8. Contents pertaining to the State of Telangana. 


* The questions relating to English Language in the syllabus will be set in English only in the Telugu/Urdu versions of the question paper also. 

Note: In case any dispute about any question or answer, the decision taken by the Subject Expert Committee shall be final. The Board does not prescribe any particular textbook or publication and is not bound by the material appearing in any book or publication.

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